Hi Harris,
Ben here, with some updates on the state of our U.S. Senate races just two weeks out from Election Day.
Before I get into it, will you donate now to help Democratic pro-choice women defend our Senate majority and protect reproductive freedom?
Here's the latest, Harris:
- First, these races are COMPETITIVE. Enough seats remain in play that it's still unclear who will clinch the Senate majority this November.
- Republicans are eyeing five key states – Florida, Maryland, Michigan, Nevada, and Wisconsin – in their attempt to take back the majority. But right now, EMILYs List women are leading or tied in all of these races.
- Winning in Delaware and Maryland means doubling the number of Black women elected to the Senate. If elected, Lisa Blunt Rochester (DE-SEN) and Angela Alsobrooks (MD-SEN) would make history as the first two Black women to serve from their states, and to serve in the Senate at the same time.
Time is running out, and what we do in the next two weeks could determine who gains the majority this November. Can Democratic pro-choice women count on your support? Donate now:
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Thanks — now let's make some history!
Ben Ray (he/him/his)
Interim Vice President of Federal and Gubernatorial Campaigns, EMILYs List
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