Governor Palin’s PAC has relaunced its website with a new design. There are now tabs for “her story” and “Palin’s picks.” Her most recent Facebook posts now appear on the front page of her PAC website.

You can check out the rest of her newly designed PAC website here. You can donate to her PAC here. Even if she runs for the presidency, it’s clear that her PAC will remain active in terms of donating to and endorsing candidates who share her vision for America.

PAC treasurer Tim Crawford sent the following e-mail regarding the PAC’s new design:

Friends,

Today, SarahPAC is excited to announce the launch of our new website! It’s been many months in the making and will allow SarahPAC’s supporters and friends to read Sarah’s latest posts, connect, and see some of the conservative candidates that SarahPAC supports — Palin’s Picks!

Please go to www.sarahpac.com and take a look! Don’t forget to ‘Like’ Sarah on Facebook!

Yours truly,

Tim Crawford
Treasurer, SarahPAC

 

Andy Barr at Politico writes

Sarah Palin rolled out a new website for her PAC on Monday with significantly more content and features, along with a vehicle for Palin to start gathering email addresses and information from her supporters.

The new site, sarahpac.com, is a necessary step if Palin intends to run for president and for the first time gives her organization the ability to interact with her supporters by providing a centralized location to collect data and solicit donations. Though Palin maintains a staff of several seasoned political hands, she had yet to build out some of the basic needs of a political organization — including an email list.

SarahPAC Treasurer Tim Crawford told POLITICO that the new site has been in the work for some time and was designed to engage more directly with Palin supporters.

“We needed a new website, one that was more interactive,” Crawford said. “We’re certainly engaging with Sarah’s supporters.”

The site was led midday Monday by video of Palin’s Saturday speech in Madison, Wis., and features of her recently television interviews under the headline “Setting the Record Straight.”

The website includes a sign-up for email updates and several links steering supporters to a contribution page.