You probably get a lot of emails from political campaigns asking you for money. We don't like sending them any more than you like reading them.

What if you didn't get a single fundraising email from a Washington politician for an entire year??

Democratic Presidential candidate Steve Bullock just announced a groundbreaking plan that would ban elected officials in Washington from fundraising or campaigning for at least the first half of their term.

Instead of filling your inbox with endless requests for money, they'll have to do the job voters elected them to do!

This plan is about changing Washington as we know it -- which means money Big Money politicians are going to do anything they can to stand in our way.

So we need 10,000 people to sign on today, to join Steve Bullock and DEMAND officials in Washington stop campaigning and start governing →

Watch this video that breaks down Governor Bullock's groundbreaking plan to force elected officials to do their jobs:

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Look, Washington is broken.

It hasn't passed a budget on time in more than 20 years. But over the last two years, Congress spent an estimated 1.5 MILLION hours fundraising.

Members of Congress spend nearly every day chasing donations, which means they spend almost every day listening to the interests behind that campaign cash.

It's long past time to ensure your interests are put ahead of the special interests. But that won't happen as long as Washington is beholden to Big Money.

Fighting Big Money has been the fight of Steve Bullock's career -- and he'll continue that fight as President.

But he needs 10,000 people to stand with him today to show there's massive grassroots support for his sweeping plan to shake up Washington.

If you think leaders in Washington should actually do their jobs instead of non-stop campaigning for re-election, sign your name here:

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