Photo courtesy of Eric Jones


SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - The campaign of Eric Jones, candidate for Congress in California’s 4th Congressional District, today announced a major grassroots milestone: more than 100,000 doors knocked across the district, reflecting the campaign’s rapidly expanding field operation and growing voter engagement.

Jones’s field effort now spans the entirety of the district, from Lincoln and Marysville to Davis, Napa, Colusa, Yuba, Sutter, and Petaluma, marking one of the most aggressive organizing pushes in any race in the state. The milestone reflects both the scale of the campaign’s organizing operation and a strong response from voters eager for new leadership.

“We are taking on the Washington establishment one conversation at a time,” said Eric Jones. “We’ve knocked on more than 100,000 doors because earning people’s trust takes showing up and listening. What we’re hearing is clear: families want a representative who understands their lives, shares their concerns, is willing to fight for them, and will put this district first.”

Jones launched his campaign pledging to bring greater accountability and independence to Congress, including a commitment not to accept corporate PAC contributions. His campaign says the 100,000-door milestone is an early indicator of growing grassroots momentum and that organizing efforts will continue to expand significantly in the months ahead.

California’s 4th Congressional District stretches from Napa and Sonoma Counties through parts of Lake, Yuba, Sutter, Yolo Solano, and into Placer and Sacramento counties, including the communities of Napa, Davis, Woodland, Petaluma, Lincoln, and Marysville.

For more information about the campaign, visit www.ericjones.us