Competing for resources

This imbalance can create a divide, with smaller cities being "bullied" into competing for the same resources without the same level of support or visibility. We need to make sure that smaller cities aren't just left to fend for themselves.

 

Jason, As a former mayor of Campbell, I know how important it is for every city to have its voice heard and its needs met. But that's simply not happening. In and around Silicon Valley, larger cities dominate the tech landscape and leave smaller ones, like Campbell, to struggle for a place at the table. This imbalance can create a divide, with smaller cities being "bullied" into competing for the same resources without the same level of support or visibility. We need to make sure that smaller cities aren't just left to fend for themselves. We need leadership that understands the unique challenges they face and will fight for equitable distribution of resources and funding, which puts me in the perfect position to lead the front of this effort. Will you support my campaign for Congress so I can stand up for equal distribution of resources and opportunities in smaller Californian cities by donating $25 today? $3 $5 $10 $15 $25 $50 OTHER AMOUNT Grateful, Evan

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