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Abdul for US Senate

I’ve got news for you – good and bad.

→ The good news is a recent poll shows us up 10 points. We're leading the Democratic primary by double digits after we had a HUGE month on the campaign trail and a great rally with Bernie.

→ The bad news is AIPAC-linked dark money groups and Super PACs are already spending against us. They've booked over $6.2 million in TV ads, part of what we expect to be a $30 million onslaught against us and for Haley Stevens. And we know that, unfortunately, these ads are often effective at moving poll numbers quickly.

I'll be honest with you. I'm writing this email scared. Scared that everything we've built — the big rallies, the online momentum, this 10-point lead — gets washed away by $30 million in ads.

That’s why I need you. Donate $10 right now and help us fight back against their big money.


This is the moment. Not next month. Not next week. Right now. Before these ads start doing their damage.

If you've ever been waiting for the right time to chip in to this campaign, this is it.

Thank you all so much for the support.

Abdul

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