President Obama just called us all to action, noting that in New Hampshire, in this election, “the future of our country really is on the ballot.”

And John, I really couldn’t have said it better myself.

In more ways than one, our country’s future is at stake this November. That’s true across the country, but by winning here in New Hampshire, we have the opportunity to make a real difference in what that future looks like.

Making that impact starts with defeating Don Bolduc, and this team’s ability to do that depends on what you choose to do today.

John – my opponent, Don Bolduc, and I could not be more different:

While I have always fought for a woman’s fundamental right to choose, he said that we should “rejoice” at the Supreme Court decision that ended Roe v. Wade.

While I have worked to make our democracy stronger, he has undermined its very foundations – spreading the Big Lie and even promising to overturn the results of the 2024 election should he be “called upon” to do so.

Don Bolduc is the most extreme nominee this state has seen in decades, and with him on the ballot, President Obama’s words have never been more true. Our future is at stake in this race. And with 17 days to lend your support to this campaign – be it $3 or $10 – it is still up to all of us to decide what that future looks like.

We do not have to let Don Bolduc’s vision for this country – one where our daughters have fewer rights than their mothers and grandmothers, and where the will of the voters is not a sacred covenant, but something to be ignored – come to pass. I know that if we all stand together, we can beat him.

But it truly will take all of us, and we need to act today.

With just 17 days until the election, we are running out of time to make an impact on the outcome of this race and the future of this country.

Your contribution today will make a bigger impact now than it would even a day from now. So please, pitch in what you can today – the future of the country is on the line, and on the ballot.

With every good wish,
Maggie Hassan