Taking Action
Virginia can build what the economy needs without handling the bill to families who never had a say in it. That takes leadership willing to be held to the real cost, and voters willing to show up vote early.
Four Ways to Make This Count
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Every door knocked, every call made, and every card printed runs on contributions raised. Contributions to this committee go directly into the field program - the doors, the phones, and the mail that reach voters who have been written off as unreachable.
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Early voting opens September 18, and the households we need are the ones nobody has bothered to visit in years. Walking a list takes two hours on a Saturday morning, and you’ll be engaging neighbors. This is the single most effective thing a volunteer can do, and it is the whole reason the field program exists.
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Not everyone can walk a neighborhood, and the phone program is built for that. You’ll be calling voters who agree with you but who have been told a race is already settled - a five minute conversation is often the difference between a ballot cast and a ballot skipped. Training is short, simple, and effective.
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Fundraisers, town halls, and neighborhood gatherings are where the record actually gets discussed. Come to an event, then bring a neighbor for a friendly person-to-person conversation and fellowship.
The Votes That Stayed Home
In every other election cycle, a large share of the same households simple do not vote. Every door knocked and every call made pulls a name to help Virginia turn red.
