From DNC Chair Martin:
Just the other day, we announced a historic agreement to send $1 million every month into our Democratic state parties. That means your local Democratic party — where you live — is going to start getting new resources to win races that affect your life.
This is a huge deal.
Here’s how it will work:
- Each state party will now receive a baseline of $17,500 a month, a $5,000 per month increase over the last agreement.
- Republican-controlled states will receive an additional investment of $5,000 a month through the DNC’s Red State Fund, putting their total at $22,500 every month.
- The combined investments total a monthly transfer of more than $1 million from the DNC to state parties — the committee’s largest investment into Democratic state parties in history.
This is an investment unlike anything Democrats have done in modern times. Elections are won in states — and that’s exactly where we’ll be investing our resources.
When I ran for DNC chair, I said two things over and over.
First, we have to get the DNC out of D.C. We don’t win races in Washington. We win them by pounding pavement, building relationships with voters, and showing folks that we’re on their side.
Second, we have to organize everywhere — because when we organize everywhere, we compete everywhere, which means we can win anywhere. Our latest investment is how we start turning that philosophy into reality. We’re putting our money where our mouth is to equip state parties with what they need to reach voters, build long-term success all across the ballot, and gain electoral ground for years to come
As always, I’m so grateful for your support. Thank you,
Ken
Ken Martin
PoliticsPA coverage: https://www.politicspa.com/dnc-announces-organize-everywhere-win-anywhere-50-state-strategy/141301/
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