3,195 votes.
That’s all our extremist opponent, David Schweikert, won by in 2022. You don’t have to be an elections expert to know: that’s not much.
Here’s what that means: In November, victory in our toss-up district is within reach. It’s one of the best shots to take back the House in the entire country.
But we need a candidate who understands this district and the people of Maricopa County.
I’m the only person in this race who was born, raised, and educated right here in AZ-01. I went to school at Kiva, Mohave, and Saguaro and have started my business and am raising my own kid right here.
While my opponents are busy courting out-of-state donors and special interest backing, I’m running my campaign right here in Arizona—
a grassroots campaign in Arizona, for Arizonans, by an Arizonan.
I am ready to flip those 3,195 votes (and then some!), but I need your help to get there. Sunday at midnight is our first official Federal Election Commission (FEC) public filing deadline of the election year and we have to raise $14,000 online before then to prove we have the support to win. I need supporters like you. Can I count on you to chip in $10 before our deadline?
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I’m deeply invested in our community because this is where I grew up and learned the values that still drive me today.
That’s why seeing Rep. Schweikert being on the wrong side of so many issues is so frustrating.
He voted against a bill to protect IVF, voted against the CHIPs Act which is responsible for the investment of huge numbers of jobs in our district, and he voted against the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act—the first real law to curb gun violence in decades.
We can defeat him, but we have to put in the work right now. Major spending decisions will come down to this report and, already, the opposition is spending money in this race.
Will you help us report strong numbers to the FEC in just 4 days?
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Thank you,
Andrew
