Eric Jones Campaign Tops $2.5 Million Raised, With Nearly $2 Million Cash on Hand — Powered by People, Not Special InterestsNot a Dime from Corporate PACs

The campaign for Eric Jones for Congress today announced it has raised $2.5 million since launching its campaign in September, with approximately $2 million cash on hand, underscoring the strength and durability of its people-powered campaign.

“This campaign is being built by people who are tired of politics as usual and want a representative who will fight for them, not corporate interests,” Jones said. “Reaching $2.5 million raised without special-interest money sends a clear message: The status quo isn’t working. Voters are ready for change.”

Approximately $2.2 million was raised from individual donors, with the balance coming from Jones’ contributions to his own campaign. The campaign reported that more than $1 million was raised in the most recent quarter alone, all without taking a dime from corporate PACs, federal lobbyists, or special interests.

The strong fundraising performance reflects growing momentum behind Jones’ message of affordability, accountability, and putting working families first. With more than $2 million cash on hand, the campaign is well-positioned to expand voter outreach, grassroots organizing, and earned media efforts throughout California’s Fourth Congressional District.

Jones’s fundraising success highlights a sharp contrast with the current incumbent’s long reliance on corporate and special-interest contributions.

The Jones campaign will continue focusing on kitchen-table issues facing families across the district, including the rising cost of housing and utilities, corporate accountability, and restoring trust in government.

Jones is a candidate in California’s 4th Congressional District, which stretches from Napa to Placer County, including Napa, Davis, Woodland, Lincoln, Petaluma, and Marysville.

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