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Friend,
As polls close all over the country, we’re looking one year ahead to Election Day 2026 — because we understand the stakes. Not only will we keep exposing Donald Trump’s abuses; 2026 is our chance to flip the House and put a real check on his power grab, his abuse of the Constitution, and his infringement on Americans’ rights.
You’ve seen what SAM does between elections — not just in October of a campaign year:
* In Los Angeles and Chicago, our Liberty Vans (chaplain, lawyer, veteran, camera) document ICE raids in real time so abuses can’t hide in the dark.
* In Washington, D.C., we’ve run disciplined pressure campaigns against the regime’s chief enablers — and we’ve put our ads on Fox News & Fox Business so Trump has to see them.
Now we’re going to do something Democrats rarely do: start early in House districts that will determine the majority in 2026. No waiting for Labor Day mail pieces and a 60-day TV blitz after the air is already saturated. We’ll invest now — targeted ads, field organizing, and year-round storytelling — so voters hear the truth before the avalanche of late money and misinformation.
We’ll need to raise millions over the next year to both expose Trump’s abuses and flip critical seats. But today, on Election Day, I’m only asking for $5 to help us light the fuse. Please chip in to help us expose the Trump regime and hold them accountable in 2026. [ [link removed] ]
If you’ve been looking for a way to turn today’s civic duty into tomorrow’s majority, this is it. Vote. Bring a friend. And help us start funding the 2026 map today.
—Steve
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