● Talk to voters - win NH ● Put Cheri Beasley in the Senate and prevent a supermajority in NC |
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Forget polls. Ignore pundits. Turnout is everything. |
We're sending this newsletter out on Thursday rather than Saturday so you can organize the final weekend before the election. |
We know you're getting an overwhelming number of emails and texts with frantic requests. The newsletter compiles Swing Blue Alliance 's recommendations for actions that are Additive, Important, Measurable, Helpful and Impactful. |
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Talk to Voters, Win NH |
Get to NH if you can. Maggie Hassan, Chris Pappas, and other NH Dems are in razor-close races. |
It's measurable! Personal canvassing increases voter turnout by the margins Dems need to win. |
It's additive, helpful and impactful! Meeting voters where they are can have an impact that lasts beyond this election, and we have partnered with Organize NH to identify the districts where our help will have the most impact. |
Sat, Nov 5 in Dover @ 10 am - 1 pm EDT Sun, Nov 6 in Exeter @ 12 - 3 pm EST Mon, Nov 7 in Bedford @ 10 am - 1 pm, 12 - 3 pm, 2 - 5 pm, 4 - 7 pm EST Tues, Nov 8 in Goffstown @ 10 am - 1 pm, 12 - 3 pm, 2 - 5 pm, 4 - 7 pm EST
Email Steve at strongvog@rcn.com if you need or can offer a ride. |
Can't Go? Call! |
Make sure our year-long efforts in NH pay off. Call friendly Democratic voters who might need last-minute information or encouragement to vote. |
Multiple times every day between now and election day |
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If We Each Turn Out Just 2 NC Voters |
Cheri Beasley is within reach of flipping a NC Senate seat. This race will be decided by a very small margin. |
Are you reluctant to phone voters because most people don't answer their phones? Why make calls if you phone for 2 hours and only reach 2 voters? |
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That's why! |
Multiple times now through election day |
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The Battle for Democracy in Pennsylvania |
Fetterman will recover from his stroke. Oz will always be a fraud. |
There are many tight down-ballot races in Pennsylvania. Informing voters about these local candidates is a great way to turn Dems out for the higher-profile races. SBA recommends the local PA elections below, where your help can have the most impact. |
Dan Williams and Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz Join fellow Dems at Sister District MA-RI to help two dynamic candidates for the Pennsylvania State Legislature. Dan Williams is a pastor and strong union supporter whose seat is a must-hold for Democrats. Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz is a community activist, entrepreneur, and City Councilwoman, who has a good chance flipping a seat blue if we can turn out voters on her behalf. |
Thu, Nov 3 @ 6:30 - 8 pm EDT Mon, Nov 7 @ 6:30 - 8 pm EST |
Chrissy Houlahan Congresswoman Houlahan, who represents PA's 6th district, has fought to improve supply chains, secure aid for schools, protect health care, and deliver for small businesses. She is in a tight race with Republican extremist Guy Ciarrocchi, who has spent his career crusading against rights for women and the LGBTQ community. |
Join the Houlahan campaign to call Dems who requested vote-by-mail ballots but have not yet returned them. Or join a text bank to turn out voters. |
Sat, Nov 5 @ 1 - 3 pm EDT Sun, Nov 6 @ 1 - 3 pm EST Mon, Nov 7, @ 6 - 8 pm EST |
Multiple times now through election day |
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SBA Rises to the Challenge in PA |
Successful get-out-the-vote campaigns are critical in these days before the election. Swing Blue Alliance leader Susan Labandibar, who temporarily transplanted herself to Reading, PA to be a field organizer for the PA Dems, recommends Turn PA Blue phone banks as particularly helpful and impactful. |
Multiple times now through election day |
Our Mission Swing Blue Alliance (formerly Swing Left Greater Boston) is the largest all-volunteer Democratic grassroots organization headquartered in Massachusetts. We use proven methods to protect our Democracy, work on competitive local and national elections, and strengthen the Democratic party at the grassroots level. |
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