Ratings change! CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE JENNIFER WEXTON.

This is big news. Today, the Cook Political Report upgraded our race from “Toss Up” to “Leans Democratic.” It’s hard to overstate just how big of a deal this is. The Cook Report is one of the most highly respected, independent reports predicting elections in the country. While this ratings change is great news, it is no guarantee we will win in November.

Barbara Comstock has a reputation as a ruthless campaigner, and now that we’ve seen this ratings upgrade, we are sure to see mega-donors dumping millions of dollars into this race to keep her in office. We simply cannot let that happen.

We know we ask a lot... Even though the winds are blowing in our favor, this is still going to be one of the toughest races in the country.

Thanks,
Team Wexton

24 Hour Listening Tour Recap. CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE JOSH WELLE.

Hi David,

The Listening Tour was incredible.  As I traveled the district for 24 hours straight, I was able to hear the issues and needs directly from folks in unlikely places. We heard stories of struggle from homeless men and women at a tent city in Howell, from young adults fearing racial discrimination at a diner, and from parents fighting for better safety in schools. This is something Chris Smith hasn’t done in 24 years! Please check-out my 24-hour listening tour on Facebook. For a complete listing of all stops including links to the videos please see below:

Friday June 15th

• 2pm: Rally Speech in Freehold
• 3pm: Voters angry with Smith in Allentown 
• 4pm: Meet up and pizza at JoJo’s Restaurant in Hamilton
• 6pm: Summer Social at UVA Restaurant in Bradley Beach
• 7pm: Live Street Music in Freehold
• 8pm: The Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank
• 9pm: MJ’s Bar and Grill in Tinton Falls
• 10pm: Parker House in Sea Girt
• 11pm: Point Pleasant Boardwalk Tour in Point Pleasant

Saturday June 16th

• 1am: Pizza at GeeGee’s in Manasquan
• 2am: Howell Tent City with Rev. Bringham in Howell
• 5am: Dawn Patrol Surfing at Rumson / Sea Bright Beach
• 7am: Meeting with workers at Lowe’s
• 8am: Red Bank Annual 5k in Red Bank 
• 10am: Battle of Monmouth Reenactment in Battlefield State Park in Manalapan
• 12pm: Canvassing in Hamilton from Hamilton HQ
• 1pm: Meet & Greet at Papa’s Tomato Pies in Robbinsville
• 2pm: Final stop and rally speech in Freehold

Leadership is about listening. In the meantime, please like, share on FB and reach out to us at info@welleforcongress.com or (732)-784-7179.

*The stars above represent all of the stops during the 24 hour listening tour

Thank you,

Josh

Momentum, Electric Momentum. CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE STEVE SEVIGNY, MD.

Dear David,

I am honored and excited to receive the endorsement of IBEW Local 756!

"Steve earned our support with his passion for healthcare, education, and our community. Working families need a friend in Congress they can rely on to put people before profits, and Steve Sevigny is that person." - Dan Hunt, IBEW 756

IBEW Local 756 represents over 300 electrical workers in the Sixth Congressional District and partners with educational institutions in our district to teach the trade. 

Working families across the district and the nation need representation that will fight for our values - the right to organize and bargain, for everyone to be paid a living wage and treated with respect, and that believe that healthcare is a right. 

 

With your support, I will fight for those values every day.

 

I am honored to have this endorsement and excited to see our campaign grow every day.

 

Thank you,

 

Steve

Vote early! GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE ALEC ROSS.

David,

There’s only ONE WEEK until the election and two days left of early vote.

Turnout is up across the state, but we need your help to make sure we have the votes to win. 

I started this campaign off with a simple message - talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not. We need to make sure that every Marylander has the same access to opportunity regardless of zip code.

I’ve been fighting to bring together talent and opportunity my entire career. I was a Baltimore City Public School teacher, and I co-founded a nonprofit because I saw how many barriers low-income families faced when trying to get ahead.

With your help, we can bring our vision for a better Maryland to reality.

- Alec