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| Dear Friend, |
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| Can I win? |
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| I’m asked this every day! |
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| And the answer, according to the Fair Observer, is "Of
Course". |
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| Columnist Scott Bennett is looking at the same numbers we are, and
has concluded, based on the national poll data, that, yes,
“Robert F. Kennedy Jr. can win.”
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| I couldn’t agree more. As I meet with hundreds of people every day
across this country, the excitement for new leadership is
palpable! |
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| And Bennett rightly pointed to our amazing polling
data: |
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| A recent Quinnipiac
poll showed Kennedy with a surprising 22% share of the
electorate in a head-to-head matchup against Joe Biden and Donald
Trump. Another poll shows Kennedy pulling ahead of both major party
contenders among voters under 45 in several key battleground states.
This is a significant breakthrough. |
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| Unexpectedly, Americans are becoming aware that 2024 could be
a three-way race: An independent candidate could potentially upset the
two-party hammerlock on power. |
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| But is this a surprise? Joe Biden and Donald Trump are hugely
unpopular. According to 538, a majority of Americans holds an
unfavorable view of both candidates: 54% for Biden, same for Trump. To say that the people are not
jazzed about a replay of the 2020 election is supreme understatement.
In contrast, more view Kennedy favorably than unfavorably. |
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| Since that poll was taken, an even more reliable poll was taken by
the New York Times and Seneca College showing our campaign at 24% –
making this a three-man race. |
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| We need only 4.5% from Biden, and 4.5% from Trump, to
be sworn in the next President of the United
States. |
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| We’re that close. |
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| But we need your help–in the form of a contribution–for our
campaign to appear on the ballot in all 50 states. We’re also in a
fourth quarter push to raise $6,000,000 by midnight on December
31. |
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| Please
consider a gift today to help meet this critical fundraising goal to
put us on the ballot. |
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| The maximum amount you can give is $6,600 – $3,300 for the primary
and $3,300 for the general. I know that is a lot of money. But
all gifts to our campaign are critical–from $1 to $100. I would be
grateful to you for your sacrifice.
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| Sincerely, |
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| Robert F. Kennedy Jr. |
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