Blog de Dunlap: We need your help to get Elizabeth’s message to voters

Danielle, our new ad for Elizabeth's re-election is live — helping to spread the word about what Elizabeth has done so far in office and why we need her to keep fighting in the Senate. Check it out here >>

Elizabeth is up against a GOP opponent backed by crypto billionaires — they've already started to place six-figure ad buys that spread misinformation about Elizabeth to voters. They're using their deep pockets and big checks to try to influence this election and buy this Senate seat for their candidate of choice.

Here's the deal: They may have large sums of money, but what they don't have is you — grassroots supporters who have been by Elizabeth's side helping make big, structural change for families in Massachusetts and across the country.

And with your support, Elizabeth has been able to secure $20 billion for Massachusetts to build and repair roads, bridges, and transit. Paid for in part by her plan to tax the profits of billionaire corporations.

She's lowered the cost of critical drugs that millions of people rely on so that families aren't forced to choose between life-saving medication and their ability to pay for food, shelter, and everyday needs.

She has led the fight to cancel student loan debt for millions, benefiting low- and middle-income borrowers, seniors, women, and Black borrowers so that they are able to buy homes, start new businesses, and invest in themselves and their families.

But like Elizabeth said, "We're not done."

She has plans to build on our progress and bring down the cost of housing for families, make child care affordable, and root out corruption in Washington in her next term. But in order to do that, we need to fight back against these wealthy special interests.

To reach voters with our message, we rely on your grassroots support to help fund our advertising and organizing efforts. Will you pitch in $100, or whatever you can to get our message out to Massachussetts voters, keep Elizabeth in the Senate, and defend our Senate majority?