From the Desk of Frank Wolf
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On
Monday, I joined over 150 of our Northern Virginia friends and
neighbors for the kickoff of Barbara Comstock's campaign for the 34th
District in the House of Delegates in Virginia.
I was honored to join Barbara, her family and former Delegate Vince
Callahan, Governor Haley Barbour and many others in supporting and
endorsing Barbara's campaign and getting this effort off to such a
strong and enthusiastic start. We are all committed to getting Barbara
elected as the next delegate for the 34th District.
Barbara can win this seat; but she cannot do it alone. As Governor
Haley Barbour told us Monday night, "Barbara needs everyone's support."
And that's why I'm emailing you today. Will you please go to Barbara's donate page and show your strong support by making a generous contribution of $25, $50 or even $100? Â
This is a grass-roots focused campaign and with your help she's going
to win this seat, but it's going to take everyone's hard work all the
way up until Election Day.
Barbara is off to a very strong start. She had hundreds of supporters
who helped her in raising more money than any other challenger running
for The House of Delegates in the state with a total of $132,521 from
over 320 donors. We have a goal of of recruiting 200 new donors by our
next reporting deadline.
Will you help us reach this goal by
today? Barbara is out every week and every weekend knocking on doors
and engaging our community—I know because I've heard from my neighbors
and constituents who have visited with her. The campaign has already
knocked on over 2,100 doors and had dozens of volunteers from McLean,
Great Falls, Vienna and Herndon come out every weekend.
Thank you for your support.
Sincerely,
Congressman Frank Wolf
P.S. I hope you will join me and the dozens of other volunteers
who are getting involved this year to elect Barbara Comstock as my
delegate in the 34th district. I would encourage you to visit her
website, www.comstockfordelegate.com to sign up for email updates, volunteer, or donate. This is how we work to improve our communities—we work from the bottom up.