Dear John,
With the primary election less than a month away, Lillian's List is rolling out another round of 2020 Featured Candidates. We now have 21 candidates, setting a new record for Lillian's List! In this round, you'll see some familiar faces—four of these women were also Featured Candidates in 2018! We're proud to support these progressive, pro-choice women, whether it is their first time running or they are aiming for a higher office.
March 3rd is just around the corner, and so are important financial deadlines for campaigns. Can you help our candidates make a strong showing by investing in one or more of them today? [link removed]
Vernetta Alston, House District 29 (Durham)
Yvonne Holley, Lt. Governor
Terri LeGrand, Senate District 31 (Davie, Forsyth)
Natalie Murdock, Senate District 20 (Durham)
Helen Probst Mills, Senate District 25 (Moore, Richmond, Scotland, Anson)
DeAndrea Salvador, Senate District 39 (Mecklenburg)
Terry Van Duyn, Lt. Governor
Want to hear directly from your Featured Candidates? Join us at our 2020 Campaign Kickoff in Durham on April 28th to meet and cheer on these courageous women! Sponsorships and tickets are available now. [link removed]
Best,
Team Lillian
Sarah, Laura, Devon, Taylor, & Deborah
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