People have asked how they can help

If you want to help and become involved you can click and print the petition form Click here and sign it, maybe have your friends and family sign it, then return it to me. Unfortunately the law of Alabama does not allow copies, faxes or scanned documents. I must receive the original signed form from you. I can be emailed at the address below. I will provide you a address to send it to.

1. All blocks must be completed for each person.
2. They must be a registered voter.
3. They must live in Alabama District 2 (Montgomery, Elmore, Autauga, Lowndes, Butler, Conecuh, Covington, Crenshaw, Bullock, Pike, Coffee, Geneva, Dale, Barbour, Henry and Houston counties).

How to contact me:
Search for rob_john on Twitter or email robjohn@robjohnagainstcongress.com.

To make a contribution:

If you meet the requirements below, please make your check payable to Rob John Against Congress and mail to:

Rob John Against Congress
1465 W. Overbrook Road
Millbrook, Alabama 36054

The FEC requires us to collect the following information.

• First & Last Name
• Email
• Occupation & Employer

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* An individual may not contribute more than a total of $2400 per election to the committee.

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