Contribute • The long build
Between elections is when this is actually won.
The reason challengers lose statewide races in Texas is not that their message is wrong. It is that they start ninety days out with no structure and no relationships. We have four years, and money spent now is worth many times what the same dollar buys in a primary week.
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The thing that got us to 186,447.
Give $26 and send this page to twenty people you actually know, then ask them to do the same. A message from someone a person already trusts outperforms any advertisement ever bought. Twenty-six for the year we started. It carries forward.
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