Friend, my name is Kyle Kilbourn. I’m a Democrat running for Congress here in the 7th District. This month, I won my primary to be the Official Democratic Nominee!

I am running because I believe when we put people over politics, we can help everyone create their own American Dream.

1️⃣ Making healthcare more affordable, 2️⃣ protecting our natural resources, and 3️⃣ building an economy that works for everyone are essential parts of fulfilling that dream. With my experience in working with the community to solve complex problems, I know I can serve the people well.

We need a leader in Congress who will put working class families first and look out for the future of our state. As we enter general election season, can you split a donation between WisDems and my campaign, and join my campaign as a General Election Founding Donor so that we can bring progress to Wisconsin?

BECOME A GENERAL ELECTION FOUNDING DONOR

Growing up in a working class family, I know the value of hard work and determination to make sure families are supported. I also know how hard it is to get ahead in an economy that often feels like it keeps workers from succeeding.

My past in governance has given me the tools to bring people together and solve pressing problems. When we talk about making our communities better, the input from all is better than input from the few or the rich.

The plans that Republicans have for Wisconsin and our nation do not improve lives but simply take us back to a time of limited rights, less freedoms, and a less free democracy. We have to do everything we can to make sure we don’t go back.

We have less than 70 days before Election Day, and we are using all our resources to make sure Tom Tiffany is defeated. Will you split a donation between WisDems and our campaign and become a General Election Founding Donor today so that we can send a progressive leader to Congress?

I'm humbled by the overwhelming support I received in every part of our district. And with your continued support we will turn this district blue.

Thank you,
Kyle Kilbourn