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Important Maryland Voting Info

Just Got Back from Stumping in OHIO!

By Dr. Sharif - Mar 2nd, 2008 at 10:36 pm EST

Hey everyone, I just got back to Maryland from our bus trip with DC for Obama to Ohio. It was amazing! Our staging location knocked on 25,000 doors alone. Its good to be home, but the reception was very good. The local SEIU and Change to Win hosted us in their offices and provided breakfast, lunch and dinner. Housing was provided by YMCA. Everyone just pulled together, Yes We Can, and we did!!!

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Important Maryland Voting Info

By Dr. Sharif - Feb 8th, 2008 at 4:07 pm EST

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Polls open at 7am and close at 8pm. Anyone in line at 8pm will be allowed to vote.
College students in Maryland who are not registered to vote, may cast a provisional ballot at their school's local polling place. Bring verification of student dorm residency to polling place and ID.
Anyone not on the Poll Register may cast a provisional ballot with proof of name and address, ID, utility bill, etc.
Voters be sure to select candidate for Presidency AND their delegates. Or the vote may not be counted.
Former convicted felons who have served their sentence, are given a second chance. They may vote in the state of Maryland.
If a Marylander does not know where to cast their ballot, call 800-222-8683 or go to the online database at http://mdelections.umbc.edu/voter_registration/v2/vote_prod.php

COME OUT TO COPPIN STATE UNIVERSITY, MONDAY FEBRUARY 11TH 12NOON FOR OUR

GET OUT THE VOTE RALLY!!!!

WE WILL BE CARPOOLING TO SEE SENATOR BARACK OBAMA AT THE FIRST MARINER ARENA IN BALTIMORE AFTERWARDS.

DOORS OPEN 2:45PM; DO NOT BRING BAGS OR SIGNS.

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