Hi Harris,
I don't take it for granted when someone chips in to my campaign. It is your hard-earned money, and it really does make a difference.
When you boil it down, campaigns are won through voter contact. We're trying to persuade voters to choose us and/or to convince people to actually vote instead of staying home.
These efforts take resources, whether it's paying for ads, hiring staff to organize media appearances, or enlisting volunteers to knock doors or make calls.
When many campaign budgets are in the millions, it can be hard to wrap your head around what your donation actually means. I've crunched the numbers to tell you exactly what your $5 can buy a campaign:
- 250 digital ad impressions
- 8 pieces of mail
- 10 doors canvassed (you can increase this number by volunteering!)
Now, multiply that by thousands and thousands of people chipping in, and you've got the recipe for a winning campaign.
I'm proud to have run every single one of my campaigns with only grassroots contributions, and this time is no different. So I have to ask, will you chip in $5, $10, or whatever you can spare to help me reach voters and win in 2026?
Thanks,
Katie
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