It may come as a surprise to some, but elections are not won by the amount of money raised, or by the number of high-paid consultants hired – but, in every case, by a variety of factors.  One of the most important of these factors is the organization of grassroots supporters.

In close elections, political scientists will regularly point to two determining factors – outside of the performance of the candidates at key moments.  One is the raw amount of money raised.  The other is the passion and coordination of a campaign’s activist base.  When all is said and done, Trump and Harris are going to have roughly the same amount of money – as are the Senate Dems v GOP, and it’ll be the same in the House… so that leaves us with the proverbial ground game (which is both analog and digital these days) – where passion and execution rule.

And nobody can organize a passionate base better than PDA.  Join us this Sunday to learn how. RSVP Now!

We look forward to seeing you.