Friend-to-friend messages you can send in about two minutes.
Thank you for being a Hamilton supporter. As we head toward November, this race will be decided by grassroots energy, not just money, and we need your help in three ways: vote, contribute if you're able, and actively spread the word.
The single most effective thing any of us can do is relational organizing, reaching out personally to people we already know. A message from a friend carries far more weight than any ad, because it comes with trust already built in. That's how campaigns like this actually win in a state like Kansas.
Here's the ask: think of up to 25 friends, family members, neighbors, or acquaintances who might be open to supporting Adam Hamilton, and send each of them a short, personal message about why you're voting for him.
I've put together a set of example messages tailored to different audiences (grandparents, business owners, faith communities, moderate Republicans, and more) to give you ideas. But please don't just copy one. Write your own, in your own words. A message that sounds like you, about why this matters to you, will always land better than a form letter.
Thank you for everything you're doing for this campaign.
New to this? See the How It Works page for a short video walkthrough.
Pick a message on the left, tweak it in your own words, then copy the subject and the message into your email. A note that sounds like you always lands best.