Hi John, it's Elizabeth Warren.

I’m making it official today, John, and I wanted you to hear it from me: I’m running for re-election to the U.S. Senate next year.

Together, we’ve won some big battles for working families across the country. But there’s plenty more to do. So I’m staying in the fight. And I’m asking if you’ll be a part of this new campaign from Day One:

John, can you please add your name to say you personally endorse our re-election campaign and the plans that we’re fighting for? I’d be deeply grateful to have your support again as I take on this new righteous fight.

I first ran for Senate because I saw how the system is rigged for the wealthy and well-connected and against everyone else.

I won because Massachusetts voters know it too. And even though we’ve been up against powerful forces, the past ten years have shown us that when we organize, fight righteous fights, and hold those in power accountable, we can make positive change, including:

Getting student loan debt cancelation to President Biden’s desk
Passing a new tax on massive corporate profits
Lowering the cost of hearing aids
Pressuring Wells Fargo executives into resigning after their fake accounts scandal
Supporting infrastructure projects from the Berkshires to New Bedford
Even making billionaires cry on national TV

Now I’m running for re-election because there’s a lot more we’ve got to do. Pass a wealth tax. Make child care affordable. Ensure the right to an abortion. Protect consumers from big banks. Make our government work for everyone, not just a thin slice at the top.

We’re going to build this new campaign the same way we’ve built all our campaigns: from the grassroots level. Because with a grassroots-powered movement, we can fight back against extremist Republicans and powerful interests like Big Pharma, Big Oil, and big banks who use their deep pockets to try to block change.

Please add your name to let me know that you endorse my re-election and you support the plans that we’re fighting for.

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth

PAID FOR BY WARREN FOR SENATE