Team, 

Take a look at this latest poll number: 7 percent of Arkansas voters remain undecided in the upcoming governor’s election.

Add these undecided voters to the independent voters in Arkansas who are trending toward voting for Democrats, and we’ve got a real path towards victory and electing Chris Jones as Arkansas’ next governor.

With 14 days until the election, we have more than enough time to make up the difference and overtake Sarah Huckabee Sanders, but only if we have more than enough funding and resources to reach every undecided and independent voter’s doorstep, phone, and mailbox. Early voting has already begun, and these final two weeks are our final chance to boost our get-out-the-vote efforts.

Can you pitch in $25 or any amount you can spare before our critical October deadline next week to help elect Chris the next governor of Arkansas?

More than anything, this polling is proof that this race is far from over. 

Sarah’s been actively avoiding Arkansans, playing what football fans would call a “prevent defense” for the duration of her campaign. She’s decided that the less she’s around and the less she shares about her plans, the greater her chances are at winning this election. But that’s where she’s wrong, because Arkansans are looking for a leader who shows up for us and our families — and Chris Jones knows that from walking a mile with Arkansans in all 75 counties.

For years, experts have written Arkansas off as a traditionally “red” state. But the polling shows that a lot of folks are still undecided — and Chris is ready to persuade them, as long as we can reach them. Folks are in the market for real change — in our schools, our healthcare, our economy, and so much more. For too many hardworking Arkansans, our opponent Sarah Huckabee Sanders wouldn’t just be more of the same, she’d be considerably worse.

We’ve only got two weeks left to elect Chris Jones and chart a new course for Arkansas. Please, consider donating $25 or anything you can before our October deadline to elect Chris as the next governor of Arkansas.

Let’s go!

Team Jones