Seven weeks, twenty state house districts, and a race most voters do not know is on their ballot. Every one of these helps, and the small ones help more than you would think.
Gas money and yard signs are most of the budget in a district this size. Ten dollars covers the fuel to get to a town hall in the next county.
Phone calls, doors in your own town, a table at a county fair, or help getting a hearing notice in front of people before the comment period closes.
On a highway in eastern Montana a sign is seen by everyone who drives that road for seven weeks. Tell us your town and we will get one to you.
Coffee, a kitchen table, and eight neighbors is a better conversation about power bills than any mailer. We bring the material and do the driving.
Most people do not know they vote for the commission that sets their rates. The scale chart on the data centers page was built to be screenshotted and sent to somebody who has never heard of this race.
Tell us where you are and what you can do. Signs travel with volunteers, so a name in a small town is worth as much to us as an hour of phone calls.
Or reach the campaign directly: angelinecheek4psc1@gmail.com ยท 406-514-1786
