A people-powered campaign starts with people like you.

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Jon is building a grassroots campaign funded by individual residents—not corporations, developers, data center companies, utilities, or businesses seeking influence over county decisions.

Whether you can donate, volunteer, host a conversation, display a sign, or simply share the campaign with your neighbors, your involvement matters.

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Introduction

Local campaigns are won through conversations, trust, and community participation.

Jon is running to represent everyday residents, and he believes the campaign should reflect that commitment from the beginning. That means relying on individuals who believe Loudoun County government should be more affordable, transparent, responsive, and accountable.

Not everyone can make a large contribution. Some people cannot contribute financially at all. Every form of participation has value.

A few hours of volunteering, a small donation, a social media share, a yard sign, or a conversation with a neighbor can help build a campaign capable of challenging heavily funded political interests.

A CAMPAIGN THAT IS NOT FOR SALE

Jon will not accept donations from businesses because even a legal contribution can create the appearance that access, influence, or favorable treatment is being purchased.

This campaign will be powered by:

Individual residents
Small dollar donors
Volunteers
Community support
Voters who believe Loudoun can do better

HELP BUILD A GRASSROOTS CAMPAIGN

Tell us how you would like to participate:

The campaign is committed to responsible and transparent spending.

Required contribution and expenditure reports will be filed according to Virginia law.

We encourage voters to review campaign finance information through the Virginia Public Access Project at www.vpap.org and official state reporting systems—not only for this campaign, but for every candidate seeking public office.

Jon will not accept donations from businesses. This campaign will rely on contributions from individual supporters who want elected officials to answer to residents rather than corporate donors or special interests.

Individual donations can help pay for:

Campaign literature
Yard signs
Website and communication expenses
Community events
Voter outreach
Printing and postage
Digital advertising
Election compliance and reporting
Volunteer materials
Get-out-the-vote efforts

No contribution is too small to matter. A campaign built through many modest donations sends a stronger message than one financed by a small number of powerful interests.

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