Donald Trump’s former ambassador to Denmark, Carla Sands is officially throwing her hat into the Pennsylvania Senate primary.

The Hill reports:

“Government and career politicians aren’t serving the people. The radical left isn’t looking out for you. That’s why I’m stepping up,” Sands says in the video, while also vowing to “stand up to woke culture, censorship and critical race theory.”

“This is our commonwealth. This is our home,” she continues. “I will never give up. I will never stop fighting for you. I’m Carla Sands. I’m running for United States Senate. Join me. It’s time to put Pennsylvania first.”

Sands’s announcement puts her in contention with five other candidates in the race for the GOP nomination to replace retiring Sen. Pat Toomey (R). Other top contenders include real estate developer Jeff Bartos and former congressional candidate Sean Parnell.

The Senate race in Pennsylvania is one that could help determine control of the Senate next year. Democrats currently hold only a one-vote advantage in the upper chamber and see the race in Pennsylvania as one of their best shots at expanding that majority.

Sands touted her work with former President Trump in her campaign video and noted the need for more election security. This comes as more Pennsylvania Republicans have said they would be open to an election audit similar in style to the one in Maricopa County.