Folks – This week’s print edition of Cascadia Daily News just dropped with a big surprise. Our race for WA-02 is featured on the front page!

Reporters Charlotte Alden and Ralph Schwartz ask the question that’s been on a LOT of voters’ minds: ‘Who’s giving candidates the funds that fuel their campaigns?”

Let’s follow the money.

Rick Larsen, the 22-year-incumbent and former lobbyist, gets over 60% of his funding from PACs – most of them corporate PACs.

Our campaign is 100% grassroots funded, with over 75% coming from small-dollar donors.

Our average donation is only $22. Rick’s average individual contribution is $375 – and it’s even higher when you factor in all the PAC checks.

Our donors are teachers, trade workers, baristas and frontline healthcare workers. Rick is funded by CEOs, lawyers, and lobbyists.

In a previous piece for Cascadia Daily News, Rick effectively admitted that he gets money from corporate PACs because they know he supports their agenda – and those same PACs won’t support me because they know I work for working people.

The choice is clear. I’m the ONLY candidate in this race funded by, and working for, regular working people. This Tuesday we are going to win this primary. Can you pitch in $22 today to help me take our working class movement to November, and on to Congress?

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In 2020 my team came within 1% of winning this primary.

This year, our campaign is firing on all cylinders. As the reporting shows, we’ve raised more than ALL of Rick Larsen’s challengers combined.

We’ve knocked well over twice as many doors as Larsen, and we’re winning over new voters every day as we phonebank for GOTV.

Every day we hear from voters who are sick of being sold out for corporate cash. They want a representative who understands the struggles of working families like I do.

We’re on the path to victory. Join us now, and let’s bring this home.

Solidarity,

Jason Call