Hey there. I hear you and obviously understand the importance of the seat. Here's my perspective. With 21 candidates in the race, no one is going to get 50% in November. There would have to be around 9 candidates who drop out. There might even be a runoff in the other Senate race

And there are only three candidates in that one. As to the concern that I could be a spoiler, the political math says otherwise. Georgia is purple. There are two equal-sized pools of voters. The top Democrat and the top Republican will be the top two who advance. The only way

I am a threat to him as if we are virtually tied, all four of us. And in that event, it could be most accurately said that we are all an equal threat to each other with an equal chance to win. What a quick glance at the polls doesn't tell you is that almost all the undecideds are

Democrats and Democrat- inclined independents. The D pool and R pool will be the same size, and the top D and R will advance.

I'm running because I know I can do the best job representing GA's priorities and values, and because I know I'm best able to defeat either of the Republicans in January and win the seat. Which is what we all want.

I hope this is helpful. I write it with sincerity and respect. I share your determination to flip this seat blue.