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[Jon Tester]( Hello, in just a minute I’ll ask you to [split a contribution between my campaign and Adam Schiff ahead of our mid-month fundraising deadline]( but first I hope you’ll give me a moment to explain why it’s so important to give—especially today. I grew up on my family’s farm, and Sharla and I still work that land today. In my opinion, being a farmer makes me a better senator. My background is a big part of the reason I remain grounded and focused on defending our Montana way of life. Because with all the chaos in Washington (especially now), you need somebody who will roll up their sleeves and get to work. Last time I ran, nearly $70 million was spent on the Montana Senate race. This time around, we’ve already passed that number: an eye-popping $120 million has been spent or reserved in advertising alone. It’ll take a lot of support from this team to raise what we’ll need to protect this seat. And if you know me, I’m not the kind of person who likes to ask for money. But I bet Mitch McConnell would be furious if we showed him that a whole lot of grassroots power is stronger than his wealthy donors and super PACs will ever be. Let’s be clear: This election isn’t a sure thing. Experts say this race is a toss-up and rank Montana as one of the seats most likely to flip. That’s why it’s SO important you make a contribution today—everything is on the line. Everyone—including Mitch McConnell—is watching what we raise to judge the strength of this team. I don’t expect you to chip in every time I ask, but I need you on my side now more than ever to show our opponents we’re ready to fight back and win. [Will you split a contribution between my campaign and Adam Schiff today? It couldn’t come at a more critical moment:]( If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your split donation between Adam Schiff and Jon Tester will go through immediately: [EXPRESS DONATE $5]( [EXPRESS DONATE $10]( [EXPRESS DONATE $25]( [EXPRESS DONATE $50]( [EXPRESS DONATE $100]( [ANOTHER AMOUNT]( You and I have won tough battles before, and I’m confident we’ll do it again. Thanks for sticking with me. —Jon [DONATE MONTHLY]( 150 E. Olive Ave., Suite 208 Burbank CA, 91502 [www.adamschiff.com]( | contact@adamschiff.com | [Privacy Policy]( PAID FOR AND AUTHORIZED BY SCHIFF FOR SENATE If you wish to no longer receive these messages, please [unsubscribe.](

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