the longest commute

My long commute means I have 20+ hours where I can't be raising money, which gives my opponents a significant fundraising advantage

 

Jason, the Alaska Democratic Party said I could reach out about how representing Alaska is so unique. I spend 28 hours traveling back and forth between Alaska and DC whenever I fly home – not your typical commute, Jason. Then when I get home, I have to take a series of ferries, planes, and cars to speak with Alaskans all across the state. My long commute means I have 20+ hours where I can't be raising money, which gives my opponents a significant fundraising advantage… All of this means that grassroots donations to emails like these are key to my victory in November. It's a long commute from Capitol Hill to the Kuskokwim, and there's even longer to go in this race. But as long as I have your support – I know we can go the distance. Will you split $25 between the Alaska Democratic Party and I to help empower our grassroots movement, so I continue being a strong voice for all of Alaska in Congress? >> CONTRIBUTE $5 CONTRIBUTE $10 CONTRIBUTE $25 CONTRIBUTE $50 OTHER AMOUNT Your donation will power my campaign for the long haul, Mary Peltola

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