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They’re trying to buy Colorado’s election

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{NAME} — I just got some bad news from my team, and frankly, I’m angry. A Republican super

{NAME} — I just got some bad news from my team, and frankly, I’m angry. A Republican super PAC is buying $2.5 million of ads to attack me on TVs across Colorado. They’re spending millions to flip my seat — and the Senate majority. Colorado could determine Senate control in 2022. CNN called my seat one of the ten most flippable in America, and two different pollsters have shown this race within 1%. One even showed me losing. {NAME}, I’m not taking a cent from corporate PACs or federal lobbyists because I believe Colorado’s Senator should work for Coloradans — not wealthy special interests. My opponent doesn’t see it that way. He’ll take their money today and do their bidding tomorrow. So I have to ask, {NAME}: [Can Blue South and I count on you to chip in and fight back? With a split donation of $25 or more, we can defend our progress from wealthy corporate interests and defeat my corporate-funded opponent.]( If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will process immediately by clicking a button below. [Split $25]( [Split $50]( [Split $75]( [Other Amount]( The next few weeks will be hard, but Blue South tells me this team has always stepped up in moments like this. Together, we’ll ensure that the Senate stays blue. Thank you so much, Michael \Blue South PAC Paid for by The Blue South PAC (www.BlueSouthPAC.com) and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. If you'd like to support Blue South PAC, you can [click here to make a donation.]( We believe that emails are the best way for us to stay in touch with supporters like you. But if you'd like to receive fewer emails, you can [click here.]( If you’d like to unsubscribe from all our emails, click here: [unsubscribe]( Blue South PAC 499 S Capitol St SW Suite 407 Washington DC 20003

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