Our ActBlue page is live - let's keep Swain moving forward

Friends and neighbors,

I’m excited to let you know that our campaign donation page is now live. Running for Swain County Commissioner is about one thing: helping our community stay safe, connected, and ready for the future. A Bradley Hall win is a win for Swain — for our families, our small businesses, and the services we all depend on.

If you’d like to support the campaign, you can visit our secure page here: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/bradley-hall-1. Any bit helps — small, recurring gifts make a big difference over time, and even a quick $5 or $10 contribution helps us print materials, reach more voters, and build the grassroots team we need. 

My least favorite part of running for office is asking for contributions. It feels dirty. I don’t want to be pushy — I want to be practical. If donating isn’t right for you, there are other meaningful ways to help: share this post (and others) with neighbors, sign up to volunteer for a phone bank, or simply put a sign in your yard (once we have them). All of those things move the campaign forward just as surely as a donation.

If you do give, thank you. Every contribution — of time, of voice, or of money — makes this a more representative, community-driven campaign. And if you have questions about how donations are used or about contribution options, or anything really, you can shoot me an email at bradleyhallforswain@gmail.com or a text message at 828-331-1895. I will personally get back to you.

A quick note on compliance: campaign contributions are subject to state limits and rules. If you have questions about contribution limits or eligibility, please check the North Carolina election office’s guidance or contact our campaign directly. NCSBE

Thank you for believing in Swain. Together we can build practical, local solutions that help everyone thrive.

— Bradley Hall

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