Neighbors standing with us.
Anyone can add their name. No title or committee required, just your voice.
Add your endorsement
Add your name and tell me which issues brought you here. With your permission, we may share it on this page.
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Gold cards are current and former elected officials.
Endorsements will appear here as neighbors add them.
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Put a sign in your yard.
A yard sign has one job: it tells the people on your street that a neighbor is paying attention to this race. Tell us where you are and a volunteer will bring one by. There's no charge, and we'll come pull it after Election Day so you never have to think about it again.
If you can spare a little time as well, we'd be glad to have it. Most of what this campaign needs is unglamorous and genuinely useful: knocking on a few doors, running signs around the neighborhood, and helping out at an event. Tick the box and we'll follow up with what's actually needed and when. You're free to pass on any of it.
Signs go on private property only, with the owner's okay. Your address goes to the volunteer delivering the sign and nowhere else. It is never published, sold, or shared.
A name on this page tells an undecided neighbor that somebody on their street already thought it through. If you'd like to do a little more, put a sign in your yard or chip in what you can.