ELECTIONS 2024: Our 2024 Campaign (DAVE PAUL)
State Representative Dave Paul (D-Oak Harbor) sent out the following email from his campaign account on Thu., Mar. 28, 2024.
Dear Friends,
I’m proud of the many local priorities that were accomplished in the 2024 legislative session, including lowering the costs of healthcare and prescription drugs, protecting access to reproductive care, and supporting members of the LGBTQ community. As Co-Chair of the Ferry Caucus, I restored proposed cuts in ferry preservation and expanded the recruitment and training of ferry workers.
While I’m working hard to ensure that your voice is represented in Olympia, the minority party is still fixated on restricting voter rights and eliminating access to women’s reproductive health.
We need a representative who fights for investments in our community, puts your priorities first, and whose voting record reflects the values that matter most to our community.
Today, I’m launching my reelection campaign. Can you help me represent our community in 2025?
Please click here to donate [Ed. Note: donation link omitted.]
We expect our race to be very close this year because it’s a presidential year. Let’s show MAGA advocates that we have a true grassroots campaign that supports leaders who take the time to listen to their constituents and advocate on their behalf.
Please consider donating today to help us start our reelection campaign strong. We need to raise $2400 by March 30 to do that. Click here to donate [Ed. Note: donation link omitted].
As always, it’s an honor to serve as your representative.
Sincerely,
Dave
[Ed. Note: donation link omitted.]
[Editorial Policy: The Voter Interests Project is a non-partisan organization. Part of our mission is to keep voters informed about the activities of elected officials and candidates for public office. We do not endorse or support any particular candidates; therefore, we omit all email links and donation links from candidate communications to supporters. If you are interested in supporting a candidate, we recommend you contact the candidate or their campaign directly.]
