Political fundraising

On 3/12/13 the Aloha Aina Party became a new political party for the State of Hawaii. Together we will overcome, Together we will rise, Together we will usher in a new dawn.

Karen Carter is a mom and long-time educator running for Wake County School Board District 9. She's thorough, resilient, and spirited with over 17 years of experience supporting, advocating for, and empowering children and families.

Jenny Hines was born in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. She was raised in Western Kentucky and graduated with a Commonwealth diploma and as Valedictorian from Reidland High School in 2003. Ms. Hines is a 2006 graduate of Murray State University where she ...

Pua For OHA Trustee, Island of Hawaii

If you believe in me and believe I am the choice to be the next Sheriff of Cleveland County, I also need your financial support. A small contribution of $50 or $100 would help a lot, but any amount would be put to good use. $5 will buy three yard ...

Your support means a lot to me. Please consider donating or spreading the word about my campaign.

The Campaign to Elect Sean D. Fleming and have been a resident of Madison Heights for 22 years, Veteran, Awardee of the Presidents Public Service Award to Madison Heights, Mi City Council.

Donate to friends of agsd to ensure the school board candidates committed to our schools and community are elected.

Prepared. Practical. Progressive. KATE MARTIN is in the race to become the next District 6 Seattle City Councilmember. A "small d" democrat, conservative progressive, and professional planner, Kate is ready to address Seattle's biggest challenges.

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Forrest Hite is running for Delegate in Virginia's 12th District of Radford, Blacksburg, Giles, and parts of Pulaski. Forrest is committed to delivering more opportunities and New River Valley Values back to Richmond. Authorized by Hite for Delegate.

For the sake of our children and our community, we have a responsibility to make the Mars Area School District the best place for our kids to learn. That's why we have decided to run for school board—because strong schools make strong communities.