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Friends, last year Democrats DEFIED history by not only defending
our razor-thin Senate majority but also expanding it.

The 2024 map isn’t stacked in our favor. But if our Democratic scientists
Jacky Rosen, Tammy Baldwin, and Martin Heinrich win their races, we’ll be
in a good position to defend our majority for another 2-4 years!

[ [link removed] ]That’s why we’re asking if you’ll commit to donating $3 on the 3rd to
re-elect 3 of the most vulnerable Senate Democrats in America. Below,
we’ll tell you more about how they made history and the state of their
race.

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[ Jacky ]Jacky RosenJacky Rosen (Nevada) – Jacky Rosen was the first-ever Senate
candidate our organization supported. She was the first Democratic
challenger to flip a Senate seat from red to blue in 2018’s Blue Wave and
became the FIRST ever computer programmer in the history of the Senate.

In the Senate, Jacky has been a champion for science, STEM education
(especially for girls), the environment, and was a leader in the fight to
drive down insulin and prescription drug costs.

Republicans won Nevada’s Governor race last year and almost ousted fellow
Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto but fell short by just less than
0.9% of the vote. Senate control could once again be decided here in
Nevada by the slimmest margins.

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[ Tammy ]Tammy BaldwinTammy Baldwin (Wisconsin) – Tammy Baldwin, who has a
background in mathematics, made history as the first LGBTQ woman ever
elected to both the House and the Senate in U.S. history. She then went on
to co-found the first-ever LGBTQ Equality Caucus in Congress.

As a child, Tammy suffered a serious illness resulting in her being one of
the tens of millions of Americans who found it nearly impossible to be
insured because of their pre-existing condition. This inspired her to
champion protections for those with pre-existing conditions and the
ability for children to be on their parents’ plans until they turn 26.
She’s also been a leading force in the Senate to allow those 55-64 to buy
into Medicare, which would help cover tens of millions of at-risk
Americans.

Republicans won Wisconsin’s Senate race last November by 1% and her race
is expected to be decided by the most razor-thin margins. She’ll need our
help to pull off another win in this perennial battleground state.

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[ Martin ]Martin Heinrich Martin Heinrich (New Mexico) – Martin Heinrich is a
mechanical engineer who worked his way through college both cooking pizzas
and working at a nuclear reactor to afford tuition.

In the Senate, Martin is one of the leading voices on clean and renewable
energy policies, a fierce advocate of America’s public lands and
environmental protection, and his bipartisan track record includes
spending a week with a Republican Senator on a remote island with
virtually no supplies to prove the two parties can still work together to
get things done.

Last November, New Mexico’s statewide contests were well within single
digits and many expect it to be much more closer and competitive during a
Presidential election year.

[ [link removed] ]We can’t defend our majority if we lose Jacky, Tammy, or Martin. That’s
why we’re asking for just $3 to re-elect 3 of the most vulnerable Senate
Democrats in America on the 3rd day of the month.

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Jacky, Tammy, and Martin bring irreplaceable expertise to the Senate and
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