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San Francisco Vote for Change Voter Registration Drive - Saturday, May 10

By Angelica - May 2nd, 2008 at 3:53 am EDT

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Obama for America Voter Registration Drive Saturday May 10
The Obama campaign is launching it's first GENERAL ELECTION EVENT: A National Voter Registration Drive. As a former community organizer, Senator Obama believes in giving voice to disenfranchised communities and in encouraging everyone to participate in the political process. New voters have made the difference in this election and they are a testament to everything Senator Obama stands for: A NEW DIRECTION IN POLITICS. By registering new voters, we will show the continued strength of our grassroots movement and the unity that movement has helped forge.

On February 5th we proved San Francisco is Obama Country. We were a prolific volunteer force and now we need to be again.

Our goal is to get 100 volunteers to register at least 10 people each.

When: Three hour shifts 11:30-3pm or 2:30-6pm

Where: Ella Hill Hutch Community Center
1050 McAllister San Francisco, CA (between Laguna and Webster)

Following a short training session, we will send teams of volunteers to public events in selected neighborhoods. We'll be sending people to different parts of the city, so please let us know if you are able to bring a car. Also, please bring a clipboard and an Obama button if you have either.

To RSVP for the 11:30am-3pm shift, visit: http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/4cz8

To RSVP for the 2:30-6pm shift, visit http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/4czy

Or email sanfranciscoforobama@gmail.com.

Thanks for your help,
Edward Webster, Linda Leu, Angelica Jongco, Anhoni Patel, Benji Hunt, Liz Voigt

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