The Year of Change - 2008 - is almost upon us.  Change is assured - one way or the other - in the White House, and on June 3rd, the voters of Sonoma, Marin, and San Francisco will have a clear choice for their next State Senator. 

Your support and involvement in our netroots, grassroots campaign affirms our motto of being "The Best Choice for Change!"  

I've been vigorously working since we kicked off our campaign for change over 9 months ago in March. However, I need your help more than ever as we enter the final 6 months of the campaign. 

I write today to ask you to sign up for a recurring monthly contribution for these final 6 months to ensure we have the resources to deliver our message of change to the voters.  Join the team today:

$25/Month - $50/Month - $100/Month

Challenging the status quo is never easy.  However, thanks to your steadfast support in making me the 'netroots candidate' I know we will prevail - I am confident your netroots support will prove more powerful than any incumbency! 

Unfortunately, both of the other candidates in this race have decided that spending tens of thousands of dollars of their own money is the only way they can win in June. Let's prove that approach wrong.  Your monthly recurring donation will provide our campaign sustainable funding, and it helps us budget effectively to ensure victory!  Please join us:

$25/Month - $50/Month - $100/Month

As State Senator, I will be able to continue working on the issues important to all of us from protecting our environment and ensuring every Californian has access to affordable, quality health care to providing the resources our children need to be successful to guaranteeing every person the fundamental right to marry the person she or he loves. 

If you are cannot make a recurring contribution at this time, your support at any level is always appreciated, and it will help allow me to keep fighting for our shared values. 

Thanks for all of your efforts and everything you do.  Your outpouring of support has been invigorating!

-Mark