| |
| Hey Jeanne, hope you're well. |
| It's planting season here in Big Sandy, Montana. |
 |
| Sharla and I have been planting on the same farm for 46 years. Three generations of our family have called this land home, and my work here is non-negotiable. It keeps me grounded, and I think it makes me a better senator for Montana. |
| You learn the value of hard work and accountability growing up on the farm. Nothing will get done if you wait around for someone else to do the job. The key to a successful harvest is hard work during planting season, and Jeanne, we're running this grassroots campaign the same way. |
| That's why my team set a planting season goal to help us sow the seeds for a successful campaign. Fundraising this early helps us grow our grassroots strength on the ground. |
| And we'll need it. Record-breaking amounts of outside spending are heading to Montana, and going up against their fundraising machine will be the toughest fight of my life. But I know we can win this thing if you step up and join us. |
| This planting season, we're aiming for 10,000 grassroots supporters to chip in before our midnight deadline on Tuesday. I can't win without grassroots support, so I'm counting on you, Jeanne. Will you split a donation between my campaign and Catherine Cortez Masto's to sow the seeds of our campaigns and help protect our Montana way of life in Washington? |
| If you've saved payment information with ActBlue Express, your split donation between Jon Tester and Catherine Cortez Masto will go through immediately: |
| Just like in farming, you reap what you sow. If we put in the hard work now, I know we'll be happy with the outcome on Election Day. Thank you.
– Jon |
No comments:
Post a Comment