BREAKING: Political experts are saying Democrats have a shot at protecting and EXPANDING our slim
Senate majority this November

FLIP THESE FIVE: Cheri Beasley, Tim Ryan, Mandela Barnes, Val Demings, and John Fetterman.

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With so much on the line – from reproductive rights to protecting democracy itself – holding on to our slim Democratic Senate majority isn't enough. We need to expand it. Can we count on you to step up and donate $15 right now to make sure we WIN these five critical races and expand our majority?

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Here's why that's important. These five candidates can turn red seats blue and build a strong Democratic Senate majority: Tim Ryan in Ohio, Cheri Beasley in North Carolina, Val Demings in Florida, John Fetterman in Pennsylvania and Mandela Barnes in Wisconsin.

But Mitch McConnell and Trump know how important these seats are, too, and they've dumped millions of dollars into keeping these states red by rallying behind their dangerous candidates:

* JD Vance (OH) has compared slavery to abortion.

* Ted Budd (NC) voted against the Voting Rights Advancement Act.

* Marco Rubio (FL) supports a national ban on abortion. 

* Dr. Mehmet Oz (PA) said abortion at any stage of pregnancy was "still murder."

* Ron Johnson (WI) wants to cut Social Security and Medicare. 


We've got to fight back and pick up these critical Senate seats, which is why we've set a goal to raise $15,000 by midnight for our Flip the Five Fund, but we're coming up short. Can you donate $15 right now to make sure we WIN these five critical races and hold Republicans like Mitch McConnell accountable?

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We can't afford to lose a single one of these seats, so we need grassroots supporters like you to push these Democrats over the finish line.


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