Who do you think should be the Republican nominee for President, Jack?
That's a question that millions of Republicans are focused on right now across our country.
Here's what I'm focused on: the over 400 Republicans here in San Diego County who will be stepping up to run for local political office – many for the first time – that need our support in 2024.
They need your support, Jack. That's why I'm asking if you can pitch in $25 or $50 today to help us support them. As one of the most impactful, well-organized county Republican parties in the nation, we work to provide our candidates with resources they need to get their campaigns off the ground. In addition, we work to ensure that registered Republicans KNOW who on their ballot shares their values with our Official Republican Voter Guide, delivered via mail and electronically to HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of voters across the county.
Your school board members, city council members, county board of supervisors, and even water board members can have have a huge impact on your life. They'll decide if your city builds more housing so your kids can continue to live in the city they grew up in. They'll decide local taxes and fees. They'll decide if your police force is well-funded and equipped.
I get it, Jack. The Presidency is sexy. Our Commander in Chief is practically a celebrity. Your mayor? Not so much. But here's the thing: regardless of who the next Republican nominee is, San Diego Democrats are organizing, fundraising, and deploying in San Diego County right now and we need to counter their efforts. Your contribution of $5, $25, or even $100 makes a huge local impact, regardless of who the Republican nominee for President is.
I hope you'll consider contributing to your local GOP. We can use you on our team. Let's win together in 2024.
Sincerely,
Andrew Cruz
Deputy Director
Republican Party of San Diego County
P.S. Your contribution of just $25 helps us reach 50 Republican households with our Official Republican Voter Guide. That's at least 50 voters being informed about what city council, school board, etc, candidates share their values.
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