Official Ballot Access Update

John,

Our fight against the corrupt two-headed monster (the two-party system) is escalating.

Here is the official update on our fight for ballot access:

These are the states we have left to lock in ballot access: Maine, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arkansas, New Hampshire, Iowa, Minnesota, Alabama, Virginia, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and Minnesota.

John, we are facing an unprecedented ballot access fight that no other Libertarian candidate has had to deal with.

Many of these states have SHUTDOWN public spaces, are forcing people to stay indoors, and making it difficult to collect the signatures needed to secure ballot access.

The establishment is using the COVID19 crisis to keep our campaign off of the ballot.

I am REFUSING to let them get away with this.

I am deploying paid petitioners and running online ads to collect signatures in these KEY states. Please click here to donate $5, $20.20, $50, $100 or more to secure ballot access in all 50 states >>

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John, my team's records indicate that you have yet to contribute. Time is running out for us to get on the ballot in these critical states. Now is the best time to give.

The fight against the establishment is ramping up and I'm worried I will not reach our goal of $500,000 before the end of the month.

I don't want to alarm you, but Trump and Biden are expected to raise millions! Voters deserve another choice. Our future depends on another choice.

If we do not make it on the ballot, then many voters will be left without a real option.

Please make your first time donation today by clicking here.

I know with your support we can take down the corrupt establishment that controls our nation.

Thank you!

Dr. Jo Jorgensen

P.S. I cannot stress how important this call-to-action is to our campaign. We CANNOT lose this fight. Please click here to make the most generous donation you can make today.

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