Hello,

Every year, eligible voters miss their chance to exercise their freedom to vote because they didn't have a plan.

My schedule is often unpredictable, which is why I always make my own plan to vote early – and I ask my friends and family to do the same.

But this year, with such tight races up and down the ballot all across the country, making a plan is especially important. Any single vote could decide the Senate majority, the governor's race, or who your mayor might be.

That's why I'm hoping you'll make your plan today. Here’s how:

First, decide how you will vote:

• Will you vote in person before Election Day?
• Will you vote on Election Day?
• Did you request a mail-in ballot before the deadline? If so, fill it out and return it right away.

Second, do the research:

• Pennsylvania voters can find out how to vote at Vote.PA.gov.
• Everyone else can visit IWillVote.com.

Third, make your plan:

• If you're voting in-person, now is the time to decide:
  • Where will you vote?
  • When will you vote?
  • How will you get there? Do you need a ride?
  • Will you bring someone with you?
• If you're voting by mail, make sure to read the instructions that come with your ballot and send it in early.

Voting is easy if you have a plan. And by making a plan now, you can help make history. Visit Vote.PA.gov to do your research and make a plan to vote in Pennsylvania or visit IWillVote.com if you're planning on voting somewhere else.

Thank you,

Bob

P.S. If you're able to make a donation to help this team prepare for the next election, it's never too early. Chip in today, at whatever level is meaningful to you, to defend the victories we win this year.