Donate To Team Whisler Today
At Team Whisler, we’re committed to running a clean and positive campaign focused on the issues at hand. We promise that your hard earned money will be handled ethically and put to good use. You might be wondering what exactly goes into a campaign. First we start with the basics: by developing a firm foundation, a campaign signature of sorts. Then we design the logo, and from there, create the website, bumper stickers, magnets, lapel stickers, and literature. After that, it’s all about me getting to know you, your neighbors, and your community. That’s what I’m most passionate about, connecting with those whom I would represent. This is your county, and I want to give it back to you.
You’ve already taken the first step by graciously opening your checkbook to show your support. From now on, you’re officially on Team Whisler.
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Donations by mail to:
Friends of Steve Whisler
PO Box 21001
Catonsville, MD 21228
Please make checks payable to “Friends of Steve Whisler”
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Steve: I wish you all the best in 2010. As president of the Greater Baltimore Board of Realtors(r) and a trustee of the Realtor Political Action Committee (RPAC) I also and to insure that you have an opportunity to interview with our RPAC trustees. We will notify you of our interview dates. We wish you good luck in your campaign.
As a practicing Realtor that sells alot of real estate in Baltimore Co and especially in the Catonsville area, I am very concerned about the issues. Do you have an issues “white paper”?