Blog de Dunlap: Alaska

Danielle, one of the most important races in the entire country is happening in ALASKA:

Mary Peltola is running for the U.S. Senate, and I’m proud to support her campaign.

Mary didn’t get into this race because it was easy. She saw that working people everywhere are facing skyrocketing grocery prices, unaffordable healthcare, and a rigged economy built for billionaires, and she decided to do something about it.

So she got in the fight.

And now, Republican super PACs are preparing to pour more than $15 million into defeating her. That kind of dark money isn’t just meant to influence elections — it’s meant to drown out the voices of ordinary people. We can’t let that happen.

Will you split a donation of $100 — or whatever you can — to support Mary and our movement today? Every dollar moves us closer to flipping the Senate and passing policies that will make big, structural change for working people.

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This is a critical moment, Danielle. Seven polls in a row have shown Mary leading her Republican opponent — the most unpopular incumbent senator up for reelection this cycle. And she recently debuted her first national television advertisement of the election.

Alaska is a wildcard, but this race is winnable, and whichever party wins it will very likely control the Senate majority.

We know you can't beat a corrupt system with candidates who are beholden to it. You need people who are genuinely free. Mary is that candidate. As the first Alaska Native elected to Congress, she’s spent her career standing up for working people. She's not buckling to special interests.

Mary's building a grassroots campaign, donor by donor, because she knows that's the only way to actually govern for the people when she wins.

We need people. Lots of them. Chipping in what they can. So I'm asking you to please split a donation of $100 between Mary Peltola's campaign for U.S. Senate and our movement

DONATE NOW

Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth Warren