John, it's Chair of the Kansas Dems, Jeanna, and we want to start this message with a THANK YOU!

We were able to hit our End of Year Digital Fundraising Goal – and it was thanks to grassroots supporters like you.

Now, on top of campaigning for progress in Kansas, Democrats across the state are coming together to counter extremism in both chambers of the legislature. 

Fighting the Supermajorities won't be easy, but with your continued support – we'll be able to take them down in the fall.

John, extremist Republicans have shown us time and time again who they really are, but we're closer than we've ever been to defeating them. We've got a lot of work to do this year, so we've set another major goal to help us win in the fall: $12,900 before 1/29, our Kansas Day Goal. Can you chip in to help us reach it?

The 2024 legislative session started yesterday, but with the Supermajorities still intact, Democrats will be going head-to-head with extremists over expanding access to Medicaid, lowering taxes and cutting costs for average Kansans, and bringing common-sense back to the government.

Our work won't only be in the legislature though – we are fiercely organizing to build the strength of our coalition with people across Kansas before the next election.

We're going to be putting people on the ground to organize in communities across the state. We're going to be running phone banks, developing social media outreach, and digitally messaging voters (like this)! We're going to be growing our network of grassroots supporters through events and teaming up with legislators and electeds, all to make sure that Kansas Democrats up and down the ballot can continue fighting extremism and putting Kansans first.

John, we've been organizing to win in 2024, but we can't give up now just because we've reached one goal. The far-right is trying to push Democrats out of Kansas, and we have to continue pushing back. Will you chip in to help us fortify our organization and reach our new Kansas Day Goal of $12,900 before 1/29?

Thank you,
Chair Jeanna Repass