Received this e-mail today from U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D. OH) in support of Jaime Harrison (D. SC) and Sara Gideon’s (D. ME) U.S. Senate campaigns:
Control of the Senate will be decided in 2020, and there are two races that will help determine who comes out with the Majority.
I’m so pleased to support Jaime Harrison, who’s running for the Senate in South Carolina, and Sara Gideon, who’s running for the Senate in Maine. They’re the fighters Americans need in Congress.
Jaime knows what it means when a rural hospital is forced to close its doors or when health coverage for patients with pre-existing conditions is threatened. He’s committed to our fight to defend and expand access to affordable health care.
Sara’s in this fight, too: She’s worked to expand job-training programs, protect affordable health care, and hold Big Pharma accountable for the outrageously high prices of life-saving prescription drugs.
We need them in the Senate, but they’re challenging Republican incumbents who have the full support of special-interest groups and millions in their campaign war chests to defend their seats.
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