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The 'Gotta Vote' bus tour rolls through Davenport, Iowa. The DNC/OFA (Democratic National Committee  / Obama For America) sponsored bus featured activist Sandra Fluke and Actor Tate Donovan.
 

Click here for all the information you need to vote in your state: http://OFA.BO/mtMn7H

Vice President Joe Biden shares the importance of voting early and all the information Ohioans need to get started.

New Democratic National Convention / Obama For America - Gotta Vote Bus Tour: Iowa

Texas Early Voting for the 2012 General Election Ends November 2, 2012

The last time Margaret Harris voted was in 1928—and the next time will be on November 6, 2012 for President Barack Obama. Margaret always encouraged her family to be educated citizens—a family that includes about 88 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Gotta vote? Go here: http://vote.barackobama.com/en/TX/get-registered/

Mayor Julián Castro shares what's at stake in this election and how you can get involved to help re-elect President Obama in November.

What are you going to tell them? You were just too busy? You didn't think it mattered?

Is that what you're going to tell your friends who can't get married?

Ashley Judd, Zach Braff, Elizabeth Banks and Alexis Bledel share why it's important to register and to vote in this year's Presidential election. To get all the information you need to register, find your polling place, or what to bring to with you on election day—visit GottaVote.com.

• Gotta vote? Get started here: http://OFA.BO/WnguA5

George Lopez shares why it's important to register to vote and get involved.

As George shares: "My grandmother raised me to believe that voting was something special. She never missed a chance to go to the polls and get that little "I voted" sticker. She taught me that every voice could make a difference—whether you're on T.V. or a volunteer going door-to-door."

George Lopez shares why it's important to register to vote and get involved. As George shares: "My grandmother raised me to believe that voting was something special. She never missed a chance to go to the polls and get that little "I voted" sticker. She taught me that every voice could make a difference—whether you're on T.V. or a volunteer going door-to-door."