Beth Davidson’s Campaign for Congress Raises $200k in 48 Hours

Campaign momentum continues with strong fundraising start, 30+ local endorsements in the first two days

NYACK, NY — Within the first 48 hours of launching, the Beth Davidson for Congress campaign has raised over $200,000, demonstrating the enthusiasm for Beth’s message of bipartisan results, deep community roots, and a commitment to affordability and safety. Davidson has also been endorsed by over 30 local political leaders. 

“I’m incredibly grateful for the overwhelming support we’ve already received. This campaign is deeply personal to me. I love the Hudson Valley, and like so many of my friends and neighbors, I’m worried about our future. That’s why I’m running to represent our community in Congress—because I have the proven track record to deliver on the issues that matter most, from making life more affordable to keeping our kids and families safe,” said Beth Davidson. “This early support shows that our community is ready for leadership that has the experience to flip this seat from red to blue and put Hudson Valley families first.”

The fundraising success underscores the campaign’s broad appeal, with an average contribution of $91, a testament to the grassroots energy behind Davidson’s candidacy. This announcement comes on the heels of Beth announcing a strong coalition of political endorsements from over 30 local leaders, including Assemblyman Pat Carroll, Nyack Mayor Joe Rand, and multiple Rockland County legislators and other elected leaders.

About Beth Davidson:

Beth Davidson is a dedicated public servant, former Nyack School Board Vice President, and current Rockland County Legislator. She has spent her career building consensus and delivering solutions that make life better for Hudson Valley families. She lives in Nyack with her husband, Jeff, and their two children, Josie and Hugo.

For more information, visit bethdavidsonforcongress.com.