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Friend, I’m emailing you today because tomorrow at midnight is our last public fundraising deadline before Primary Election Day. Right now over a third of Marylanders are still undecided voters, and polling has shown that when voters on the fence hear about my story and vision for a brighter, more prosperous Maryland, they are very likely to be swayed to support our campaign. That means we can’t slow down for a single second. We’ve got to ramp up our campaigning and expand our TV ads, boost our social media presence, and fully mobilize our coalition of volunteers to connect with as many undecided voters as possible across the state. I’ll be honest: campaigning in every corner of the state is expensive. We’re proud to be grassroots funded and that our average online donation is $38, but that means we need every single one of our supporters to dig deep, step up, and pitch in what they can right now to put us in the best possible position ahead of Primary Election Day. We’re all here for the same reasons: to ensure every public school provides a world-class education, invest in public transit and build a thriving green economy to reach net-zero emissions by 2035, and ensure that Maryland becomes a national safe haven for anyone seeking abortion access or reproductive care. But with the Supreme Court stripping millions of their basic rights, our GOP opponents touting regressive policies, and families struggling to make ends meet across our state, the stakes couldn’t be higher. So please, can you match our average online donation of $38 or pitch in what you can today to help our movement meet this critical moment? If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately.
We’re in the final stretch, friend, and none of us want to wake up the day after the election wishing we had done more. And in a race this close, every dollar counts. On behalf of all of us at Team King-Siri, I am beyond grateful for your continued support. Let’s win this together! With immense gratitude, John King |
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