John,

My name is Jay Jones, and I am running to be Virginia’s next Attorney General.

But before I explain my decision to run, will you split a $5 donation between my campaign and Eugene Vindman? It’s going to take a bunch of grassroots supporters to build a movement across the Commonwealth, and I know we can get the job done.

SPLIT A DONATION →

Virginia families need an Attorney General who will fight for them. I’m running for families like mine. Like any parent, I would do anything to give my wife and two sons a brighter future.

With Donald Trump as our president, we need to do everything we can to protect the rule of law and have a leader who stands up for Virginia families instead of extreme MAGA policies.

Just like everyone in my family, I’m dedicated to ensuring that Virginia embraces everyone, no matter who they are. As a former delegate who helped expand Medicaid, increase the minimum wage, and create hundreds of jobs, putting Virginia families first has always been a priority.

I know the stakes of our campaign could not be higher. Virginia’s current Attorney General, Jason Miyares, continues to attack the fundamental rights of women and will let working families struggle as costs continue to rise.

With our election coming up next November, this is one of the first chances to show that Donald Trump does not represent who Virginians are.

Right now, I’m setting a goal of earning the support of 100 new grassroots donors today. I’m counting on folks like you, John, to help me reach this ambitious goal. Will you split a donation of any amount between me and Eugene Vindman today?

SPLIT A DONATION →

I’m all in for Virginia, John.

Thank you,

Jay Jones

 

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