Folks,

I won’t keep you long, but I had to share this. 

We’ve been getting some good press in the lead-up to next Tuesday’s Primary Day, and much of it has been from the voters of Arkansas themselves. Check out a piece of this recent letter sent into the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette:

Recently my wife and I grabbed the opportunity to meet and chat with Chris Jones. In shaking hands with him, he met my eyes in a firm, friendly way, which read no fear and a mission at hand. It was a sunny spring day, and the broad front porch was already full of folks anxious about politics, one way or another. My guess was these folks tended to vote Democratic but mixed with a blend of disenchanted Republicans seeking refuge from the rambling, stumbling GOP and perhaps other independents, like me.

Jones is as personable as Bill Clinton, and that's saying a lot. He's an Arkansas native with family here going back 200 years. Arkansas has always been a small state that produces big talent.

Chris Jones' qualifications in specific terms of education, experience, preparation, and determination seem stellar. An online search will verify that his background and training qualifies him to move our governmental response to our needs as a society in a direction that raises the middle class generally.

This is how he says it. PB&J is more than a sandwich: P is for pre-K, and a variety of other essential directions for education. B is for broadband capability, so every home has access. And J is for jobs, for growing the number of better-paying jobs.

I believe this man is equipped and ready to accomplish what is required to bring a fresh vision to Arkansas. I met him. I liked him. I say let's give him a chance.

Dan Morris
Eureka Springs

I’m honored that our campaign made such an impression on Dan (thanks for your support if you’re reading this!). We’re committed to providing the promise of Arkansas to everyone in this great state of ours, and firsthand accounts from folks like Dan let me know that we’re on the right track.

There are still voters to reach and souls to touch between now and Tuesday’s primary, so we’re doing all we can to lock in their support while there’s time on the clock. 

Can you help power this team’s organizing and outreach with a $20 donation ahead of Primary Day this Tuesday? Every donation goes a long way in this grassroots campaign, and it’s crunch time right now.

Thanks again for your support. I’m grateful to have you on this team.

Chris Jones