Hey John, Stephanie, Roy's political director, here. It's my job to organize a strategy on how our campaign builds a coalition of supporters and how we reach voters in every corner of North Carolina.

That's why I was so confused when I saw this headline:

POLITICO: Trump schedules rally in Virginia to reach rural North Carolina Trump will appear Friday in Newport News.

Doing a little digging, it makes more sense.

You see, Trump is trying to reach out to voters in rural and hard-to-reach areas of northeastern North Carolina like the Outer Banks, but he doesn't think going there is worth the money - so instead he's holding a rally in Virginia and hoping local news stations broadcast it across the border.

Unlike the Trump campaign, we're talking to voters in North Carolina, no matter where they are in our state or how rural their area may be.

But like Donald Trump realized, that's not cheap. North Carolina is a big state, and in order to reach every voter - no matter how rural - we need your help.

That's why our big quarterly deadline coming up next week is so important. If we fall short, we might not have all the resources we need to reach out to voters in every corner of the state.

Can Roy and I count on you to rush $25 before Trump's rally this evening? Your support will be used to fuel our grassroots efforts to reach out to every voter in North Carolina, no matter where they live >>

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Thank you for your support,

Stephanie Pigues
Political Director
Cooper for North Carolina



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