Hi John,

 

Please support Eric Stamps, a 2019 Freethought Equality Fund endorsed candidate, running against an entrenched Republican incumbent in the Virginia General Assembly. You can learn more about Eric's campaign here and make a generous donation to his campaign here.

 

 

Again, please support Eric Stamps and his campaign for the Virginia General Assembly -- there are only 14 days until election day! A short bio is below.

 

Eric Stamps is running for the Virginia General Assembly in District 14. While earning a living as a freelance designer, Stamps has spent a great deal of this time working to get Democratic candidates elected in his community and statewide. He also founded Indivisible Southside to help his community become more engaged in politics. His policy agenda includes guaranteeing health care for all, increasing the availability of affordable housing, legalizing adult marijuana use, addressing climate change, increasing funds for public education, and raising the minimum wage. Stamps is religiously unaffiliated.

 

Please be engaged voters in the 2019 and 2020 elections in your area. The Center for Freethought Equality has guides on how to be more engaged as an individual (Making Your Voice Heard) and as a member of an organization (Engaging Your Group). We also have a guide on Running for Office. Please contact me if you are thinking about being a candidate for office or if you have any questions about our guides.

 

 

Sincerely,

Ron Millar

PAC Coordinator

 

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