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 | | | | Hi! I just arrived home in Albany after an incredible week in Chicago—I left the DNC feeling so energized, so inspired, and so hopeful about what's to come. But I want to echo what Governor Walz said on Wednesday night: We cannot be complacent. We've got to roll up our sleeves, get to work, and leave it all on the field. We have 73 days until Election Day. 73 days to do everything we can to elect my friend, Vice President Kamala Harris and save our razor-thin Senate majority. Can you make a donation today—right now—to elect Kamala Harris and help keep the Senate blue? These past four years have shown our country what it looks like when Democrats govern. We made transformative investments in American manufacturing through the CHIPS Act. We passed the first meaningful gun safety legislation in decades—including my legislation to make gun trafficking a federal crime, getting illegal weapons off our streets. We cut the cost of prescription drugs, and took meaningful action to address climate change. And I know that with Kamala Harris in the White House and Democratic majorities in Congress, the sky is truly the limit. We can restore reproductive rights nationwide, and finally enshrine the Equal Rights Amendment in the Constitution. We can keep our communities safe, lower health care costs, and ensure that no family working full-time is struggling to make ends meet. So please: If you're feeling as inspired as me, make a donation to elect Kamala Harris and power my work to save our Senate majority. | | If you've saved payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation to Kamala Harris and Kirsten Gillibrand will go through immediately: | | Thank you for stepping up, and for not taking anything for granted. With hope and gratitude,
Kirsten P.S. Here's a photo of me and my oldest, Theo, on the convention floor Thursday night. He's a rising junior in college (where does the time go?!) and it was so special to have him with me in Chicago all week. 
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