Stand with Angie Nixon
I want to tell you about someone who reminds me why I ran for the Senate in the first place: Angie Nixon, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Florida.
Angie came up through organizing union halls in Jacksonville, fighting to keep the lights on for working families, and running a bookstore in her own neighborhood because she believes a community that reads together builds power together.
Last week, she won her competitive primary while only raising less than a million dollars. She won because she's spent her whole life showing up for people who don't have lobbyists working the phones for them.
Now she's taking that same fight to November. Will you split a donation between our campaigns to help her flip Florida blue?
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