I've been in some close races in my lifetime, and trust me when I say I know that the smallest of contributions can make a MASSIVE difference on Election Day.
Before I tell you why this week proves it, consider chipping in $25 or $50 to Equal Opportunity Now right now (or continue reading).
Here's what happened: Republicans' top Senate super PAC canceled the rest of its ad campaign in North Carolina. It had planned to spend $71 million there. After more than $30 million, it's walking away, with the Republican nominee trailing Democrat Roy Cooper in the polls.
Here’s why that should energize every one of us: When the other side starts quietly pulling money out of a Senate race a month before Election Day, they're telling you with their checkbook where this election is headed.
But look at where that money went, because the MAGA playbook is now becoming clear.
They cut their losses in North Carolina and rushed into Kansas. Making their first investment of the cycle there to attack Adam Hamilton. They've already reserved more than $8 million in airtime. Republicans don't walk away from a race and sit on their hands. They move the money to wherever Democrats are suddenly threatening, and they bury us in attack ads.
Adam is a fifth-generation Kansan and he's running because Washington is making life harder for Kansans, and because he believes we can stop the chaos and corruption by actually listening to people and bringing them together.
Equal Opportunity Now is proud to be supporting Adam Hamilton, and we are not going to let him face that wall of money alone.
I know how much every dollar matters in a race like this. I lost my very first race by just over one percentage point. When a race is that close, every door knocked and every ad aired can be the difference, and I've never forgotten it.
Republicans just put more than $8 million into stopping a pastor from Kansas. We can't match that with a checkbook. We can match it with thousands of people giving what they can. Chip in $15 or $25 right now and help Adam Hamilton and Democrats like him outlast the biggest ad blitz of the year.
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