John,

Last week, the Chair of the Kansas Republican Party publicly asked Susan Wagle and Dave Lindstrom to drop out of Kansas’ U.S. Senate race, sparking outrage and division among the Party. 

 

The latest move by Kansas Republicans proves the Republican State Party is worried about their electoral prospects in 2020. And why shouldn’t they be? With Donald Trump’s unprepared, chaotic COVID-19 response failing to keep Americans safe, coupled with Republican U.S. Senate candidates who don’t have the interests of hardworking Kansans at heart, Kansas voters are getting tired of the GOP’s backwards agenda.

 

Kansas Democrats, on the other hand, are working together to make key investments in digital organizing and a robust 2020 coordinated campaign to materialize Democratic victories up and down the ballot. To contrast Democratic unity against the GOP’s disorganization, can you contribute $20, $25, or $50 to improve our campaign infrastructure and Flip Kansas Blue in 2020?

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In 2020, we know hardworking Kansans will continue to vote for representatives who fight for health care reform, worker’s rights and an economy that works for all of us – all of which will be on the ballot in November. 

 

Donate today to help us elect Democrats across Kansas and put a Democrat into the White House come November.

Onward,

KDP Team