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I Don’t Want Your Money.
I Want Your Time.
The fact that you’ve clicked on this page says a lot. That you’ve even remotely entertained the idea of donating in some fashion to my campaign means more than you can imagine. But here’s something most people running for office will NEVER say…
Every election, billions of dollars are raised and spent trying to win our votes. Money goes toward television and radio ads, glossy mailers, signs, flyers, and countless other campaign materials—much of which is seen once, ignored entirely, or ultimately ends up in a landfill.
I don’t believe that’s how local elections should work.
At a time when families are struggling with the cost of housing, groceries, gas, healthcare, utilities, and everyday necessities, the last thing I want is for you to feel like you need to give your hard-earned money to a political campaign.
It’s time we do things differently.
We talk a lot about getting money out of politics. I believe that change can start right here, at the local level. That’s why I’m pledging to run a responsible, grassroots campaign and spend the bare minimum necessary to get my message to voters.
Instead of asking for your money, I’m asking for something far more valuable: your time.
If you believe in what this campaign stands for, help me spread the word. Talk to your friends and neighbors. Share why you support this campaign on social media. Introduce me to people in our district. Host a small gathering at your home, neighborhood, business, or community group and invite me to come listen, answer questions, and talk directly with the people I hope to represent.
A conversation between neighbors is more powerful than a political advertisement.
I would rather earn one vote through a genuine conversation than buy a thousand pieces of mail hoping someone reads them.
This campaign isn’t about who can raise the most money or buy the most advertising. It’s about building a community of people who believe local government should be accessible, accountable, and focused on the needs of the people it serves.
So please, keep your money. Use it for your family. Put it toward your rent or mortgage. Fill your gas tank. Buy groceries. Support a local business. Donate it to a nonprofit or cause that’s important to you.
And if you’d still like to contribute to this campaign: