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Greg Oden, Channing Frye, and Jerryd Bayless Know the Importance of Voting
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John Griswold
- Nov 1st, 2008 at 6:35 pm EDT
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NBA players Greg Oden, Channing Frye, and Jerryd Bayless have been involved in efforts to get Barack Obama elected, whether by speaking to crowds about the importance of registering to vote and then casting a ballot for Barack Obama, or by voicing their support for Senator Obama, and finally by sharing the reasons why they believe he represents the leadership America needs in the White House.
The tall trio spoke to a crowd at Portland State University about the importance of voicing one's opinion through the voting process. The best way to make your voice heard in America is by voting. Oregonians have until Tuesday, November 4th at 8pm to have their voice heard.
Vote For Change is a tool that will show you the nearest official ballot drop box. Click here to find out where you can drop your ballot off, vote now, and make sure to return your ballot by Tuesday at 8pm.
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