I won't mince words, JOhn: this is going to be Jennifer's closest race for Congress yet.
In case you missed it, a new poll has our race in a statistical dead heat. Our district could be won or lost on November 8 by just a handful of votes.
We're leaving it all on the field — but we can't do it without you. So JOhn, will you rush $10 (or any amount) today to help Jennifer get her message out to undecided voters and amp up turnout among our base?
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Thank you,
Austin Taylor
Campaign Manager
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JOhn, a new poll released by our Republican opponent this week gives Jennifer a lead of just 43 percent to 41 percent.
We need to gain ground immediately among undecided voters and make sure that we are in control of the narrative for the final days of this race.
Will you donate $10 as soon as possible? We need to raise $25,702 by this weekend in order to expand the reach of television and online ads.
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Glenn Youngkin came up short in VA-10 last year by just 2 percent. It's a very concerning sign that our pro-Trump opponent is already matching this narrow deficit — and with room to grow.
Republicans sense a major opportunity here, and we expect a big increase in spending against Jennifer in the next week. We have to be ready, and we have to drive home Jennifer's record of success and contrast it with the extremism of our opponent.
This is an all-hands-on deck moment, JOhn. So will you pitch in $10 right now? We're counting heavily on grassroots supporters like you as we approach the finish line.
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Thank you,
The team at Wexton for Congress
Rep. Jennifer Wexton proudly serves the 10th District of Virginia. She's fighting to create a strong economy, ensure equality for all, and invest in a better future for America.
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