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Reverse-Engineering the 2012 Campaign

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image: Democrats --

Our fundraising numbers from June are in. Along with President Obama's

campaign, we raised $X million, making this month our biggest yet. That's

something to be proud of.

But we still got beat. Mitt Romney and the Republican Party raised more

than $X million -- making it the second month in a row that they

outraised us, this time by $X million.

That's a big gap. And if we don't do everything we can to close it now, we

risk losing more than just a fundraising race in November.

Donate $X or more today to close the

gap.

Donations from Democrats like you are directly helping us at all levels

across the country.

Over the last three months, your donations have helped us:

-- Continue to open field offices in all 50 states, including our 30th

field office in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.

-- Hold nationwide voter registration drives and register hundreds of

thousands of people.

-- Organize the National Youth Summit, which gave more than 1,000 young

people the tools to organize in neighborhoods and on their college campuses.

-- Run a four-day, six-state "Romney Economics: The Middle Class Under the

Bus" tour highlighting Romney's failed economic record and vision -- which

received an astounding amount of local press coverage, showing that

exposing Romney's record is working.

We're working hard to make sure Democratic candidates win in November, but

we've got an uphill battle if Romney and the Republicans continue to

outraise us at such a pace. While Mitt Romney and the Republicans rely on

mostly big donors to fund their campaigns, in June alone, more than 700,000

donors stepped up to support the DNC and Obama campaign.

We've got to do everything we can to put a stop to the Republican momentum

-- so donate $X or whatever you can to close the gap. It can't wait another

day:

[url]

Thanks,

Patrick

Patrick Gaspard

Executive Director

Democratic National Committee

PAID FOR BY OBAMA VICTORY FUND 2012, A JOINT FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE

AUTHORIZED BY OBAMA FOR AMERICA, THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE, AND THE

STATE DEMOCRATIC PARTIES IN THE FOLLOWING STATES: CO, FL, IA, NV, NH, NC,

OH, PA, VA, AND WI.

Contributions or gifts to Obama Victory Fund 2012 are not tax deductible.

The first $X of a contribution to OVF 2012 will be allocated to Obama

for America with the first $X designated for the primary election, and

the next $X for the general election . The next $X of a

contribution will be allocated to the Democratic National Committee. Any

additional amounts from a contributor will be divided among the State

Democratic Party Committees as follows, up to $X per committee and

subject to the biennial aggregate limits: FL 17% ; OH 16% ; PA 13% ; CO

11% ; NC 11% ; VA 11% ; NV 6% ; WI 6% ; IA 5% ; and NH 4% . A

contributor may designate his or her contribution for a particular

participant. The allocation formula above may change if following it would

result in an excessive contribution. Contributions will be used in

connection with a Federal election.

Democratic National Committee, 430 S. Capitol St. SE, Washington DC 20003

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Subject: The numbers are in

From: Patrick Gaspard, Democrats.org <[email protected]>

Sent: July 9, 2012, 12:58 p.m.




image: Democrats --

Our fundraising numbers from June are in. Along with President Obama's

campaign, we raised $X million, making this month our biggest yet. That's

something to be proud of.

But we still got beat. Mitt Romney and the Republican Party raised more

than $X million -- making it the second month in a row that they

outraised us, this time by $X million.

That's a big gap. And if we don't do everything we can to close it now, we

risk losing more than just a fundraising race in November.

Donate $X or more today to close the

gap.

Donations from Democrats like you are directly helping us at all levels

across the country.

Over the last three months, your donations have helped us:

-- Continue to open field offices in all 50 states, including our 30th

field office in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.

-- Hold nationwide voter registration drives and register hundreds of

thousands of people.

-- Organize the National Youth Summit, which gave more than 1,000 young

people the tools to organize in neighborhoods and on their college campuses.

-- Run a four-day, six-state "Romney Economics: The Middle Class Under the

Bus" tour highlighting Romney's failed economic record and vision -- which

received an astounding amount of local press coverage, showing that

exposing Romney's record is working.

We're working hard to make sure Democratic candidates win in November, but

we've got an uphill battle if Romney and the Republicans continue to

outraise us at such a pace. While Mitt Romney and the Republicans rely on

mostly big donors to fund their campaigns, in June alone, more than 700,000

donors stepped up to support the DNC and Obama campaign.

We've got to do everything we can to put a stop to the Republican momentum

-- so donate $X or whatever you can to close the gap. It can't wait another

day:

[url]

Thanks,

Patrick

Patrick Gaspard

Executive Director

Democratic National Committee

PAID FOR BY OBAMA VICTORY FUND 2012, A JOINT FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE

AUTHORIZED BY OBAMA FOR AMERICA, THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE, AND THE

STATE DEMOCRATIC PARTIES IN THE FOLLOWING STATES: CO, FL, IA, NV, NH, NC,

OH, PA, VA, AND WI.

Contributions or gifts to Obama Victory Fund 2012 are not tax deductible.

The first $X of a contribution to OVF 2012 will be allocated to Obama

for America with the first $X designated for the primary election, and

the next $X for the general election . The next $X of a

contribution will be allocated to the Democratic National Committee. Any

additional amounts from a contributor will be divided among the State

Democratic Party Committees as follows, up to $X per committee and

subject to the biennial aggregate limits: FL 17% ; OH 16% ; PA 13% ; CO

11% ; NC 11% ; VA 11% ; NV 6% ; WI 6% ; IA 5% ; and NH 4% . A

contributor may designate his or her contribution for a particular

participant. The allocation formula above may change if following it would

result in an excessive contribution. Contributions will be used in

connection with a Federal election.

Democratic National Committee, 430 S. Capitol St. SE, Washington DC 20003

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