Today: Tune in for a call with the President

Friend –

All of us at Organizing for America are incredibly proud of the work we did together over the last two years — including the President.

He’d like to thank his supporters — and let us know where we go from here.

So we’re hosting a live conference call with the President today, and I wanted to make sure you got the invitation to listen in.

Tune in today at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time.

This will be a chance for the President to speak directly to the supporters like you who have made this movement possible — and who will carry our nation forward for years to come.

Listen here:

http://my.barackobama.com/November3Listen

Thank you.

Mitch

Mitch Stewart
Director
Organizing for America

Urgent — how many calls can you make right now?

Friend –

It’s Election Day, and we all need to call voters for 20 minutes.

We know there are millions of people across the country who might not cast their ballots — unless they hear from someone like you. These people — whether they vote or not — will be the difference in the closest races.

That’s why thousands of supporters are using our call tool after they vote today to make sure these folks get to the polls.

You can talk to these people right now. You can remind them of the importance of their voice in this election. You can tell them where their local polling place is — and when it closes its doors.

It’s all one click away. Start right now — because “later” will be too late.

Can you take 20 minutes to call some of these voters in key districts?

This election will determine the direction our country takes over the next two years.

Once the polls close, we can only watch the results come in.

Those results are being determined right now. And we can do a whole lot more than just watch.

As long as the polls are still open, you can have a real impact on the races that will come down to the wire.

Join thousands of supporters just like you for the final push — and pick up the phone now:

http://my.barackobama.com/E-DayCalls

Thanks — now let’s get to work,

Natalie

Natalie Foster
New Media Director