phone calls

Ohio has a long history of determining who eventually wins the White House. Ohioans share how important early vote was to electing President Obama in 2008 and how we have to win in Ohio in 2012 by getting out the vote and doing everything we can.

• Everyday is election day, get started here: http://OFA.BO/wnNyX3

Come to Florida to help re-elect President Obama. It's a great place to volunteer, make phone calls, and knock on doors.

Take a look as President Obama, Vice President Biden and First Lady Michelle Obama travel across the country on the road to November 6th. They made stops in Ohio, Colorado, Virginia, Wisconsin and Florida—with a surprise visit by President Obama to the Williamsburg filed office in Virginia.

• Gotta vote? Go here: http://OFA.BO/vbzd4Y

Cecile Richards shares what's at stake in this election, how President Obama has stood with women and what you can do to make sure he's re-elected for a second term.

• Share this: http://OFA.BO/SbMNFF
• Tweet this: http://OFA.BO/JGjMd1

Supporters share how in 2008 we won North Carolina for President Obama. From first-time voters to organizers, North Carolina changed the electorate in 2008 and we can do it again in 2012—but we need North Carolina voters to early vote.

Need to vote early? Go here: http://OFA.BO/UnBW1c Ashley shares how we win in Ohio by organizing offline and online. Election day is everyday—to get all the information you need to vote early go to http://www.GottaVote.com

First Lady Michelle Obama shares why this election is important for women and how we can get involved to make sure President Obama is re-elected this November.

• Get started here: http://OFA.BO/T8UYFu

Patrick from Scranton, Pennsylvania is one of the Pennsylvanians volunteering to re-elect President Obama. But there's a difference: he's riding his bike for the President.

He's biked across Pennsylvania to various field offices—making phone calls, knocking on doors and recruiting volunteers along the way.

http://WTFU2012.com / Starring: Samuel L. Jackson

_{by David Harris Gershon at The Daily Kos}

You looked so young when I opened the door, a clipboard tucked against your side and your cheeks flushed, smiling expectantly.

I assumed at first that you were seeking donations for the high school baseball team or taking pledges for Jump Rope for Heart. But the first words out of your mouth were, "May I tell you why it's important to vote for Barack Obama?"

I was surprised, though I tried not to show it. That's why it took me a moment to respond. See, you were not wearing campaign gear – just jeans and a white T-shirt – nor did you have any Organizing for America paraphernalia. And your clipboard. All it contained was names and addresses scribbled in messy handwriting with sporadic check marks.