Now, you might not know this, but one of the top-selling items in Alyse’s online campaign store is a bumper sticker that says #GalvinizeAK. It’s a clever pun, sure, but it’s more than that. It’s what this movement for change is all about.

When politicians in Juneau threatened to cut funding for education, Alyse “Galvinized” a movement to fight back and put children first. She saved Alaskan public schools from over a hundred million dollars in cuts. Now she’s taking on Don Young, “Galvinizing” Alaskans ready for change, and she’s received more grassroots contributions than any campaign in Alaska's history. But that’s not all.

Alyse listened to experts and quickly realized the seriousness of the public health crisis, and she “Galvinized” us into action like only she can. Right now, our volunteers aren’t making calls to ask people to support our campaign. They are calling to check in on people, making sure they have what they need to stay safe. We’ve set out to make 1,000 of these calls before the month is over.

This is the kind of leader Alaskans deserve, and I’m more motivated than ever to help Alyse win this race. That’s why today, I’m hoping to “Galvinize” you into making a contribution if you can, so Alyse can hit her goal before the FEC deadline on Tuesday.

Thank you for being on our team,

Malcolm