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"Rumpled." "Disheveled." "Wrinkled." Each morning when I wake up, the first thing on my mind is figh

"Rumpled." "Disheveled." "Wrinkled." Each morning when I wake up, the first thing on my mind is fighting for Ohioans and the Dignity of Work – not competing for the Senate’s best dressed. That’s why sometimes, “rumpled,” “wrinkled,” and “disheveled” are the words used to describe me. I'm running for reelection to continue fighting for the Dignity of Work – all work. Whether you punch a time clock or swipe a badge, work for tips or earn a salary, are raising children or caring for an aging parent, I'll fight for you. And fighting for all workers doesn’t require the perfect wardrobe. [That's why I'm personally asking for your help today: Will you chip in $25 or more now to split between my campaign and South Carolina House Dems so we can win in Ohio and keep the Senate blue? Contributions from grassroots supporters like you are critical to powering our campaign to victory.]( Thanks for being on our team. Sent via [ActionNetwork.org](. To update your email address, change your name or address, or to stop receiving emails from SC House Dems, please [click here](.

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