You can also give money right here, right now! Just fill in the box and click “Contribute.” You’ll go directly to our secure Act Blue donation page.
I would love to raise $1,000 for Smulowitz via Act Blue, and I think we can do it. [UPDATE: And I was right!! 🙂 ] Every little bit helps!
Of course, you can also volunteer – see the campaign’s website for details.
This an important election. It’s an opportunity to put a terrific progressive in the Senate. It’s also an opportunity to turn one of our few red Senate seats blue, and to reclaim Scott Brown’s seat (IT’S THE PEOPLE’S SEAT!!) for the Democrats. Let’s do it!
Ross does apparently drive a truck. No word yet on if he has daughters, or if they are available.
(That’s why Brown bought his. True story.)
I need to est an ActBlue account b/c lord knows I never have my wallet when I’m interested in donating online.
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p>And no I have not memorized my cc #. I’ll be contributing to your fundraising drive, David.
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p>Thank you for your work for Smulowitz. Combined with the D’Alessandro campaign, things are looking good to improving governance for MA 9, on Beacon and Capitol hill!
Seriously. But not a bad guy.
Although I’m sure the Republicans will offer some symbolic amendment on local aid that will force the Democratic majority to vote “against” local aid ..
After all, other inquiring minds may want to know but be too shy to ask.
but just for the record:
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This belongs on another thread, and may be there… but I can’t help but ask.
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p>Could we get some 2009 data? Not everything is on the link, for a variety of reasons. What I’d like:
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* Total number of distinct donors
Total dollars raised in 2009 is in the linked report. Total number of distinct donors is not information we are required to disclose. I suppose we could, but why do you care?
few large donors have a different impact than many small donors. The latter ‘smells’ more small ‘d’ democratic, and may suggest a larger upside upon ideal conditions (since they could all likely donate an additional 50%, whereas large donors may hit the ceiling).