President Obama needs you on the phone, Robert. It's simple: In a race as close as this one, we win by getting enough people to the polls. But we'll only get it done if everyone who cares about this election steps up and helps out. That's where you come in. For a lot of voters out there, the difference between casting a ballot or not comes down to a single conversation with someone like you. We've crunched the numbers, and to make sure we talk to enough voters between now and Tuesday, we need 4 people in Yorktown making calls today. Can you be one of them? Hop on our online call tool right now. But don't stop there -- we've got to take advantage of every single one of these last few days, so sign up for your call shifts tomorrow and on Election Day, and join the thousands of supporters across the country who are doing the same. This couldn't be more urgent. You know firsthand that other voters in key states like yours are seeing negative ad after negative ad attacking our progress and distorting President Obama's record, practically every time they turn on the TV. That's the other side's strategy. And while Mitt Romney and the Republicans are outspending us on the air, we can still win if we outnumber them in a major way at the doors and on the phones. We've been doing just that, but we have a whole lot more voters to reach, and not a whole lot of time to do it. That's exactly what the call tool is for -- but it'll only make the difference we need if people like you take advantage of it. Start making calls right now: http://my.barackobama.com/Start-Calling-Now And don't forget to sign up for your get-out-the-vote call shifts, too: http://my.barackobama.com/Call-Tool-Shifts Thanks, and have fun with it! Rachel Rachel Haltom-Irwin National Get Out the Vote Director Obama for America P.S. -- For some extra inspiration, check out this video featuring one of our best callers: Walter, a 91-year-old World War II veteran from Maryland, and why he's using the call tool to make a difference for President Obama. | |
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This discussion is about Yorktown, Virginia. Talk about issues that involve the city government, school boards, committees and commissions, also party committees within Yorktown.
Sunday, November 4, 2012
☎ Time is running out - can you make some calls?
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