And when the bus leaves on its journey for the common good at the end of August — just about one month from now — every single one of those names will travel to the small towns and churches that will decide the House this November.
Somewhere in Iowa there’s a pastor who will watch this bus pass his window, covered in names, and realize he’s not the only one who believes faith doesn’t belong to MAGA — that he’s doing the right thing in standing against Christian Nationalism. Your name can be part of what tells him that. We’re all with him.
The whole idea is that you get to go where you can’t go yourself.
It takes $14,000 to get the bus wrapped, gassed up, and ready to leave.
See how much we’ve raised.
July ends tonight. Whatever you can give before midnight puts your name on the bus and gets her closer to the road.
.png "A photo of Pete Buttigieg signing the Vote Common Good bus two years ago.")
.gif "A GIF showing the bus without a wrap, with Doug Pagitt standing alongside, and the double sides of the bus wrap.")