please go vote for OREGON!
Concerts For Change
An independent national organization "Concerts for Change" has raised $10,000 and wants our help deciding where to spend it.
This money was raised through their concerts and on-line program. It was not raised by Carry Oregon or the Kerry Edwards Campaign. This PAC would like our help in deciding where to spend the money. As Good Democrats they are voting on the issue.
So go vote at http://www.orvpa.org/ and help keep Oregon Blue by getting the Democratic Party of Oregon's Coordinated Campaign a little extra boost.
Between now and Thursday, September 16 you can vote to decide whether Concerts for Change should give $10,000 to help Kerry win Oregon or give $10,000 to help Kerry win Pennsylvania.
Tell your friends. Anyone can vote. One vote per person. The state with the most votes by 11:59pm EST on Thursday, September 16, wins. The Running for Change PAC will write a $10,000 check to the Democratic coordinated campaignin the winning state and a $1,000 check to the Democratic coordinated campaign in the second-place state on Friday, September 17.
An independent national organization "Concerts for Change" has raised $10,000 and wants our help deciding where to spend it.
This money was raised through their concerts and on-line program. It was not raised by Carry Oregon or the Kerry Edwards Campaign. This PAC would like our help in deciding where to spend the money. As Good Democrats they are voting on the issue.
So go vote at http://www.orvpa.org/ and help keep Oregon Blue by getting the Democratic Party of Oregon's Coordinated Campaign a little extra boost.
Between now and Thursday, September 16 you can vote to decide whether Concerts for Change should give $10,000 to help Kerry win Oregon or give $10,000 to help Kerry win Pennsylvania.
Tell your friends. Anyone can vote. One vote per person. The state with the most votes by 11:59pm EST on Thursday, September 16, wins. The Running for Change PAC will write a $10,000 check to the Democratic coordinated campaignin the winning state and a $1,000 check to the Democratic coordinated campaign in the second-place state on Friday, September 17.
