Sign the Petition

Help Put One of Us, Working for All of Us, on the Ballot — Petitions, Not Pay-to-Play Politics

To qualify for the ballot in District 6, candidates are forced to choose one of two paths:

• Pay over $8,000 in fees, or
• Collect 1,500 valid voter petitions

That fee isn't about democracy — it's a ballot tax that favors insiders and big donors.

I'm choosing the grassroots route.

Instead of paying my way onto the ballot, I'm asking Democratic voters in District 6 to help qualify this campaign the right way: with petitions, not money.