Folks – have you ever wondered where campaign contributions actually go?

Today, I want to answer that question by allowing you to choose what area of our campaign to fund.

With Election Day exactly one month away, there are three specific areas within my campaign we have to fund to keep our momentum going. Those areas are volunteer-led organizing, digital ads, and in-person events.

Will you chip in $25 to support one of these critical parts of my campaign? There are just 31 days left to organize the voters we need to keep this seat blue.

1. Organizing

Campaigns like mine rely on grassroots and local organizing in order to turn out the votes we need to win. Organizing includes training volunteers, contacting new voters, and hiring canvassers to spread our campaign’s message across the district.

At the end of the day, the tools, staff, and training our organizing efforts require cost money – so we can’t come up short now.

Chip in now to support my campaign’s voter organization program. >>

2. Digital Ads

Due to redistricting, MI-11 looks a little different than it did in 2020 – that means there are thousands of new voters to reach. Digital ads are a cost effective way to spread our message across MI-11 and ensure voters are familiar with me, my beliefs, and my results.

We can’t afford to let our ads go dark before Election Day. I’m counting on you to help me reach voters in every corner of MI-11.

Donate now to keep our digital ads up and in front of voters. >>

3. In-Person Events

One of the best ways to connect with voters across the district is by meeting people where they are and speaking with them face-to-face. Throughout my time in Congress, I’ve put on dozens of events to connect with voters and our community.

My goal is to see, visit, and speak with as many people as possible before Election Day.

Chip in now so I can keep connecting with the people of Michigan’s 11th District. >>

Keeping these three programs funded is the key to victory. I’m glad you’re on my side in this fight.

– Haley