| Hey there, I'm running for re-election to the U.S. Senate, and I hope you'll join me in the fight to give Colorado's priorities and values a voice in Washington.
Let me tell you more about this decision, then will you split a donation between my campaign and Kirsten Gillibrand to help build this campaign from the ground up? Before diving into the world of politics, I took a chance, like so many small business owners do, and opened Denver's very first brewpub: Wynkoop Brewing Company. At Wynkoop, we were known for our unique beers like the Timberland Pale and Sagebrush Stout, which we offered at just $2.25 per pint — a great deal compared to mainstream options!
Wynkoop was more than just a brewpub for me. It was a place where people with diverse viewpoints could come together, united by a shared love of good beer. It was a community where we proved time and again that there's hardly anything that can't be sorted out over a refreshing pint.
Below are some nostalgic photos from the Wynkoop's early days! 
I brought that same commitment to collaboration and problem-solving to public service — first as Mayor of Denver, then as Governor, and now as your U.S. Senator.
And together, we've gotten things done: - Lowering prescription drug costs and capping insulin prices
- Investing in clean energy and fighting climate change
- Defending reproductive rights against far-right attacks
- Boosting jobs and small businesses to keep Colorado's economy strong
But there's still so much more to do — and the stakes couldn't be higher. Trump and National Republicans are tearing apart our progress, and corporate special interests will spend millions to try and take this seat back.
That's why I need you in this fight. Will you split a donation now of $5 — about the cost of two Wynkoop pints — to help us build a winning campaign? If you've saved payment information with ActBlue Express, your split donation to John Hickenlooper and Kirsten Gillibrand will go through immediately: I know we can win this the Colorado way — by bringing people together and solving problems.
Thanks for being part of the team.
Giddy up,
John | 
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