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John,

I know a lot of campaigns are asking for money, so I want to be clear
about what your donation to Small Town PAC actually helps build.

It helps us build the infrastructure to compete in communities too many
politicians have written off — not just in the final weeks of an election,
but early enough to matter.

It helps us get on the road, meet people where they are, and lift up
leaders who understand the places they want to represent.

Leaders who know a local school is not just a building — it is where
neighbors come together after football games, graduations, concerts, and
tough days when someone needs help.

Leaders who will fight for the basic things every community deserves:
strong schools, good jobs, health care close to home, child care families
can afford, and a real voice in our politics.

That is how Democrats start competing in more places again: by showing up
early, investing in communities that have been ignored, and backing people
who know how to fight for them.

[ [link removed] ]Can you make a contribution of $5 or whatever makes sense
for you today to help Small Town PAC build the grassroots power Democrats
need to expand the map?



[ [link removed] ]Donate $5 ››



The other side has billionaires, tech bros, venture capitalists, and
robber barons trying to buy our elections and rip our communities apart.

We have people chipping in what they can because they believe our
communities deserve better. That may not sound flashy. But it is how you
build something real.

A few dollars at a time. A few more organizers. A few more candidates. A
few more places where Democrats can start showing up again.

That is how we build a party that invests in our communities, delivers a
message that actually resonates, and wins elections in places too many
people have given up on.

[ [link removed] ]Please make a contribution to Small Town PAC today. Every dollar helps
us build this movement and put power back into the hands of our neighbors.

I’m grateful you’re part of this.

Tim




 




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