My wife thinks we shouldn't contribute to Stacey Abrams campaign...

[brooklynite]

...on the grounds that she'll have no problem raising all the money she'll need. Better to put our cash into less flush campaigns.

[CurtEastPoint]

1. PLEASE DO! As a Georgian, please do!

[The Magistrate]

3. Of Course If Everyone Thinks That, Sir

She won't get a dime....

[brooklynite]

4. But they won't

FWIW, I regularly monitor candidate fundraising efforts. It becomes clear whether or not a candidate needs additional support.

I also didn't give money to Mark Kelly in 2020.

[BlackSkimmer]

13. Thank you.

Some seem to miss the obvious.

[hlthe2b]

8. Lots of $$$ signals support and sends a BIG message. I will donate and I'm not all that flush.

[phylny]

5. Do what you please. n/t

[relayerbob]

6. No, while it is true that other campaigns will need cash ...

She is in for the fight of her life and millions will be dumped into those opposing her and Warnock.

[marble falls]

7. Sounds reasonable. Either way.

[LakeArenal]

9. Divide or either.

I’m more inclined to donate locally.

My huge problem is gerrymandering.

But anyone will be pleased with any donation.

Thanks.

[PTWB]

10. There are additional factors that I weigh when determining who I should donate to and when.

The amount of funding they've already received, or are likely to receive, is only one factor. Sometimes donating is just the right thing to do.

[jmbar2]

11. I donated immediately for the PR effect

I want her to become an immediate frontrunner/formidable challenger in the race to jumpstart momentum.

[dem4decades]

12. Your wife is wrong. You get a 2 for 1 with Stacey, she gets enough voters out

You get a Democratic Senator too.

[questionseverything]

16. Agree

[FBaggins]

14. That isn't unreasonable

Assuming that you have limited funds for political donation, it isn't unreasonable to wait until the primary period has ended and evaluate which Democratic candidate(s) can most benefit from the dollars that you can spare.

You may find that, come next May, she's flush with cash and ahead of her republican opponent because they had a rough primary.

[viva la]

15. I kind of agree.

Act Blue makes it easy to donate even to state election candidates, so I think I'll focus on those.
However, I am going to contribute to the opponents of the GOPers I hate the most-- Boebert, Greene, Gosar, McConnell.