Organizing for America | Posts with the tag drive

By Sarah Gallagher - Sep 29th, 2008 at 5:08 pm EDT

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Elizabeth Kim is a volunteer in Nevada.

This weekend Californians drove across state lines to canvass for Barack Obama alongside their Nevadan neighbors. The day started off with training sessions across the state. One group of Golden Staters got a quick tutorial on Nevada issues from NW Las Vegas Regional Field Director Evan Sutton.

Why is Nevada so important? Al Gore lost Nevada by 2% in 2000. If Nevada had turned, Gore would have won the election. The good news is that in previous cycles Democrats had a net negative of 8,000 registered voters in Nevada compared to Republicans. We now have a positive advantage of 75,000 registered Democrats over Republicans thanks to the hard work of our volunteers.

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Re-Cap: Forest Whitaker - Active Obama Supporter & Youth Motivator!

By Delores Chamblin - Sep 28th, 2008 at 11:28 pm EDT

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On Saturday September 27th, I decided to leave a little early from Lakeland Farmers and Flea Market to attend the Obama Rally and Voter Registration Drive at Lake Bonny Park in Lakeland Florida where Forest Whitaker was the celebrity guest speaker. In addition to displaying Obama flyers on the issues and providing useful information regarding early voting etc for local residents, I have been doing fundraising for Obama for America on saturdays at the market by requesting donations for my crocheted Obama hats, caps and other handmade creations.

Last Saturday September 20th, I also decided to leave the market a little earlier than normal and teamed up with another person to do three hours of door to door canvassing of unregistered voters in Lakeland. That allowed me to reach another group of people in another proactive way.

Similarly, attending the Obama Rally and Voter Registration Drive also gave me the opportunity to reach another segment of the population. By attending this event I was able to observe a younger and energetic crowd! The weather was beautiful and the youths were fired up. They were very enthusiastic!

Before heading to the stage where he made a significant but brief speech, Forest Whitaker stopped by the table where I had some of my handmade crocheted Obama hats and caps displayed. He commented that he liked them and had not seen any other hats or caps like those elsewhere. In a quick response, I mentioned that they are my own creations and I do them for fundraising for Obama for America. After leaving the rally, a young man who came to the event and was walking alongside Mr Whitaker in the entourage returned from the parking lot to the table and stated Forest Whitaker wanted to purchase one of the hats, but did not have time to do so earlier. I did not have any large sizes left, so the young man picked a small medium size crocheted Obama cap for Forest Whitaker.

I tip my hat to Forest Whitaker for all his great accomplishments on and off screen and for taking the time out to speak to the youths. They are the future.

Below is a link to an article from the Lakeland Ledger about the event. It is encouraging to see young people are interested and involved in this campaign.

Forest Whitaker Draws Crowd for Political Rally in Lakeland
http://www.theledger.com/article/20080927/NEWS/809270251#

Delores
Black Designers Crafters and Artists for Obama
http://my.barackobama.com/page/group/BlackDesignersCraftersandArtistsforObama

Fundraising Page
http://my.barackobama.com/page/outreach/view/main/Afri

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Should We Be Worried?

By Michelle - Sep 16th, 2008 at 11:06 am EDT

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Most of my day today was consumed with my thinking, should I be worried? With more articles such as this one, claiming that Obama and McCain are tied in the polls in Minnesota, should I be worried that come 8 weeks from now, McCain will win this election? (BostonHerald.com, Sept. 15, 2008)

Despite all the clear information, America continues to be fleeced by the McCain/Palin campaign. Clearly, the “wow factor” of choosing a woman worked for McCain – even if it has only marginally increased his popularity, it has worked to deflect attention from the fact that McCain has no policy platform that departs from Bush’s policy platforms by focusing all attention on Palin, his script-reading, female sidekick. Perhaps the fact that McCain/Palin have some short phrases that they keep repeating: “good ol’ boy network,” “fight earmarks,” “tax cuts,” “big oil companies,” which out of context sound silly, but seem to be the small words and phrases that the average American wants to hear, is helping McCain.

Blog after blog has asked: Is America stupid? I would argue that America is not stupid, America is just used to instant gratification. The McCain/Palin soundbites fulfill Americans. The ads that provide distorted lies about McCain in as little words as possible fulfill that need for the average American to get their election information, whether it be skewed or not, whether it be true or false. Now, this is scary. When you have people fight you to the end swearing that Obama did, in fact, swear into Congress on the Koran because they got a viral email that says so, you have your work cut out for you because now you, even if you are armed with the factually supported truth, are on the defense. And when you are on the defense, you have to use more words. More words are not what America wants. More words are not what America remembers.

While America is not stupid, McCain has managed to misinform Americans and gain support. So, to answer my question of whether we should be worried, the answer is yes. This worry is useless if it does not manifest itself into you becoming an agent for change. So, when you worry, become a part of the effort to elect Obama into office. Sign up to phone for change and contact voters in your neighborhood or in a neighboring swing state through http://www.barackobama.com - all you need is an internet connection and a phone. If you receive an email that falsely smears Obama send it to watchdog@barackobama.com and if you hear someone spreading a rumor, send them one of the many pre-written emails that set the facts straight at http://my.barackobama.com/page/content/fightthesmearshome. Create your fundraising page, join local Obama supporters and even blog for change at http://www.mybarackobama.com.

Obama, for the first time in history, has created a campaign where the average person, through internet use alone, can become as active an agent of change as he/she chooses to be. Obama has put in every effort to ensure that we can help usher him into the White House and transform our government to respond to our needs.

Palin mocked community organizers. Well, it’s time we show McCain/Palin that community organizing can win this election. After all, Martin Luther King was a community organizer; GW Bush was a governor. Looks like the odds are on our side, eh?

It’s time that we Democrats do more than just worry. It’s time that we educate others, that we bring people together for America and that we show everyone around us that Obama is the candidate that is actually putting “country first” and managing to do it honestly, something McCain and Palin can never claim.

Please post this note to your profile and email it to other Democrats so that we can get ourselves working together to bring change to America. No more worrying – we have 8 weeks to turn that worry into change.

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Teamsters' Call to Drive

By Claudette from Saint Petersburg, FL - Sep 14th, 2008 at 11:12 am EDT

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I have asked the President of the Teamsters, NPR Radio and personaldemocracy.com to announce this "Call to Drive" for Barack Obama. Please send this to anyone who can get the word out.

We know the pain and power of the unions. Gas and the overall economy have created a disaster in America. I am calling on the Teamsters' who have had enough of the pain, to show their power.

Any truckers' in the Washington DC area on September 30, 2008, place an Obama sign on your truck and drive by the Whitehouse. Let them know, Barack Obama is coming! Please show your support.

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Need your imput on current voter registration idea

By Cafetagirl26 - Sep 11th, 2008 at 12:16 pm EDT

I was thinking of hosting a voter registration pizza party in my neighborhood. I was thinking of creating fliers and putting them on peoples doors and inviting them to join me for free pizza and punch on a Saturday and register to vote. Would it be unethical to have Obama stickers at an adjacent table?

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Voter Registration Drive

By ObamaBob NSB - Aug 22nd, 2008 at 6:48 pm EDT

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Message from Kurt Sackerman: Hello New Smyrna Beach Obama Team!

Hope you all stayed flood free the last couple of days!

We need help today and this weekend registering voters to help Obama Win this election!
I would like to register 10 new voters today in New Smyrna Beach!

If you can help today, please call me on my cell phone so I can place you! What about tomorrow?

I will be at Seven Eleven registering voters the rest of the day! We need people at Dairy Queen for this evenings big rush...and a few other locations-

Also, we will be at the Art Walk tomorrow, etc...

352-256-0823

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Getting Barack Elected

By ObamaBob NSB - Jun 27th, 2008 at 5:38 pm EDT

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The Obama Campaign has stated the most important thing we can be doing right now is to register voters.

New Smyrna for Obama has just completed 3 voter registration training events and we're ready to hit the streets.

If you haven't had the training but would like to help in New Smyrna Beach, send an email to the whole group (on the group page under list serv) with your interest. Those that have had the training will return the emails and then times and places can be worked out for the voter registrations effort between those that respond.

It doesn't have to be a formal effort, once you've worked with a trained member, you can go anywhere you wish and sign up voters.. The trained members of the group have all the forms needed. It's that easy.

YES WE CAN!!

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Obama bumper sticker and setting a driving example

By shakalover - May 6th, 2008 at 12:32 pm EDT

(The following post is a mixture of serious truth and comic reality, and not meant to offend drivers from any coasts in the U.S.)

So I got a new car recently - yay! - and I wanted to celebrate it with an Obama bumper sticker. (There was no way I was going to put a bumper sticker on my old car; that would've been a disservice to Barack.)

One concern I had about putting an Obama sticker - or any identifying symbol - on my car is that the last thing I'd want is for it to reflect negatively on said person/organization/school, etc. In this case, I wouldn't want my driving to negatively influence people away from Barack.

Ouch. That's painful that I even need to say that. So let me clarify a little. I live in CA, where in general, people drive... like Californians. For example, people always say how crazy San Francisco drivers are, but any time I've driven in San Francisco, while not overly sane, the drivers definitely weren't overwhelmingly nuts. I went to college on the East Coast, and drivers were much more... hmm... Let's just say that although I'm back on the West Coast, I still drive like the typical East Coast drivers with whom I was in contact. It works well out there (when in Rome, drive like the Romans), but I think CA drivers often think I'm an aggressive driver.

Like I said, I don't want it to reflect negatively on Barack because some crazy female is driving aggressively and what some might consider erratically. So I'm making huge efforts to be as considerate, as conscientious, as "California normal" as possible. I want people to drive near me and say, "Oh, that's a competent driver. And she supports Obama," and have positive Obama feelings, rather than, "You crazy moron! Yeah, drive off with your stupid Obama sticker. If that's the type of people he attracts, I certainly won't vote for him."

In this land of "guilt by association", I don't want my driving/attitude/etc. to negative affect this incredibly awesome candidate that I'm supporting.

Which means I'm going to keep driving with "California common sense" - at least, as long as my Obama sticker is on my car!

:)

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Carpooling (Ann Arbor, MI) to Indiana May 5th and/or 6th

By saleemhuepenny - May 3rd, 2008 at 8:13 pm EDT

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I have been trying to find an Official Obama canvassing event within 150 - 175 mi of Ann Arbor. I have not been successful in my search so far.

If 2-3 people are interested in traveling to Indiana this weekend, I am willing to drive (leaving from Ann Arbor, MI).

If you can locate an Official Obama event and are interested in carpooling please let me know. I stress "official" because in the event that we decide to stay overnight (May 5th), the Obama organizers can assist with housing search.

My email address is: saleemhuepenny@gmail.com

As we all know, this is a very important primary. Let's get on our feet and knock on some doors!

I hope to hear from some fellow Michiganders soon!

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Fantastic Saturday for Indiana

By Rosemary Rogers - Mar 30th, 2008 at 8:28 pm EDT

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Crowds of Obama volunteers were plentiful around Indiana on Saturday for the openings of the state HQs at 10AM. Attending the opening of the Indy HQ was a wonderful experience. Everyone huddled on the lawn at Fulton Street, had a certain spirit about them. You could really feel the excitement for Indiana as we entered the doors. Lines stretched throughout the building. Some folks were buying t-shirts, others were checking out the new diggs, and visiting with familiar faces. Everyone was smiling and boisterous. It was a diverse group representing every demographic.

We have become a sort of family. As each week passes, we meet in coffee houses, libraries, restaurants, and our homes with other supporters and volunteers. The Indiana Obama community is growing and as each of us meets one another, we become friends. We are friends who have found a reason to hope, to volunteer, and to vote. Most of us have never felt this type of interest for a presidential election before. We have never felt this urgency, to help register voters, to get to the polls, and to fix our own communities. There are many different stories why an individual may support Obama, but they all have the same truth. He is a candidate who can come in fresh to this job, look at what is wrong, and do his best to correct our problems. He won't have to answer to old Washington or big donors. He will instead answer to us, each of us. Our lives will change. From the moment he sits in the Oval office, this country will finally be on course. There will be no more misdirection. It will take time to accomplish the things that each of us need, but he is the only one to do it. Each of us believe in him and each of us has put ourselves in the action.

Members of the official campaign spoke a few words of encouragement and instruction for volunteers. The packets that were assembled for volunteers, with the highlighted streets, voter registrations and Obama campaign flyers disappeared in a hurry. Everyone paired up and headed to their chosen areas with a passion.

I left the Indy Headquarters and headed to my SCI group in Morgan County. Nine volunteers helped canvass neighborhoods with me. Hours passed before I realized I hadn't eaten that day or taken a break. Though I'd had plenty of coffee in the morning. Oops. Canvassing is always a thrill and I tend to get carried away. No matter who you meet, everyone in Indiana is looking forward to the primary. The occasional supporter for the other guy is usually very cordial and appreciative of the effort to register voters, no matter who they might choose on election day.

Finally, at 7:30 PM, I returned to the old IPS school building that houses the HQ. Outside, a dedicated campaign member was busy entering gathered supporter information into a computer. Inside volunteers and workers were all about the building, sorting stacks of registration forms and various volunteer collected papers. It appeared to be a successful day for Indy. As I handed SCI's stack of forms into the collection, I thought, how fantastic. This group has done so much to build a terrific grassroots effort and it truly is getting the job done. Thank you to every volunteer out there in Indiana who spent their weekend working to make Sen. Obama our nominee. We will continue this effort for the next week, please volunteer for another event. Whether you find one new voter or twenty, in this election every one counts. For the first time, EVERYONE counts.

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ACTION: Taking Back Our Issues

By MKSinSA - Mar 16th, 2008 at 9:26 pm EDT

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"The moral question about poverty in America - How can a country like this allow it? - has an easy answer: we can't. The political question that follows - What do we do about it? - has always been more difficult. But now that we're finally seeing the beginnings of an answer, this country has an obligation to keep trying." -- Barack Obama, Washington, DC | July 18, 2007

Yes We Can! (and No We Won't!)

Who? YOU

When? Right Now

What? National Obamafolk Against Hunger Food Drive

Where? Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Food Bank

Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
1 N Linden Street, Duquesne, PA 15110
http://www.pittsburghfoodbank.org/

Why? Our message of Hope, Change and Yes, We Can! has been hijacked and we need to take it back. Our Hope is our better future. Our better future comes through Change. We can only have Change if we resurrect the spirit of Yes, We Can!

Yes, We Did! In Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, BOTH Washingtons and Wisconsin.Yes, We Can in Pennsylvania!

So, to take back our message and positively impact the future of our campaign, we are showing Pennsylvanians who we REALLY are by driving the fight against hunger at the grassroots level. This food bank is the state's second largest, serving 11 counties and distributing more than 18 million pounds of food each year. While Pittsburgh's Allegheny County has a population of over 1.2 million, the agency's remaining 10 counties average less than 125,000. Four of its service counties are 90% or more rural, with five more predominantly rural.

If you'd prefer to make a donation rather than send nonperishables, the food bank website features "tribute" donations through a checkbox at the bottom of the page just below "Do you have any additional requests for your contribution?" At the "Next Step," you may enter your choice of Gift (Tribute) and Person being honored (Suggestion: Obama supporters against Hunger and Poverty)

The attached list of items are badly needed at the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.
Items the Pittsburgh Food bank needs

(If you are in the Philadelphia area, please contact Chandrima Chatterjee (chandrima@mac.com) who is gearing up a parallel food drive supporting Philabundance, the state's largest food bank.)

CHALLENGE: CAN THE ONLINE DRIVE BEAT THE ONE ON THE GROUND IN PHILLY? We will post results here as they come in, so let us know your progress out there! Yes We Can!

"READ MORE>>" For packing and shipping instructions.

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A grassroots push of massive proportions -- and we need YOU

By MKSinSA - Mar 11th, 2008 at 6:44 am EDT

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We are starting to roll! Some of you have already answered this call but there we need EVERYONE's help. We need a movement of giant proportions.

A critical Big State vote is coming up in a few weeks. Some of us Obama supporters decided to help our candidate get part of his message out and do it in a big way. Now that we have supported Obama in raising individual donations, we need to reach out for the hearts of our fellow Pennsylvanians who are critical to this election. So some of us have started at the grassroots level and are putting into action something our candidate espouses -- fighting poverty. We are organizing a drive for food and clothing to help some of the poorest folks in Appalachian Pennsylvania and West Virginia in collaboration with some of the local anti-poverty organizations in the region.

I know we have just a few weeks to put this together, but what a powerful statement it would be. This would do three things for us:

highlight the combination of Obama's anti-poverty message and his ability to produce change from the bottom up
put this campaign's words into action and shows PA and WV the soul of the Obama message
retrace John Edwards' recent anti-poverty tour through this region and follow the steps of John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, all of whom realized the depth of the poverty in this area.

I think we could quietly put Obama over the top with some real altruism and heartfelt outpouring. I know this is short notice, but we've started checking things out and believe we can get this done. Will you join us? If interested, please reply to this post or email me at mksbiz(at)satx.rr.com.

I'm FIRED UP! READY TO GO! PLEASE pass this on

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Howard Hemsleyfrom NYC Kicks off Phila Voter registration drive today at Broad an Olney, N. Phila

By Danielle Clarke USA Vietnam Vet - Feb 20th, 2008 at 6:04 pm EST

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Howard Hemsleyfrom NYC Kicks off Phila Voter registration drive today at Broad an Olney, N. Phila

Yes another New Yorker has come to Phila to help with our voter registration drive. Lynn came with Joe last sunday to Malcom X park and today Howard Hemsley came and created = Firing Up Philly! #1 (Community Service)
Wednesday, February 20 at 1:00 PM
Broad Street and Olney Avenue (Philadelphia, PA)http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/communityservice/4rgxj

Howard Hemsley and me collected 31 more completed registrations and yes i had to leave at 4pm and Howard is still there until 6pm. I am sure he has gotten another 30 more completed. I had met Howard at CampObama in NYC last yr and then at the NY rally. He is 69 and looks like he is 40 and he is a delegate in NY. Wow if you get the chance to volunteer with him please do so. Howard says he will be doing another voter registration drive this friday and then next monday and wensday and friday etc etc etc until march 24th.

join Howard and me friday = Firing Up Philly #2 (Organizing)
Friday, February 22 at 1:00 PM
52nd & Chestnut Streets (Philadelphia, PA) http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/organizing/4rlwl

Make sure you do come and don't just sign up.

Danielle Clarke 215-237-0952

PS: I am going to Ohio Feb 26th and won't be back until March 4th so please help Howard when i am gone. He is the greatest and very very responsible.

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JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD) PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot.

By Danielle Clarke USA Vietnam Vet - Nov 14th, 2007 at 6:58 pm EST

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Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot. His Pennsylvania delegates also need more than 250 signatures from every Congressional district in the state. This group is going to ensure that happens!

Please join if you want to volunteer to collect signatures in your Congressional District.

Let's help Barack win Pennsylvania!

JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD)
PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com

To find your district, use this link
http://www.house.gov/writerep/ then scroll to your
state and then put in your zip code and then join one
of the following groups that is in your district.
ALSO: SOME ZIP CODES COVER MORE THAN ONE CD, SO USE
THE FOLLOWING LINK
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp
TO FIND YOUR EXTRA 4 DIGIT ZIP CODE.

NOTE: For right now it might be confusing for the
Chicago staff to have you in more than one district
than the one you live in. So before you join any group
other than your own group you may want to wait for the
Campaign to say that this is okay. Remember each
group will have an active list serve which means lots
of extra emails back and forth.

Danielle Clarke one of 5 Pa Co-Chairs
(note we need more Pa co-chairs)

JOIN THE GROUP BELOW IN THE DISTRICT WHERE YOU LIVE:

PS: Your name will go down in history as it is stored at the records department at the state Capital of Pa

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JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD) PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot.

By Danielle Clarke USA Vietnam Vet - Nov 14th, 2007 at 6:55 pm EST

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Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot. His Pennsylvania delegates also need more than 250 signatures from every Congressional district in the state. This group is going to ensure that happens!

Please join if you want to volunteer to collect signatures in your Congressional District.

Let's help Barack win Pennsylvania!

JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD)
PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com

To find your district, use this link
http://www.house.gov/writerep/ then scroll to your
state and then put in your zip code and then join one
of the following groups that is in your district.
ALSO: SOME ZIP CODES COVER MORE THAN ONE CD, SO USE
THE FOLLOWING LINK
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp
TO FIND YOUR EXTRA 4 DIGIT ZIP CODE.

NOTE: For right now it might be confusing for the
Chicago staff to have you in more than one district
than the one you live in. So before you join any group
other than your own group you may want to wait for the
Campaign to say that this is okay. Remember each
group will have an active list serve which means lots
of extra emails back and forth.

Danielle Clarke one of 5 Pa Co-Chairs
(note we need more Pa co-chairs)

JOIN THE GROUP BELOW IN THE DISTRICT WHERE YOU LIVE:

PS: Your name will go down in history as it is stored at the records department at the state Capital of Pa

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JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD) PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot.

By Danielle Clarke USA Vietnam Vet - Nov 14th, 2007 at 6:51 pm EST

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Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot. His Pennsylvania delegates also need more than 250 signatures from every Congressional district in the state. This group is going to ensure that happens!

Please join if you want to volunteer to collect signatures in your Congressional District.

Let's help Barack win Pennsylvania!

JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD)
PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com

To find your district, use this link
http://www.house.gov/writerep/ then scroll to your
state and then put in your zip code and then join one
of the following groups that is in your district.
ALSO: SOME ZIP CODES COVER MORE THAN ONE CD, SO USE
THE FOLLOWING LINK
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp
TO FIND YOUR EXTRA 4 DIGIT ZIP CODE.

NOTE: For right now it might be confusing for the
Chicago staff to have you in more than one district
than the one you live in. So before you join any group
other than your own group you may want to wait for the
Campaign to say that this is okay. Remember each
group will have an active list serve which means lots
of extra emails back and forth.

Danielle Clarke one of 5 Pa Co-Chairs
(note we need more Pa co-chairs)

JOIN THE GROUP BELOW IN THE DISTRICT WHERE YOU LIVE:

PS: Your name will go down in history as it is stored at the records department at the state Capital of Pa

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JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD) PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot.

By Danielle Clarke USA Vietnam Vet - Nov 14th, 2007 at 6:46 pm EST

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Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot. His Pennsylvania delegates also need more than 250 signatures from every Congressional district in the state. This group is going to ensure that happens!

Please join if you want to volunteer to collect signatures in your Congressional District.

Let's help Barack win Pennsylvania!

JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD)
PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com

To find your district, use this link
http://www.house.gov/writerep/ then scroll to your
state and then put in your zip code and then join one
of the following groups that is in your district.
ALSO: SOME ZIP CODES COVER MORE THAN ONE CD, SO USE
THE FOLLOWING LINK
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp
TO FIND YOUR EXTRA 4 DIGIT ZIP CODE.

NOTE: For right now it might be confusing for the
Chicago staff to have you in more than one district
than the one you live in. So before you join any group
other than your own group you may want to wait for the
Campaign to say that this is okay. Remember each
group will have an active list serve which means lots
of extra emails back and forth.

Danielle Clarke one of 5 Pa Co-Chairs
(note we need more Pa co-chairs)

JOIN THE GROUP BELOW IN THE DISTRICT WHERE YOU LIVE:

PS: Your name will go down in history as it is stored at the records department at the state Capital of Pa

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JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD) PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot.

By Danielle Clarke USA Vietnam Vet - Nov 14th, 2007 at 6:39 pm EST

Also listed in: 9 groups

Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot. His Pennsylvania delegates also need more than 250 signatures from every Congressional district in the state. This group is going to ensure that happens!

Please join if you want to volunteer to collect signatures in your Congressional District.

Let's help Barack win Pennsylvania!

JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD)
PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com

To find your district, use this link
http://www.house.gov/writerep/ then scroll to your
state and then put in your zip code and then join one
of the following groups that is in your district.
ALSO: SOME ZIP CODES COVER MORE THAN ONE CD, SO USE
THE FOLLOWING LINK
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp
TO FIND YOUR EXTRA 4 DIGIT ZIP CODE.

NOTE: For right now it might be confusing for the
Chicago staff to have you in more than one district
than the one you live in. So before you join any group
other than your own group you may want to wait for the
Campaign to say that this is okay. Remember each
group will have an active list serve which means lots
of extra emails back and forth.

Danielle Clarke one of 5 Pa Co-Chairs
(note we need more Pa co-chairs)

JOIN THE GROUP BELOW IN THE DISTRICT WHERE YOU LIVE:

PS: Your name will go down in history as it is stored at the records department at the state Capital of Pa

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JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD) PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot.

By Danielle Clarke USA Vietnam Vet - Nov 14th, 2007 at 6:28 pm EST

Also listed in: 10 groups

Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot. His Pennsylvania delegates also need more than 250 signatures from every Congressional district in the state. This group is going to ensure that happens!

Please join if you want to volunteer to collect signatures in your Congressional District.

Let's help Barack win Pennsylvania!

JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD)
PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com

To find your district, use this link
http://www.house.gov/writerep/ then scroll to your
state and then put in your zip code and then join one
of the following groups that is in your district.
ALSO: SOME ZIP CODES COVER MORE THAN ONE CD, SO USE
THE FOLLOWING LINK
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp
TO FIND YOUR EXTRA 4 DIGIT ZIP CODE.

NOTE: For right now it might be confusing for the
Chicago staff to have you in more than one district
than the one you live in. So before you join any group
other than your own group you may want to wait for the
Campaign to say that this is okay. Remember each
group will have an active list serve which means lots
of extra emails back and forth.

Danielle Clarke one of 5 Pa Co-Chairs
(note we need more Pa co-chairs)

JOIN THE GROUP BELOW IN THE DISTRICT WHERE YOU LIVE:

PS: Your name will go down in history as it is stored at the records department at the state Capital of Pa

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JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD) PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot.

By Danielle Clarke USA Vietnam Vet - Nov 14th, 2007 at 6:08 pm EST

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Barack Obama needs more than 2,000 signatures from Pennsylvania Democrats to be on the primary ballot. His Pennsylvania delegates also need more than 250 signatures from every Congressional district in the state. This group is going to ensure that happens!

Please join if you want to volunteer to collect signatures in your Congressional District.

Let's help Barack win Pennsylvania!

JOIN YOUR LOCAL PA Congressional District (CD)
PETITION DRIVE in Groups at My.BarackObama.com

To find your district, use this link
http://www.house.gov/writerep/ then scroll to your
state and then put in your zip code and then join one
of the following groups that is in your district.
ALSO: SOME ZIP CODES COVER MORE THAN ONE CD, SO USE
THE FOLLOWING LINK
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp
TO FIND YOUR EXTRA 4 DIGIT ZIP CODE.

NOTE: For right now it might be confusing for the
Chicago staff to have you in more than one district
than the one you live in. So before you join any group
other than your own group you may want to wait for the
Campaign to say that this is okay. Remember each
group will have an active list serve which means lots
of extra emails back and forth.

Danielle Clarke one of 5 Pa Co-Chairs
(note we need more Pa co-chairs)

JOIN THE GROUP BELOW IN THE DISTRICT WHERE YOU LIVE:

PS: Your name will go down in history as it is stored at the records department at the state Capital of Pa

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