Friend, it’s Vice President Kamala Harris. I’m about to ask you to rush a donation to Val Demings’ Senate campaign – but first, I want to explain why.

If Val Demings wins her race in Florida, Democrats are practically guaranteed to win Senate control. But with just 13 days until Election Day – and with Floridians starting to vote early – polls still show her neck and neck with Marco Rubio. 

Our entire Democratic agenda hinges on this close race, and as a result, Republicans are spending millions to defeat her.

The hard truth is that she needs to pick up the pace on fundraising immediately if she's going to win, which is why President Biden and I are counting on you, friend. 

I promised Val Demings that I would help her raise $500,000 before midnight to fund phone banking, canvassing, digital ads and TV ads – every avenue she can use to reach voters before the final ballots are cast. So I'm personally asking for your support:

Will you please make a donation of $5 or more to help Val Demings reach her midnight goal, flip Florida blue and deliver a Democratic Senate majority?

Friend, we've reached a critical turning point for our country. As the GOP chips away at our fundamental rights – including reproductive choice and access to the ballot – our Democratic agenda hinges on expanding our majority in the Senate.

If we can rise up to support Val Demings, we can build on the progress we’ve already made, like lowering prescription drug costs, health care costs, energy costs, and then some.

In the last 13 days before the polls close, I need you to give everything you've got, because every dollar will make a meaningful difference to defending our majority in a race this close. 

Please, friend, will you help Val Demings meet her $500,000 goal tonight so she can reach more Florida voters and defeat Marco Rubio? We're so close to expanding our Democratic Senate majority – but we can't do it without your help.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for supporting our Democratic agenda. I know we can win if we stick together.

Vice President Kamala Harris