Small favor/huge help for my campaign

I have a small favor to ask that would mean a lot.  As many of you know, I'm running for the State House of Representatives. The state government decides a lot of big stuff—whether we build enough housing and transit, fund our public schools, or provide childcare and healthcare to families in need. 

I’m running against a longtime incumbent who has been on the wrong side of most of these issues. But we know how party politics tends to favor incumbents.

And yet, the local Democratic Party offers an opportunity for the grassroots to weigh in.

I need a small favor, that will have a big impact. 

The 46th District Democrats will vote to endorse me, both of us, or neither of us, and YOU can sway this vote! This endorsement could be pivotal. All you have to do is:

1. Join the 46th District Democrats (you/your spouse and any 12+ year old children if appropriate). Choose whichever dues level is appropriate for your personal situation. It’s quite affordable, and the money stays with the local group, not the party.

2. When you sign up, be sure to provide them with your email and cell phone number so that they can send you the information required to participate in the endorsement meeting.  (The 46th doesn't spam or sell your data! )

3. Fill out this form so our campaign can send you an invite for the meeting on the afternoon of May 17th, when to join the zoom call, and how to vote.

4. Recruit your friends and family to join as well! Each family member should sign up individually, except that youths 12+ should be included on their parents' membership.

We will need a large turnout to ensure a win and endorsements have come down to a single vote in the past. Get those teens involved!

It would mean the world to me.  

Unsure if you live in the 46th? You can use this address checker. 

Feel free to reply to this email if you have questions.

Thank you!

Ron

PS. Here is a map of the 46th District. It’s more or less 45th in the UDistrict up to the Shoreline Border, from 99/Aurora in the West to Lake Washington in the East, with a few exceptions.