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John: Here at Team King HQ, we’re used to fielding a lot of questions.
From “How can I get a yard sign?” to “Is it spring yet?!” — we’ve heard it all! But fundraising comes with its own unique set of questions, and we get it — asking for donations is not something that we take lightly.
Our solution? We’re answering the most frequently asked fundraising questions just for you, John!
(If you already know that you’d like to support Angus ahead of his critical End-of-Quarter deadline, you can chip in here. If you want to know more, keep reading!)
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Fundraising FAQ
Why Angus King?
Angus has been fighting for Maine people for a long time, John. As an Independent in the U.S. Senate, he wakes up every day eager to bridge the divide of partisanship and create sensible solutions not just for Maine but for all Americans. Even $10 would go a long way in helping him win his re-election campaign.
You’ve asked for money before, why should I donate today?
On Sunday, Angus is facing the Federal Election Commission’s (FEC) End-of-Quarter deadline. We know that’s a mouthful, but that just means that after Sunday at midnight how much we’ve raised goes public. Our goal is to raise $10,000 to show those special interest groups from outside Maine and our opponents that we mean business. Will you help him hit his goal with a donation of just $10 right now?
Where is my money going?
We’re trying to reach voters, John. It’s that simple. Your dollars will go towards purchasing yard signs, door-knocking pamphlets, and paying our hard-working staff — all so we can talk to as many Maine people as possible. Want to help us? Pitch in here.
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So, John, if that all sounds good to you, can you do us a favor? Can you donate $10 or $25 ahead of our Sunday deadline? We’re counting on your donation to help Angus continue to take Maine values to Congress!
If you’ve made it this far, thank you so much for reading. You’re a real one.
—Team King HQ
P.S. Have your own questions about fundraising, finances, or otherwise? Drop us a line by responding to this email and we might just include your question in our next FAQ email!
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