Flipping the State House in New Hampshire is going to be extremely important in the 2024 elections. Donate to these candidates and organizations to help us take it back. Recipients are chosen based on which ones that I (Eric Gallager) personally think are important, either due to being in a close race, or running against a particularly nasty Republican, or because the Dem is one of my friends/acquaintances. I haven't included myself on here because I'm not currently accepting donations myself, but everyone on here still ought to be (as of July 11 2024).
Notice: I have recently updated this form to make the sharing of contact info be opt-in; if you don't want to end upon a bunch of mailing lists, just be sure to click "Not now" when the email permissions dialog box appears! Note that many of these candidates and groups don't even maintain mailing lists in the first place, so don't feel afraid to choose the "Yes, keep me updated!" option either!
(If you are creating an ActBlue form of your own, the option to add an email permissions pop-up is currently under the "Recipients" sub-menu at the bottom, so please give that a look.)
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Disclaimer: I (Eric Gallager) compiled this list by searching names of connections in ActBlue's database and have not verified with the recipients that this form is properly connected with their correct accounts; making direct individual donations might be preferable. Also donating to this many recipients at once may trigger your bank's fraud detection systems; if that happens, be sure to get in touch with them to ensure that the payments go through.