Troy Jackson is the latest candidate to confirm for Zoomapalooza! Chat live with the Democratic Senate candidates from New Hampshire, Maine, Mississippi, and South Carolina.
Hey Closers!
Thanks to everybody who supported and/or attended the event last night with Adam Hamilton—a great turnout for a great candidate! You can still give to Adam.
But closers can't rest in October! We're excited to announce our fourth October Closers event of the season, a Zoom next Tuesday with three awesome Senate candidates from one 'MUST DEFEND' and two 'LONG SHOT' states that are looking more realistic every day:
Senate Battleground Zoomapalooza
When: Tuesday, October 20th, 7:00–8:00 PM (Pacific)
Where: Zoom (link to be provided after RSVP)
What: Join Justin in a Zoom conversation with the U.S. Senate candidates from New Hampshire, Maine, Mississippi, and South Carolina. Hear directly from the candidates about the momentum they are creating in the last weeks of the campaign, why they can win, and why it matters to Californians.
Who: Senate candidates Dr. Annie Andrews (South Carolina), Scott Colom (Mississippi), Chris Pappas (New Hampshire), and Troy Jackson (Maine).
How to Attend:
Click the RSVP button below to receive the Zoom link and event updates. As part of the RSVP process, all attendees will be asked to pledge an amount they plan to give (in total) to the three featured candidates.
How to Donate:
Use the buttons beneath each candidate to make individual gifts. Every bit helps in these crucial battleground states!
We hope you can join us for a provocative discussion and a call to action for the future of our country. Bring your questions, your friends, and let’s show these candidates the full strength of the Closers community!
— The Closers team
SOUTH CAROLINA
Dr. Annie Andrews
South Carolina’s Advocate for Children and Families.
Pediatrician and public health leader dedicated to improving the lives of South Carolina’s families.
MISSISSIPPI
Scott Colom
Mississippi’s Voice for Change.
Champion for rural healthcare, fair wages, and voting rights.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Chris Pappas
New Hampshire’s Bridge-Builder.
U.S. Representative, small business leader, and advocate for veterans and the environment.
If Chris is elected he will become the first openly gay male senator.
MAINE
Troy Jackson
Fifth-generation logger from Allagash, Maine, and lifelong advocate for working families.
Served as President of the Maine Senate, where he fought for affordable healthcare, fair wages, and strong public schools.
Champion for labor rights, union jobs, and expanding rural broadband and infrastructure.
Recognized for his authenticity, deep Maine roots, and commitment to rural and working communities.