Jack,
I want to start by thanking all of you who are giving us the momentum we need to win this election.
This is a difficult and uncertain time, so I simply cannot express my deep gratitude for your support of me and this campaign even while times are tough.
I just stepped off the debate stage, and I hope I showed you that I will be the best representative for WI-07.
I want to be a representative for all of our district, not the rich and powerful special interests. We’re closing in on our May 12 election, and I need you to give it all you got before then. Can you contribute $25 today to help us race past the finish line and flip this seat blue?
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I will represent everyone when elected to Congress, not just the people who voted for me. That’s what a real representative does. Unlike my opponent, I will not be bought by special interests.
We have our work cut out for us in this sprint to the finish line, but I know we can do it with your help.
Chip in anything you can today, and help us bring real representation to Wisconsin.
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With deepest gratitude,
Tricia
Tricia Zunker is running for Congress in the WI-07 special election to be a voice for the people of northwest Wisconsin – people like the family farmers and working people she comes from, with roots in the Wausau area going back generations. If you’re ready to help Tricia flip this seat, contribute whatever you can now. Vote Tricia Zunker on May 12!
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