It's going to take every single one of us.
Today is Election Day in Texas. Here's how a donation from you today will help Beto become the state's next governor.
One month ago, with voter suppression at an all-time high in Texas under Greg Abbott, we set a historic goal to contact 2 million voters before the primary election. We ended up contacting over 4.5 million voters instead.
It's a testament to the volunteers and grassroots donors that are working tirelessly to elect Beto. Everyone on our team understands that we need to turn out a historic number of Texans if we're going to defeat Greg Abbott and his extreme, anti-democratic voter restrictions.
But the truth is, as soon as the primary is over, our job is going to get harder.
Thanks to his corporate mega-donors and a massive head start, Greg Abbott has $50 million in the bank — more than seven times the resources we have right now.
Once Beto officially becomes the Democratic nominee for Governor, we expect Abbott to unleash millions of dollars of attack ads on the Texas air waves, filled with misleading and divisive messages that distract from Beto's positive vision for Texas.
The fact that we just reached 4.5 million Texas voters in 28 days shows that we have the sheer grassroots power to fight back against Abbott's massive, corporate-backed campaign operation. But it's going to be one of the closest elections in Texas history — and it's going to take every single one of us to win.
Today is a turning point in our race. Please, can you donate your first $3 before polls close in Texas to ensure Beto is ready to fight back as soon as he becomes the official Democratic nominee against Greg Abbott?
Contribute $3
All eyes are on our campaign to see if Beto has what it takes to become Texas' first Democratic governor in decades. Thank you in advance for donating today to show Texans, our opponents, the media, and potential new supporters that we're ready for whatever Greg Abbott throws our way.
With gratitude,
Beto for Texas
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