This race is already one of the most expensive races of the election cycle -- and the cost will only continue to increase as we get closer to Election Day.
Don -- I'm writing to ask if there's anything I can say to convince you to split a donation between my campaign and the DNC with 54 days until November's elections.
You see, if you've been waiting to chip in, there's never been a better time than today. So, if you can, split a donation of $10 between my campaign and the DNC to rally support in the final weeks of this critical election.
Our team is a bit behind where we need to be right now, and we need an absolutely HUGE response to get back on track. Is there anything I can say to get your support, Don?
What if I told you that my opponent is an extreme Republican who supports a national abortion ban?
What if I told you that super PACs are dumping millions of dollars into Arizona and can spend virtually unlimited sums of money on this race?
What if I told you that this is going to be one of the closest races of the 2022 midterm elections?
And what if I told you this race is also already one of the most expensive races of the election cycle -- and the cost will only continue to increase as we get closer to Election Day?
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