Friend, for months you stood by me and my fight to expand access to the American dream. 

You donated your hard-earned money and dedicated your precious time to my campaign to defeat Rubio and usher in an era of progress. And though the results were not what we hoped, our fight for the American dream is not over.

Because right now, we're just one Senate seat away from winning a full-fledged majority and having the numbers to finally expand access to the American dream – and that all comes down to the runoff in Georgia next week.

Friend, we cannot let Senator Warnock lose to his far-right, Trump-endorsed opponent and return us to a 50-50 Senate majority. So I have to ask: Will you chip in $5 or more now so Warnock can keep Georgia blue, expand our Senate majority, and continue to fight for progress?

I cannot think of anyone else who is better equipped to continue my battle for progress and justice than Senator Warnock. Raised in public housing in Savannah, Georgia, with 11 brothers and sisters, Warnock understands how rare it is that he was able to achieve the American dream when so many other children in his circumstance never do. 

That's why he is dedicated to expanding access to the American dream for every single person in America – but he can only do it with YOUR help. 

Already, the Republican establishment has spent more than $57 MILLION to prop up Herschel Walker and stop Democrats from securing the full majority that we urgently need to pass a progressive agenda. Friend, Senator Warnock doesn't accept a cent from corporate PACS, so it's up to grassroots donors like US to help him fight back against the GOP's war chest.

This is not the time to be complacent. Now's the time to pour everything we have into Georgia to expand our majority and keep the American dream alive. So I'm reaching out personally to ask you:

Please, will you rush a donation of $5 or more now to Sen. Warnock's reelection campaign so he can continue his tireless work for progress? We cannot afford to lose a fighter as passionate as him in the Senate.

Thank you,

Val Demings