Get Involved

This one is won door by door.

Knock Doors

Saturdays with the field team. Two hours, a clipboard, and real conversations with your neighbors — the single most effective thing you can do.

Make Calls

Phone bank from home on your own schedule. We provide the list, the script, and the coffee-adjacent moral support.

Request a Lawn Sign

Signs don't vote, but they start conversations. Tell us your address and a volunteer will drop one off.

Host a Meet-and-Greet

Invite a dozen neighbors, and Lee will bring the answers. Living rooms, porches, and diners all welcome.

Elci 20th District State Senate campaign yard sign

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Spread the word

The cheapest, most powerful thing in politics is a neighbor's recommendation. Copy a message and send it to five people you know in District 20.

Text a friend

Hey — you live in District 20, so this matters to you. Lee Elci is running for state senate. Twenty years on the radio in southeastern CT, no political machine behind him. Worth five minutes: https://leeelci.com

Post to Facebook

I'm supporting Lee Elci for State Senate in District 20. He's spent two decades listening to this region on the radio — now he wants to take those calls to Hartford. Lower electric bills, back the badge, stop the spending. https://leeelci.com

Post to X

Lee Elci for CT Senate, District 20. Not a politician — a neighbor who's been listening to this region for 20 years. https://leeelci.com

Email your neighbors

Hi, I wanted to pass along a candidate worth knowing about. Lee Elci is running for Connecticut State Senate in District 20 — our district. He's not a career politician; he's the radio host who's been talking with this region every morning for 20 years. His focus is what we actually talk about: electric bills, taxes, public safety, and keeping local decisions local. Take a look and see what you think: https://leeelci.com Thanks,