the more than 27,000 women that were part of women for glenn. incredible, incredible. you girls rock. [cheers and applause] you are unbelievable. i am so proud to be here representing our family, glenn s family, i am here joined by our son grant. our beautiful daughter anna, and anna s little brother john is not here tonight, studying overseas and with us in spirit, and our youngest son thomas. we also have an incredible array of extended family here that have come in from all over, including my father, and we are so honored, told us they blessed glenn richly too. many of you have heard the story about the beginning of this interesting journey that we are on. happen on a fateful day summer of 2021 glenn carter delma came to me and said, babe, do you want to go for a walk? oh, you don t go for walks. so we set off to our hometown of great falls, virginia, he told me on that walk that he was going to retire the next day from his 30-year business career. and that ultimately he h
should be just pushed to the side until it s actually real in the courts and you only deal with it then? such a great question. nerd out a little bit in terms of politics. this is whiee do a lot of research with voters. even the critical race theory bs that is made up in virginia by youngkin, if he wins tonight, people will assume that s going to sweep the republicans to every election victory next year. i hily doubt that. i think you ll find some states and candidates where that won t fly. here s what i know has to happen. if the build back better and infrastructure bill passes, and i think they will, most we have seen polling. nobody in america knows what s in it outside of people, so you have to educate them about what s in it, by the way, the billionaires and big companies paying for it, that s more popular than the popular stuff in the bill. story telling along the way, you have to make clear that the republicans opposed all of that. you have to make most voters su
OpenSecrets.org geographical data of contributions to candidates running in the Ohio congressional race in 2020. Contributions for candidates are broken down by in state vs. out of state, top metro areas, and top zip codes.