I am not sure about that. What makes you think so? Spending around 15k divided by $200 means that budget bought 75 votes, yeah? What we spent the money on in terms of outreach: texting the ~50k NPP (if I am recalling the number correctly) and the republican voters in the district, specifically between the topics of Israeli influence in government affairs, Epstein files, and the Kirk investigation mean more to those voters. I have been flipping former Simon voters to my side, but that is what is expensive. However, I’ve found a lot of the older, wealthy dems do care a lot about AI and have concerns about it (not polling, just anecdotes).
Another anecdote: Simon is popular, but one person who refused to even speak with me because she was pro-Simon has since come around and now has my yard sign in her front yard and she defends me to her neighbors. Simon is popular, but it only takes a little digging to see how voters would change their mind on her. Not something to post publicly, though.
I am not sure about that. What makes you think so? Spending around 15k divided by $200 means that budget bought 75 votes, yeah? What we spent the money on in terms of outreach: texting the ~50k NPP (if I am recalling the number correctly) and the republican voters in the district, specifically between the topics of Israeli influence in government affairs, Epstein files, and the Kirk investigation mean more to those voters. I have been flipping former Simon voters to my side, but that is what is expensive. However, I’ve found a lot of the older, wealthy dems do care a lot about AI and have concerns about it (not polling, just anecdotes).
Another anecdote: Simon is popular, but one person who refused to even speak with me because she was pro-Simon has since come around and now has my yard sign in her front yard and she defends me to her neighbors. Simon is popular, but it only takes a little digging to see how voters would change their mind on her. Not something to post publicly, though.