Why We Vote
Whether you live in the swingin’est swing state or a solid party stronghold, there are many important reasons to vote on Tuesday beyond the crucial contest at the top of the ticket. Over at The Seminal, where I blog as “Red Wind,” I have been running a series highlighting some of these races.
Each post includes a little bit about the candidate and his or her positions, a brief synopsis of the contest, and a sample campaign ad. I’ll admit to putting in a fair amount of work on this little project, so I would greatly appreciate it if you click on over and take a look.
More importantly, if you live in one of these places or know someone who does, make sure to vote yourself and/or get out your friends’ votes.
California – three House races and four ballot measures. (post will be up this afternoonit's up)
Georgia – Jim Martin for Georgia.
Michigan – Mark Schauer for Congress.
Minnesota – Al Franken for Senate. (post will be up in a couple of hours it's up)
New Mexico – Martin Heinrich for Congress.
North Carolina – Kay Hagan for Senate
Oregon – Jeff Merkley for Senate.
Virginia – Tom Perriello for Congress.
Washington – Reelect Governor Chris Gregoire
And, as I have mentioned before, if you live in New York, vote Working Families Party, Row E.
It’s been a long, hard road to get to this point, but we have to push on for one more day. If everyone who reads this could make a few extra phone calls, or volunteer to help get out the vote, we can all cross the finish line in style. . . and with a smile. . . or something like that.
(cross-posted on guy2k)
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Each post includes a little bit about the candidate and his or her positions, a brief synopsis of the contest, and a sample campaign ad. I’ll admit to putting in a fair amount of work on this little project, so I would greatly appreciate it if you click on over and take a look.
More importantly, if you live in one of these places or know someone who does, make sure to vote yourself and/or get out your friends’ votes.
California – three House races and four ballot measures. (
Georgia – Jim Martin for Georgia.
Michigan – Mark Schauer for Congress.
Minnesota – Al Franken for Senate. (
New Mexico – Martin Heinrich for Congress.
North Carolina – Kay Hagan for Senate
Oregon – Jeff Merkley for Senate.
Virginia – Tom Perriello for Congress.
Washington – Reelect Governor Chris Gregoire
And, as I have mentioned before, if you live in New York, vote Working Families Party, Row E.
It’s been a long, hard road to get to this point, but we have to push on for one more day. If everyone who reads this could make a few extra phone calls, or volunteer to help get out the vote, we can all cross the finish line in style. . . and with a smile. . . or something like that.
(cross-posted on guy2k)
[ Find Your Polling Place | Voting Info For Your State | Know Your Voting Rights | Report Voting Problems ]
Labels: 2008 elections, Al Franken, California, Chris Gregoire, GOTV, Jeff Merkley, Jim Martin, Kay Hagan, Mark Schauer, Martin Heinrich, Tom Perriello
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