Change starts with neighbors.
Our campaign strongly believes that neighbors talking to neighbors can change Johnson City.
Since February, we’ve listened to hundreds of residents about what they love about our city, what isn’t working, and what they want to see change. Now we’re turning those conversations into action, and we need you with us. You don’t have to be a political expert. You don’t have to have hours to spare. Give an hour. Knock a few doors. Put up a sign. Chip in $10. Share a post. Talk to a neighbor.
Whatever you can do, it matters. Join us. Let’s build the change we want to see in Johnson City.
The most powerful thing we can do is talk to voters.
Join Team Bruni for door knocking, phone banking, or texting. We’ll give you the training, tools, and information you need, and you can volunteer as much or as little as your schedule allows.
Never canvassed before? That’s okay. We’ll show you how.
Make your support visible.
Request a standard Bruni for JC yard sign for your home or business.
Have property on a major road, busy intersection, or other highly visible location? Let us know! We’re also looking for locations for our larger campaign signs.
People-powered campaigns need people-powered funding.
Your contribution helps us print signs and literature, reach voters by mail and text, equip our volunteers, and get our message across Johnson City.
Whether it’s $10, $50, or $250, every contribution helps us reach more voters.
Election Day is November 3. Don’t leave your vote to chance.
Check your registration, learn about early voting, find your polling place, and decide when you’re going to cast your ballot.
Then ask someone else to make their plan, too.
You know people we don’t.
Tell your friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors why you’re supporting Sylvain. Send them our website. Invite them to an event. Forward them a campaign text. Or just have a conversation.
Personal recommendations are powerful, and every conversation expands this campaign.
Follow the campaign on social media and help more Johnson City residents hear about what we’re building. Like and comment on our posts. Share the ones that matter to you. Tag a friend who should see them.
A few seconds can help our message reach hundreds more people.
Bring the conversation to your neighborhood.
Invite some friends and neighbors over for coffee, drinks, dinner, or a backyard gathering. It doesn’t need to be fancy or large. We’ll work with you to make it easy. You provide the people and the place; we’ll bring the campaign.
This campaign belongs to all of us.
You don’t have to do everything. Pick one thing. Give an hour. Put up a sign. Make a donation. Share a post. Host some neighbors. Talk to someone about the election. Then, if you can, do one more. That’s how neighbors become a campaign. And that’s how a campaign becomes change you can see.
