John – the average donation to emails like this one is $27. Today, that’s what I’m going to ask you to give – $27 dollars, our average email contribution, and just one dollar for every day we’ve got left.

27 days isn’t much time, so before I go on – if you can rush a donation to help us win this critical seat, right now please do.

But if you have a moment (or need a little more convincing – I get it), please let me explain why I’m proud of that average donation number.

$27 on its own is not enough to stay competitive in a state like New Hampshire, with some of the country’s most expensive media markets. Just $27 is not enough to stand up to the almost $60 million Republicans are spending to replace me with my far-right opponent. One donation of $27 can’t do that.

But tens of thousands of donations of about $27 – sometimes more, sometimes less – can.

When we all pull together, each donation, no matter how small, adds up in big ways, so I do hope that we can add your $27 gift today.

While my opponent is relying on GOP dark-money groups spending tens of millions, I count on folks like you stepping up when they can to help fuel this campaign.

It’s simple: John you are this campaign’s biggest asset.

The strength of the campaign we have built is a testament to how powerful an engaged team of grassroots supporters can be. Folks from all walks of life – teachers, grocery store clerks, health care workers – give when they are inspired to do so. It means that we run this campaign the way it should be run – by asking people to give when they can and honestly explaining what is at stake.

With just 27 days left, those stakes have never been higher.

I mean it when I say: a little goes a long way. But with time running out, the earlier you donate, the bigger the impact of that gift will be. So I hope I can count on you to match our $27 average donation right now.

With gratitude and every good wish,
Maggie Hassan