Five Ways to Help Before the Primary
Help Paola Branda before the primary by volunteering, sharing approved information, attending an event, hosting a conversation, or giving $23 if it fits your budget.
The primary is close, but helping does not have to be complicated.
You do not need campaign experience, a large social-media following, or hours of free time. Choose one action that fits your schedule and complete it with respect.
1. Volunteer for one clear task
Give an hour for calls, doors, an event, data support, or another campaign need. A good shift should include a clear time, task, approved message, point of contact, and way to record follow-up.
Volunteers should listen, protect privacy, honor opt-outs, and direct voting questions to official election sources.
2. Share one approved article
Think of someone who wants to understand Paola's story or priorities. Share the article most relevant to that person's question: lower costs, legal immigration, education, senior security, religious liberty, clean water, or accountable government.
A useful personal note is better than a flood of links. Explain why the topic matters to you and invite the person to read for themselves.
3. Attend or host a conversation
Campaign events and Coffee with Paola gatherings give neighbors a chance to ask questions and hear directly from the candidate.
Attend an event and bring a friend, or invite the campaign to a small community conversation. Keep the invitation clear, welcoming, and honest about the purpose.
4. Give $23 if it fits your budget
A $23 contribution can help support local events, volunteer materials, printed literature, digital communication, and voter outreach.
If another amount is right for you, choose it. If contributing does not fit your budget, volunteer or share instead. A people-powered campaign needs time, talent, trust, and financial support.
5. Help someone find official voter information
When a neighbor asks about registration, vote by mail, early voting, identification, a polling place, or ballot status, do not guess.
Point them to the Florida Division of Elections or Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections. Election officials provide current rules and personal voter records.
One completed action matters
Paola Branda is running as a legal immigrant from Venezuela, wife and mother of two, Doctor of Education, 15+ year educator, World Languages Department Head, business operations leader, humanitarian aid leader, and founder of Crescendo Step.
Her campaign is built around a simple promise:
America First. Freedom Always.
Choose one action today and help another Palm Beach family learn why Paola is running.