URGENT: Get ready for an early election…

Help kickstart the Senate Fighting Fund now!

Your investment today will help build a strong runway to the Senate to push back on anti-family, anti-freedom, anti-life policies that are hurting families like yours.

It’s crucial to build the Senate Fighting Fund now because:

Together, we need to get the word out to voters
It’s vital to raise up more of the right candidates
Volunteers need to be recruited, trained and resourced to speak with voters about how they can vote for your Family First.

The first vital step is meeting the $500,000 funding need by December 31 – but time is running out.

So thank you for giving your best today.

You’ll help kickstart the Senate Fighting Fund to get voters, candidates and volunteers ready for an early federal election!

Grateful for you,

Lyle Shelton
National Director
Family First Party

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