The Boston Violinist: Nevada’s Senate race is too close to call

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

Nevada’s Senate race is too close to call

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Here's where things stand, Harris: Nevada’s Senate race is still too close to call – which means our work isn’t done yet. And we’re expecting my race to come down to a handful of votes.

We cannot afford to lose a single additional Senate seat. If Republicans flip Nevada red, they’ll have even more power to plow through with their destructive agenda – including passing a nationwide abortion ban.

Winning is going to require ensuring that every last vote gets properly counted. So today, I need to make the most important ask I've ever made of you: Please, will you split $6 now – or whatever you can spare – between my campaign and NDTC to show the huge wave of support we need to keep Nevada blue?

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We laid it all on the line to counter their attacks and turn Nevada blue. In order to do that, we had to spend every last dollar we had just to get through Election Day – because our race was one of the most expensive in the whole country.

Our work isn’t done until every vote in Nevada is counted. But today, we’re starting all over again from scratch, which is why we’ve set an emergency goal to raise $500,000. And now, the stakes are higher than ever – we absolutely need to reach this goal to win.

So please, Harris, I'm counting on you to come through in the most pivotal moment: Split $6 or more right now to help my campaign get across the finish line.

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Thank you so much,

Jacky