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<strong>People</strong>-<strong>Powered</strong> <strong>Politics</strong> <strong>2008</strong><br />
POST-ELECTION REPORT
In September of 1998, Wes Boyd and Joan Blades started<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> with just $89.95 and one big idea: use technology<br />
to bring people back into American politics. It seemed<br />
crazy at the time, but since then, <strong>MoveOn</strong> has grown<br />
to 4.5 million strong and the technology we helped to<br />
pioneer is now commonplace among campaigns. And in<br />
<strong>2008</strong>, American politics is more people-powered than it<br />
has ever been.<br />
Technology has created more direct communication<br />
between constituents and their elected officials, allowed<br />
groups of small donors to compete with the influence<br />
of big money in Washington, and helped millions to get<br />
involved and make a difference in the most critical election<br />
in modern history. While we have a lot of work still to<br />
do to level the playing field, we’ve taken dramatic steps<br />
in the right direction. And nothing proves the power of<br />
this principle better than Barack Obama’s campaign for<br />
President. With an incredible grasp of technology and<br />
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a dedication to on-the-ground <strong>org</strong>anizing, the Obama<br />
campaign built an infrastructure early on which made so<br />
many Americans, and most of our members, excited to get<br />
involved.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> members made it clear from early 2007 that<br />
electing a progressive president was our top priority. After<br />
our members endorsed Obama early in the primaries, we<br />
launched the largest volunteer mobilization in <strong>MoveOn</strong>’s<br />
history to help Obama secure the nomination.<br />
As we reached the general election, <strong>MoveOn</strong> members’<br />
participation in the campaign skyrocketed. We contributed<br />
almost 1 million volunteers to Obama’s campaign who<br />
together worked more than 20.8 million hours to put<br />
Obama in the White House.<br />
From virtual phone banks to house parties, the <strong>org</strong>anizing<br />
tactics we helped to pioneer in the last few election cycles<br />
Young people get out the vote for<br />
Barack Obama in record numbers.
have been adopted broadly, and <strong>MoveOn</strong> members were<br />
among the most skilled veterans at using these tools to<br />
help elect Obama.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> pioneered online giving in 1999, and online small-<br />
donor cultivation has been a key part of our strategy ever<br />
since. So, we see the enthusiasm and participation from<br />
small donors in this year’s election as an indication of both<br />
an inspiring candidate and a campaign ethic dedicated to<br />
giving ordinary people power on- and off-line.<br />
All told this election cycle, <strong>MoveOn</strong> members:<br />
•<br />
Delivered over 933,800 volunteers and over<br />
$88,000,000 for Barack Obama.<br />
• Helped to mobilize young folks, adding more than 1<br />
million people in Generation Obama to the <strong>MoveOn</strong><br />
ranks, registering nearly half a million with our<br />
friends at Progressive Future, and turning them out in<br />
battleground states.<br />
•<br />
Helped Democrats win at least six Senate seats [three<br />
races are still outstanding at the time of this report]<br />
with almost $3,854,978.92 in small donor contributions,<br />
ads, and direct mail in key Senate states.<br />
• Put North Carolina over the top, raising and spending<br />
$3,073,503.30 to run ads, support Kay Hagan, and<br />
register new voters in the state.<br />
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<strong>MoveOn</strong> didn’t do this alone, of course. From SEIU to<br />
Brave New Films to VoteVets, we were honored to work<br />
with and alongside dozens of <strong>org</strong>anizations to build a<br />
progressive infrastructure to help Obama make the change<br />
Americans want to see.<br />
Bottom line, <strong>2008</strong> has seen the greatest democratization<br />
of American politics in a generation – and regardless of<br />
where on the political spectrum you stand, that’s a very<br />
good, very healthy thing.<br />
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Contributions under $200 skyrocketed this election cycle,<br />
showing a renewed engagement in the political process<br />
from Americans all over the country.
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In just a few years, the members of <strong>MoveOn</strong> have once again demonstrated that real change comes not from the top-<br />
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ElEctIng Barack oBama<br />
down, but from the bottom-up. From their principled opposition to the Iraq war – a war I also opposed from the start –<br />
to their strong support for a number of progressive causes, <strong>MoveOn</strong> shows what Americans can achieve when we come<br />
together in a grassroots movement for change. I thank them for their support and look forward to working with their<br />
members in the weeks and months ahead.<br />
– Senator Barack Obama, February 1st, <strong>2008</strong><br />
On the day of <strong>MoveOn</strong>’s endorsement of Obama for President<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> members pulled out all the stops to elect Barack<br />
Obama, donating over $88,000,000 and volunteering over<br />
20,841,507 hours.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> has been a pioneer in “online-to-offline<br />
<strong>org</strong>anizing” – using email and the web to help folks make<br />
an impact in their neighborhoods. This cycle, <strong>MoveOn</strong><br />
members in battleground states received daily emails<br />
alerting them to specific needs at their local Obama office,<br />
along with hand-written updates from local volunteer<br />
leaders. These regular and distributed communications<br />
tripled our recruitment rates over the course of the<br />
campaign and turned out almost one million <strong>MoveOn</strong><br />
members to canvass, phone bank and register voters for<br />
Obama over the course of the campaign.<br />
Recruitment engine: With lots of enthusiastic members<br />
in “safe” states, we came up with a unique solution<br />
to the ever increasing need for volunteers in the key<br />
battleground states. Members in states such as Texas and<br />
Vermont became a “recruitment engine,” calling every<br />
single <strong>MoveOn</strong> member in battleground states to get them<br />
to their local Obama office.<br />
Reaching out across the country: With <strong>MoveOn</strong>’s small<br />
staff, running traditional campaign phone banks simply<br />
wasn’t an option. But the technology we pioneered in<br />
2006 for our “Call for Change” program provided the<br />
solution. <strong>MoveOn</strong> members made 2.14 million calls at<br />
decentralized “phone parties” where neighborhood<br />
progressives would gather, cell phones in hand, and call<br />
through lists of <strong>MoveOn</strong> members in battleground states<br />
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like Ohio and Virginia. <strong>MoveOn</strong> members also made<br />
557,000 recruitment calls from home on our easy-to-use<br />
web tool – including Richard S., of Mill Valley, CA, who<br />
made an astounding 5,431 recruitment calls!<br />
Working directly with the Obama campaign: In a firstever<br />
for <strong>MoveOn</strong>, our members joined forces with the<br />
Obama field campaign to mobilize voters across all 50<br />
states. Our members brought years of field experience to<br />
the Obama team, filling their ranks with veteran <strong>org</strong>anizers<br />
and enthusiastic volunteers. We turned out over 250,000<br />
volunteers directly through our website to the campaign.<br />
All told, almost a million <strong>MoveOn</strong> members participated in<br />
the campaign, far out-doing our participation in 2004.<br />
FLICKR USER BARACK OBAMA
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This story started more than a year and a half ago when<br />
our members flocked in April 2007 to our Virtual Town<br />
all meeting on Iraq. Out of a field of seven candidates,<br />
Obama won the town hall with 28% of the vote, largely<br />
due to his strong position on ending the Iraq war – a war<br />
our members had opposed from the start.<br />
On February 1, <strong>2008</strong>, five days before “Super Tuesday,”<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> members voted by 70 percent to endorse Barack<br />
Obama – the first presidential endorsement in our history.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> member Christine Y. in New Jersey summed up<br />
the feeling of so many voters:<br />
I’ve never felt so strongly about any one candidate in my<br />
entire life. He’s truly an inspiration to all of us – especially<br />
the younger generation. I will stand by him 100% for as<br />
long as he’s willing to stand up and fight for this country!<br />
In the days that followed, our members infused the<br />
fledgling campaign with over half a million dollars in small<br />
donations – an amount that Obama has subsequently<br />
dwarfed, but at the time provided the campaign with<br />
much-needed resources and helped the campaign build<br />
a foundation for their huge base of small donors.<br />
Members poured personal endorsement e-mails into<br />
primary states, ultimately sending almost 700,000 e-mails<br />
asking friends and family to support Obama in their state<br />
primaries. And in the lead up to March 5, more than<br />
20,000 volunteers called <strong>MoveOn</strong> members in Texas to<br />
turn them out for Obama to both vote and caucus in the<br />
famous Texas two-step.<br />
total volunteers total hours final week hours<br />
Battleground States 428,133 9,555,425 2,587,410<br />
Non-Battleground-States 505,675 11,286,082 3,056,037<br />
Grand Total 933,808 20,841,507 5,643,447<br />
Total participation of <strong>MoveOn</strong> members in Obama campaign.<br />
Watch the Virtual Town Hall meeting on Iraq:<br />
http://pol.moveon.<strong>org</strong>/townhall/iraq/report_back.html<br />
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John Boyack • Evelyn Rosh • Terry L. Gustafson • Carolyn Knowlton • Ryan Geerlings • Elaine Kovacs • Cory Neugesser • Vic P. Thacker • Kirk A. Matkin • Kathleen Holmay • Tim Riff • Jennifer Haskill • Paul Longton • Paul Kruger • Marina Libel • John<br />
Williamson • Gregory Abbey • Eugene Douglas • Barbara Holland • Patricia Cormier • John Kirk • Faye Bernstein • Larry Bassett • Susan Stuurmans • Deborah Forest Hart • Dolores (Dee) White • Mary Kate Molloy • Clarice Corell • Sherry Welch • Russell<br />
Atkinson • Madeline Shaw • A. Otway • Harriet J. Budinich • J. Kaiser • Steven Schend • Laura Velkei • Margaret O’Gorman & Mike Hunninghake • Gerald A. Brader, Jr. • Elizabeth J. Foster • Dennis Ulrich • Pamela Leto Weisbrod • Paul Levy • Paula M. Flagel<br />
• Polly Watson • Lois Swanson • Charles S. Henry • Barbara Rochelle • Rebecca Priest • Andrew Cone • Richard Nicholls • Naim Assil • Robert E. Dodge • Marty Duckenfield • Jennifer Miller • Lara Pruitt • Audrey Alande • Marie Yue • Geneva Haber • Jonathan<br />
Hansen • Eliza Shanley • Darcy Bullock • Jean Burnett • Brian T. Osborn • Diane Taudvin • Veronica Gaboury • Fred Griego • Jodi McMullen • Deborah Mackey • David Alpert • Anyahlee Suderman • DeLynn Anderson • Sherry Shortt • Lance Friesen • Michael<br />
Bodine • James Randall Gilmore • Marcie Bircumshaw • Scott Minkoff • Circe Tejada-Flores • Julie Chancellor • Eva Owens • Rolen Yoshinaga • Scott Schock • Marsha Nunley • David Jones • Kerry M<strong>org</strong>an • Thomas Gunn • Dr. David Smith • John Brehm •<br />
Ellen Anderson • Carolee Hansen • Ruth Martin • Bill Chaput • Bryan Shelly • Karen Glum • Jeremy Hynd • Ed Hanratty • Ge<strong>org</strong>e Han • Diana Wheeler • Thomas Rouzer • Howard Ledford • Justin Gall • Tommy G. Henry • Mark Lee • Erin Lantis • Randall<br />
Knight • Tricia Tunstall • Shannon Bromley • Lisa Colautti • Sherron Roberts • Robert Hollmann • Jeffrey Greene • Michael Funderburg • John Neumann • Annie Schlax • Kellee Inskeep • Donna Stephenson • Jennifer Phillips • Grady Roberts • Charles Barnitz<br />
• Gwendolyn E. Thomson • Donald W Lesher • Patricia Murphy • Ethan Canin • Craig Barzso • Eric Buck • Maureen and Bill Matthews • Winifred Becker • Michael Hampton • Karla Rose • Katherine E. Krider • Paul J. Balderes • Jennesia M. Primas • Candace<br />
Fasano • Judy Lander • Kenneth Atchity • Karen Castens • Beverley Geer • Doug Roberts • Margery Thomas • Vincent Higgins • Vince Lombardi • Joyce Wackenhut • Theresa Bennett • Judith Bowman • Ann S. Lipton • Karn W. Griffen • Scott Isensee • Mary<br />
Capone • Wendy Schlosberg • Josh Dooley • Bryan Spearry • Linda McHale • Thomas Leikam • Patricia Kelly • Julianne Allen • Carla Buchanan • Dawna Ellis • Jan Roberts • Theodore Cowan • Jesse Krell • Brad Boyd • Perry G. McCrary • Stan Chojnacki •<br />
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John Strossman • Frederick C. Hutchinson • Eric Hassler • Bryan Hill • John Parsons • Benjamin Harper • Cheryl David • Stephanie Matolyak • Mary McCulloch • Damien Garrylee McCormick • Virginia Weiler • Stephen Lain • Evan Dove • Bob Crockett •<br />
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Brandon Absher • Terri Pauls • Alex Otto • Ann Rogers • Katie Lance • Katharine Nartonis • Larry Locke • Mare Allen • Doug Churchill • Robert Lyn Allen • Daniel E. Carsen • Mark J. Lukens • Michael A. Suozzi • Alice Johnson • Malia Robinson • Jennifer<br />
Mullan • Anthony Mohen • Donna V. Adamson Curlis • Craig Wilson • Chuck Hoglin • Ge<strong>org</strong>e Madden • Renee A. Prejean-Motanky • Deja Dowling • Deborah Jacquemin • Deborah Ludwig • Wayne Cunningham • Chris Corcoran • John Scanlan • Sharon Fatur<br />
• Randy Hurt • Rudolf J. Rottenfusser • Douglas Otto Drake • Gloria Halifax • Bernadette B. LaGuardia • Ida Halasz • Robert Coe • Barbara Walker • Russel Kujan • Judy Vick • Huberta Alcaro • Virginie Ladisch • Barbara Dittmann • John Morrow • Barry S.<br />
Brown • Franklin Waldram • John Drake • Jody Burgin-Smith • Michele Greet • Uli Nagel • Anne Rutledge • Jacqui Eltorro • Samuel C. Dicker • Kenneth Hutchinson-Surette • William C. Lennox, Jr. • Julie Flores • Katherine Gerhardt • Lori Fernand • Elizabeth<br />
H. Rounds • Elena Fields • Gail Spatz • Cynthia M. Harris • Michael Dowdy • Rebekah Skiver Thompson • Randy Stephens • Kent Turner • Samina Faheem Sundas • James McGuire • Nathaniel Doubleday • Venus Cheung • Priscilla Bull • David A. Keeling •<br />
Patricia Moore • Vikki Highland Scott • Aaron Garvin • Devon Perry • Judy Raddue • Jennifer Jones • Katherine Whitworth • Kevin J. Matthews • Jeanne Pardini Sanders • Simon P. Shea • denise hungerford • Wayne E. Stiefvater • G. Hedlin • Francois Furstenberg<br />
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J. Dewell • Angela Booker • Dan Olson • Zachary Bernstein • Paul Biron • Daniel Ilgenfritz • B.J. Snow • Charles J. Duey • Bruce Merchant • Stefanie Ida • Andrea Lentine • Vicki Standley • Herb Clay • Dawn Biddison • Bigi Greenhut • Bill Boccaleri • Dave<br />
Morrison • Bill Grindle • Helene Tomich • Shirley Robbins • Alan Schoen • Rose Jensen • Rachael Sarto • Christopher Honan • Peter J Witzler • David Gruner • Kevin Thames • Norma Zimmerman • Kevin P. Sloan • David Hanson • Stephen R. Hannon • Sandra<br />
Kos • Edward Wilson • John Weber • Alexandra Norton • Brandon Wann • Dalton Stansbury • Evan Davis • Edith Kur • Gerard Perez • Sean Grubb • Christian de Jong • Roger Meyer • Steven M. Storer • Jerome Erath • Laura Chang • Meg Eppel • Rosie Engman<br />
• Rosemary Franklin • Marlene E. Berk • Em Turner Chitty • Genevieve Weeks • Paul Bagley, II • David Connolly • Adam Stone • Jean Smith • John Goins • Rose du Plessis • Donna Kasa • Neema Caughran • John Hartman • Paul Norden • Cheryl Sennett •<br />
Crystal Henderson • Evelin Brinich • Katie McCabe • Eileen McGinley • Jennifer Fink • Dr. Lloyd Koch • Katherine Rudigier • Dorothy Farley • Megan Devir • Steve Holzman • Myrna Knepler • Mickie Toll • Alison B. Napier • Katheen O. Pinter • Karan Fairchild<br />
• David Munroe • Steve Messimer • James Welby • Bradford Cravens • Barbara Benson • Paul Chubbuck • Irving Saraf • Charles Silverman • Christopher Alpiar • Ruth Troetschler • Larry Weeldreyer • Josh Race • Martin and Colette Buck • Christie Porter •<br />
Sandra Shuhert • Marshall Barnard • Michael Kitterman • Justin Banks • Markus Kolb • James Corey • Mark A. Norton • Jonathan Dietz • Melissa Clark • Shirene Hansotia • Samuel H. Haines • Maureen Killila • Pamela Speh • Sarah Holland • James Chiavelli<br />
• Ben Stabenow • Yvonne Fallert • Peter Schlosser • Stephanie Zuercher • Terry Hunt • Kelly Collins • Mark Crowder • Cynthia Butler • Elizabeth Ayre • John P. Mix • Terrie Bad Hand • Marc Fathauer • Nancy Jennings • Sean Mulcahy • Robin G. Johnson •<br />
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Shaw • Gail O. Holcomb • Kathleen Daniel • Kate Grabowski • Carla Raushenbush • Thelma Kuperberg • Nancy Atchison • Melissa Burke • Barbara Ship • Robert Cox • Marie Olmstead • Susan James • Nicole L. Joseph • Christopher Bender • Ric and Debbie<br />
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Glynn Zeigler • Gail Bursell • John Tiedje • Don Garr • Glen S. Gray • Fredda Wolf • Matt Krizan • Dan Metevier • Cristal L. Boisseau • Debra Twito • Brooke Oakley • Nathaniel X. Vance, Jr. • John Spurlock • Tim Johnson • PamBurrell • Thesia Germain •<br />
Denise Brown • Todd Carr • Jeanie Embry • Sarah Sklar-Heyn • Will Cooper • J. Scott Burk • Dava Melton • J. Ross • Arthur F. Lueders • David W. Hess • Chris Pugh • Matt Rucins • Kenneth W. Scott • Rhay Garrett • Brendan Sweeney • Joe Reinert • Norma<br />
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Iannaccone • Juliet Stautner • Kasturi Haldar • Haydn Deal • Sherry Rich • Sai Krishnan • Wesley Bernardini • Josh Schaefer • Rita Kennen • Carrie Ulrich • Robert Winslow • Laura Stusser-McNeil • Danielle Black • Karl Jahnke • Kendra Holt • Kate Meil •<br />
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• Lee Lawson • Judith Streng • Adam Garber • Sharon E. Maley • Bruce Harris • Duane Barlow • Tammie Barfield • Amy Agigian • Amanda O. Zerwas • Terrance Clark • Scott Markman • Charles Barker • Robert Oldham • Scott Buecker • Carol Reger • Dr.<br />
Joseph A. Balogun • Myrna Ulrich • Rolf Ernst • Greg Vaughn • Glenda Jaccard • Philipp Meyer • Marque Bourdaux • Mark Scheel • Thelma Hale • Jeff Allred • Diane Nadelle • Jon Trott • Antoni K, Jakubowski • Anjanette Urdanivia • Margaret L. Masar •<br />
Patricia Holleman • Richard Cone • Barry Brindle • Tom Duffey • Judith Murphy • Robert Bates • Judy Henneke • Beverly Jeffries • JoAnn Butters • Carlos R. Pastrana • Amy J. Allen • Sam Scoppettone • Debbie Hart • Kevin Marzahl • Leann Rayfuse • Ruth<br />
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• Catherine Johnson • Elizabeth D. Walker • Julena Lind • Paula Schumacher • Karen Diane Knowles • Katherine Gebler • Alaina Feliks • Gregory Vachon, MD • Valerie Simmons • Bruce Gibson • Andrew Segal • Catherine R. Salender • Samuel W. Harris •<br />
Benjamin J. Bowles • Melinda T. Storch • Ajay Palvia • Miguel D. Jaime • Annita Wozniak • Catherine Robbins • Emily T. Cooperman • Mark Sloniker • Alison J. Mcgee • Nathan L. Gunter Sr. • Brendan O’Malley • Deborah Beduhn • Kimberly Amadril • Terry<br />
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• Marshall B. Cronican-Walker • James J. Mauro • Lisa Hettler-Smith • Traci Rosenbaum • Christine Monroe • Kathryn Knight • Sarah Johnson • Alicia Alley • Rosemary Greenlee • Kade Hutchinson • Jenny Magill • Arlene Goldbard • Mark Basinski • Michael<br />
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• Emma Lee Weibel • Kim Martin-Pettigrew • Alvin Nazario • Dick Mills • Hillary Moore • Troy Turner • Glenn Kuswa • Mary G. Swift • Gerry Matthews • Quentin Lockwood, III • Ursula McDonald • Christine Cheshire • Robert A. Geake • Roberta Janis •<br />
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• Diane Brunson • Michael J Carberry • Scott Rogers • Kay Gaston • Dan Krisher • Kristi Venditti • Peter Stone • Susan Truesdale • Radha Krishnan • Ellen Spilka • Zoe Revell • Remo Perini • Jim Carravallah • Carol Burns • Michael J. Sullivan • Barbara Anderson<br />
• Jason Blynn • Jaon E. Roome • Kevin S. Moen • Reyes Hernandez • Kent Koth • Andre LaMere • Angela Hilton • R.J. Rapoza • Jim Petersen • Lisa Kramer • Robin King • Rand A. Martin • Steven L. Brown • Bodie Dennis • Stanley Brown • Gloria Taylor •<br />
Trinity L. Fletcher • Carol A. Lipsett • Lora Bounds • Sallie Phillips • Katie Chosa • Jeanette M. Venderly • Simon Zabronsky • Mark Flickinger • Bria Dolnick • John Schaaf • Sheldon A. Maskin • Laura Langlois Zurro • G. Wesley Taylor • Diane Brewer •<br />
Ge<strong>org</strong>e Jenkins • Travis Giles • Greg Heist • Christiane Wurmstedt • Elise Minnix • Kristen Khanna • John Rutledge • Janice Williams • Myrna L. Campbell • Betty Peterson • James Schmitt • Russell Everette • Christopher Ozment • Laureen Sucek • Nancy<br />
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Ann Reed • John Brown • Patricia Racz • Edith Davis • Loralyn King • John W. Beck • Tammy Belmore • Kevin J. Hagen • Kathleen Cullison • Julie A. Thompson • Virginia Fry • Jimmy Irvin • Cathy Mongeau • Angela D. Ledford • Grady Richardson • Charles<br />
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Adam Cook • Chloe Cerutti • James Ross • Bob Turner • Wendy Williams • Dean Thompson • Jeffrey S. Kanjanapangka • Ilana Simon • Karen Hansen • Buckner Coe • Elizabeth Riebschlaeger • Jason Koransky • Ron Vincent • John Hibbs • Emily Persky •<br />
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• Alan Henderson • Will Davich • Joan Bryan • Eileen Tozer • Nancy J. Bobel • Michael Pickering • Mark Suplicki • Tracey Davenport • Molly Desbaillets • Michael A. Laderman • Todd McCann • Diana Cihak • Brandi Rinks • Barbara Haberman • Greg Giles<br />
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Karam • Marie Kimmey • Chris Midgley • Bethany Nohlgren • Barry Tillis • Maury Falkoff • Stephen Lynch • Camille Cease • Patricia Berger • Joan and Phil Schneider • Loring Hutchinson • Michael Smith • Michael Klingman • Jill Perry • Tom & Gale Robins<br />
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Elizabeth O’Connell • Deborah Brown • Vera Rowell • Mike Leedom • Hendrik Viljoen • Brian van Veen • Brian J. Sweeney • Mary Hutcheson • Sabina Vaught • Anthony B. Guerrero • Craig Palmer • Jay King • Arianna Movassagh • Dyke Willaims • Cari<br />
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Eisenberg • James Anderson • Laurie G. Fellows • Meggan J. Witt • Toby Atkinson • Grant C. Garrison • Chantal Roubachewsky • Thomas S. Buqo • Louana Wollard • Dennis A. Millay • Ron Wright • Ge<strong>org</strong> Kleine • Alan Braun • Bruce Taylor • Susan C. Krein<br />
• Peter Meyer • Kathy Thomson • Suzanne J. Artley • Thad Smith • Julius J. Fazekas, III • Kathleen McCombe • Caitlin Clark • Ellen Bloom • Katherine Nix • Mark Lowenthal • Kim A. Whittaker • David Fortson • Roger C. Sutherland • Karen Asfour • Alex<br />
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David P. Cohen • Kori Sutton • Jill Black • Precious Bowie • Mary Ann Sherman • Jerome Wilson • Edwin C. Tyrrell, Jr. • Edith Byer • Sharon McDonough • Claudia Dash • Dan Ginsburg • Andrew Peterson • Christina A. Jonsson • Shailesh Sahay • Jennifer<br />
Harned • Thomas A Trowbridge • John T. Woods • Joe Fane • Scott Bullock • Jeremy J. Hoffman • Bob Parker • Janine Stanley-Dunham • Martin Murphy • Nancy McCleary • Michael D. Kenny • David Appel • Jennifer Gallucci • Stuart Gunter • Marilyn Adams<br />
• Regina Gallagher • Aileen L.C. Krzos • Marc Schauer • Stephen P. Sincoskie • Julie Adams • Drane Wilkinson • Carol Calhoun • Mark Sabel • Juston Eivers • Edward R. Preissler • Tom Close, D.C. • Jaime Dempsey • Stacy Parsons • Zack McDonald • Tracy<br />
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Jack H. Mixell • Josh Shafer • John Andreasen • Thomas Roman • Jeff Sussmann • Susan Arnold • Ajay Singh • Samantha Wales • Jack and Jo Ellis • Robert Weinberg • Gail Pyle • Barbara Lee • Angela Lowe • Marian Bacon • Sara Pace • Bob Currin • Susie<br />
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• Alec Sant • John Ales • Trip Allen • Barb Cort • Taylor Cryan • Sam Walker • Tamesha Townsend • Jessica Willis • Asif A. Shah • Jeremy Lykins • Karen Hollins • Joya Roy • Peter Gowan • Anita McLaughlin • Margaret Cisnaji • Sidney Corbett • Allan Burns<br />
• Kathy Steinhauer • Bonnie M. Snyder • Ramon Diaz • Anastasia Steffen • Carol Absher • Prudence Schnoebelen • Chad Oostra • Robert Dookhran • Karen Penhale • Maame Ameyaw • Gary Lowery • John Harrison & Tom Miller • Robert Graham • Laura<br />
Harley • William Sumner • Lindsey Oswald • Bill Joplin • Ramzi Budayr • Marcy Edelstein • Mary Martinek • Lenia Lyons • Andy Bodine • Robert Cheng • Susan Kane • Louise Rickard • Ian Coronado • Richard Sutherland • Wendy Wilde • Judith Boroson •<br />
Benjamin S. Castillo • Sherry Evans • Hamelmal Aklilu • Kathy Dunn • Brian Nestrick • Robert E. Rutkowski • Lonnie Matthews • Mark Watkins, Jr. • Susan Lopes • Rumbidzai N. Bwerinofa • Steve Patt • Gerald Intemann • Amy C. Gregg • Lnda Leahy • Ge<strong>org</strong>e<br />
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• Erik J. Jensen • Beth Schwartzapfel • Charlotte Czech • John G Morse, III • Mary Nelle Greer • Dennis Higgs • Nicholas Winter • John Flanagan • Ronald Johnson • Andrea Roberto • Elizabeth Paige • Brigit Hartley • Mike Angelastro • Deborah Kogan •<br />
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E. Norris • James Rubinstein • Amy Madison • Margarita Avila • Beverly Kerrk • Steve Philbrick • Jefferson D Pooley • Lauren Buchholz • Raouf J. Halaby • Victoria Chalmers • Calo Rios • Juan Morelli • Frank Cerbone • Sabine Lucas • Carl Weik • Terry<br />
Birdsong • Sheri Shuler • Sheryl Reinhart • Karen Primiano • Mark McClosky • Bobbie Hoff • Virginia S. Whitman • Eric Chismar • Jay Soncrant • Phil Harrington • Carla Cook • Rosemary Harman • James Denk • Elizabeth Gilpin • William Breisky • James<br />
Lilla • Pat and John Duvernay • Moustafa Nour • Terry Moore • Chris Fisher • Rex Kniesteadt • David Prouty • Benny Arocho, Jr. • Laura Sadovnikoff • Craig James • Cole Moeller • Margaret Desmond • Laquetta Bruce • Ge<strong>org</strong>e C. Love • Woodrow L. Ginsburg<br />
• Donald Dillon • Elizabeth Knowlton • Lois DiMarco • Art Knowlton • Thomas Morales • Michael O’Leary • Cathaline Gray • Mary Lynn Bennett • Nancy Mellon • L. Leroy Coppedge • Ann Cashman • Jason Henning • Susan Dentel • Charles V. Swanson •<br />
Chad M. Halsey • James L. Slater • Alex Castro • Mende Ritch • Alan DeBeaulieu • Alex Suczek • Ken Jones • Elizabeth Saenger • Becca Pawling • Mark G. Shehan • Debora A. Morrissey • Gregg Kleiner • Philip Jay Duncan • Constance Callinicos • Shirley<br />
Willett • David de Weese • Kristin Mollerus • Denise Showers • Robert Smithburg • Thomas Russo • Teree Caldwell-Johnson • Anthony Roberts • Linda Jacobs • Kathy Kadane • Berklee Lowrey-Evans • Rachael Siemen • Aimee Nolte • Steven Koep • Lindsey<br />
Ray • Mark Dalton • Kathleen Ernst • Louis R. Wise • Lynne Chapman • Maura Sullivan • Steve Cross • Frederick Green • Thomas Albrecht • Lynda Reilich • William Schrader • Karen Newell • Dorothy Roth • Christina Edberg • Carrie Hobbs • Bill Saunders •<br />
Lisa Dettmann • Jeff Harder • Satnam Khalsa • Alison Chubb • Mark Peterson • Ellen Mavrich • Beverly Correa “Bev” • Felipe Bohnet-Gomez • Carl Knickerbocker • Diana Fish • Rev. Roger W. Verley, H.R. • Pamela McAlinden • Korinne M. Taylor • Eleanor<br />
R. Simon • John Calian • Robert Ivey • Bobbie Hallig • James Powers • Jeff Crane • Mercle Gomez • Lezlie Namaste • Carroll Stoianoff • Ana Young • S. J. Snyder • Ge<strong>org</strong>e Kilby, Jr. • Terry Lee Catlett • Helen Oxley • Nam Hui Kim • Barbara Gabioud • Michele<br />
Garrick • Paul Schwartzman • Jocelyn Bassler • Michael Koldan • Susan Wilbert • Shannon Gilligan • Anuradha Deolalikar • Margo Keeley • Joseph Leff • Christian Heilman • Barbara Rio • Barbara Fass • Matthew Munkacsy • Michael Mueller • Julie Onton •<br />
Stacey J. Smith • Mark Wyman • Dave Simonett • Prilla Smith Brackett • Andrew Silton • Shirley House • Raquel Gomez • Neely Miller • Betsy Wilson • Max Mastellone • Janet Hotch • David Garrett • William Fish • Tini Campbell • Marcus Reddish • Talibah<br />
Modupe • Patricia Holloway • Jackie Fenno • Roger Robles, Jr. • Esti Marpet • Orlando Acevedo • Charles Latham • Kevilee Sneed • Gary Tracy • Diana Benson • Victoria Trinko • Jeff Sutterfield • Nikola Jordan • John Erik Karkula • Scott Ganyo • Jacques Oge<br />
• Linda Freeland • David Ramos • Alexandra Williams • Margaret Stafford • Michael J. Gerstner • Gary Clark • Lisa M. Simpson • Sharilyn Rider • Cassandra Engle • Yolanda S. Broad • Joshua Newsome • Dr. Barbara M. Britsch • Dr. Lynn L. West • Jordan Van<br />
Voast • Glenda Hanson • Adam Brown • Joan Karpeles • Leonard Lipshitz • Miriam Jones • Glen McDaniel • Cathi Lamoreux • Megan Best • Raymond May, Jr. • Omar Yassin • Cori Couture • Julie Akers • Tim Street • Carol Dobson • Juliana Flower • Jim Kippen<br />
• Beth Obergfell • Shalimar Hickman-Jones • Miriam H. Feuerman • Mary-Love Bigony • Jeff Futch • Paul Colby • Margaret L. Mrozla • Alain Munkittrick • Jill Anderson • Melissa Bari • Anne Tamar-Mattis • Paul Augenblick • Ronald MacQuarrie • Barry Gay<br />
• Patricia Gundy • John P. Cira • Carrie Watterson • Richard Heilman • Angela R. Yargus • Carrie Eason • Patricia C. Gilbert • Pat Bennett • Julia Arencibia • Diane Vannais • Shelley Brickson • Gordon Kennedy • Leah Hanzlicek • Robert Hippler • Kristina<br />
Deffenbacher • Nina Fahnestock • B. Mitchell • Aaron Hall • Jacqueline Porter • Louis T. Dallara • Lorna Bratton • Carlos A. Nunez • Cindy Traxler • Kevin Lippert • Robert Workoff • Edith Wolter • Claire Burdick • Pamela Jones • Lorraine Ambrosini • Karrie<br />
Wolfe • Earle • Douglas Vargas • Cindy Evans • Jochen Buck • Robert Dumas • James Lovick • Justin Rimbo • Donald Ganley • Tim Pearson • Julia Johnson • Albine Bech • Brooke Ashley Roop • Susan Schiro • William La Rock • Ann Khambholja • Ken Stange<br />
• Robert Carisoza • Megan Umemoto • Matt Balson • Ge<strong>org</strong>e Murphy • Mark Lawrence • Ronald Petrocco • Brian Alcorn • Gerrit Stuurmans • Nora Rivkis • Carol L. Lawyer • Michael Hall • Vontoria Roberson • Dorothy Butler • Nelson Pagan Saez • Robert<br />
Schehr • Shannon Rice • Katarina Wittich • Sandra Silverman • Melanie J. Ray • Josie Wojtowicz • Erik Urdang • Aron Meltzner • F. Kingston Berlew • Shannon Hastings • Shaun Nelson • Phillip Markis • Betty B. Odum • Pete Latrella • Martyn Phillips • Anna<br />
WILL THE<br />
DEMOCRATIC<br />
PA R T Y<br />
LIVE UP TO<br />
ITS NAME?<br />
More than<br />
400,000 voters say:<br />
“The Democratic Party<br />
must be democratic.<br />
The superdelegates<br />
should let the voters<br />
decide between<br />
Clinton and Obama,<br />
then support<br />
the people’s choice.”<br />
Add your name at www.moveon.<strong>org</strong>.<br />
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As Americans voted in overwhelming<br />
numbers in primaries, <strong>MoveOn</strong>.<strong>org</strong> and allied<br />
<strong>org</strong>anizations ran this full page ad to tell the<br />
superdelegates to let the voters decide.
Once we hit the general election, members chipped in for<br />
ads that clearly defined the choice between Barack Obama<br />
and John McCain. Our “Obama in 30 seconds” ad contest<br />
generated over 1,100 entries. The winner, “Obamacan,”<br />
aired in four states and nationally throughout the election.<br />
The winner of the “Obama in 30 seconds”<br />
contest, this ad was one of the first to show<br />
Obama’s crossover appeal to voters.<br />
We tried to advertise outside the box, with creative<br />
approaches that could break through the media noise.<br />
The “Bush-McCain Challenge,” a fun quiz that compared<br />
the two politicians, was promoted in TV ads; over half a<br />
million Americans played the game online.<br />
Click here to take the quiz yourself:<br />
www.bush-mccainchallenge.com<br />
‘‘<br />
Few were surprised when the liberal <strong>MoveOn</strong>.<strong>org</strong> backed<br />
’’<br />
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<strong>MoveOn</strong> members wore their<br />
support for Obama proudly. We<br />
distributed millions of buttons,<br />
stickers, and t-shirts this year.<br />
Actor John Cusack challenges voters to try to<br />
tell John McCain and Ge<strong>org</strong>e W. Bush apart.<br />
John Cusack appeared in an ad reminding voters about<br />
McCain’s ties to companies like Halliburton. When Sarah<br />
Palin arrived on the scene, we even employed a talking<br />
moose to get the message across.<br />
It’s the endorsements from the usual suspects that often<br />
generate the most money and <strong>org</strong>anizational support.<br />
Obama, but the <strong>org</strong>anization has become one of his top<br />
fundraisers and is urging its 4.2 million members to get out<br />
the vote for him.<br />
– US News and World Report, Oct. 21, <strong>2008</strong>
<strong>MoveOn</strong> Councils At Work<br />
It wasn’t just online and on the airwaves that our<br />
members made a difference. Our local councils<br />
helped define John McCain in cities and towns<br />
around the country and were key to rallying the<br />
hundreds of thousands of <strong>MoveOn</strong> members who<br />
ultimately volunteered for Obama.<br />
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Our councils highlighted McCain’s ties to Big<br />
Oil. We <strong>org</strong>anized over 200 “Oil-Free President”<br />
events outside gas stations in July, earning media<br />
hits in dozens of swing state outlets, including in<br />
Nashua, NH; Naples, FL; and Bloomington, IN.<br />
Our councils helped educate voters about the<br />
similarities between McCain and Bush. We ran<br />
over 300 “Bush-McCain Challenge” events on<br />
May 28th, attracting media coverage in places like<br />
Nashua and Portsmouth, NH, and Denver, CO.<br />
We added almost 4,000 local leaders doing GOTV<br />
over the course of the campaign, bringing our<br />
council leadership to 16,000 members nationwide.<br />
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<strong>MoveOn</strong> Members Get Creative<br />
At the Denver convention, <strong>MoveOn</strong> partnered with<br />
artist Shepard Fairey to host a gallery displaying art<br />
inspired by Obama’s candidacy.<br />
The Decemberists perform at a concert<br />
in Denver in the Shepard Fairey/<strong>MoveOn</strong><br />
space for hundreds of Obama supporters.<br />
These paintings were finalists in the Manifest<br />
Hope art contest. The contest generated more<br />
than one thousand entries. The finalists were<br />
on display at the Denver gallery.
One Member’s Story<br />
Every chance I get, I’ve been volunteering here in Lafayette, Indiana. It’s the most exciting, joyful, amazing<br />
experience I can imagine – and sometimes it brings tears to your eyes.<br />
My friend and I were canvassing and registering voters the other day here in Lafayette. We knocked on a door,<br />
and a woman came out who was on the phone. She saw our campaign buttons, briefly put the phone aside to tell<br />
us she was on an overseas call, and took our clipboard to fill out a voter registration form while she continued<br />
to talk. She was obviously on the phone with her husband, who seemed concerned that someone had come to<br />
her door – he seemed to want to be sure she was safe. She kept saying, “No, honey, it’s okay. They are Obama<br />
volunteers. I’m registering to vote. It’s okay.”<br />
Then finally she said to him, “Honey, I have to register so I can vote for Obama. He’s going to bring you home!”<br />
It was a beautiful moment. But the truth is, everyone who spends time knocking on doors meets people who<br />
don’t know where to vote or how to vote early, or who just need some reassurance that it’s okay to vote for<br />
Obama. They’re grateful to see you.<br />
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– Mia Lewis , West Lafayette, Indiana <strong>MoveOn</strong> member
a Broad maJorItY In tHE SEnatE<br />
No one can accuse <strong>MoveOn</strong> members of not being able<br />
to walk and chew gum at the same time. In a year with an<br />
extraordinary focus on the Presidential election, we also<br />
weighed in with $3,854,978.92 and several defining ads to<br />
build a broad Democratic majority in the Senate.<br />
We focused on helping in three ways:<br />
1. We poured in small donations to help Senate<br />
candidates run competitive campaigns against<br />
well-financed incumbents.<br />
Tom Allen Maine $365,854.26<br />
Mark Begich Alaska $79,649.84<br />
Al Franken Minnesota $740,306.00<br />
Kay Hagan North Carolina $499,679.18<br />
Jim Martin Ge<strong>org</strong>ia $214,427.64<br />
Jeff Merkley Oregon $405,882.41<br />
Jeanne Shaheen New Hampshire $219,105.46<br />
Mark Udall Colorado $167,574.13<br />
Blue indicates winner<br />
Red indicates loser<br />
Black indicates too close to call at time of report<br />
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2. We ran ads to help define the races and educate<br />
voters in uphill battles in Kentucky, Ge<strong>org</strong>ia, and<br />
North Carolina.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> partnered with Campaign Money Watch to get<br />
this ad on the air in Kentucky to challenge long-time Iraq<br />
war supporter Mitch McConnell.<br />
3. Using direct mail and online ads, we encouraged<br />
young, enthusiastic Obama supporters to vote down-<br />
ballot in key Senate races.<br />
Facebook ads proved to<br />
be a great way to alert<br />
young Obama supporters<br />
to the importance of<br />
voting down-ballot.
Our members also had some time for the House of<br />
Representatives this cycle, donating over $800,000 to<br />
progressive House candidates.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong>’s Work in the House of Representatives<br />
No race was more exciting than helping Donna Edwards<br />
win her primary campaign against Al Wynn in February<br />
of this year. <strong>MoveOn</strong> members volunteered for Donna in<br />
Maryland, donated over $81,000 to her campaign, and<br />
chipped in to keep ads on the air at a critical time in the<br />
campaign. We’re proud to have been a part of electing<br />
a progressive champion<br />
like Donna to the US House.<br />
And the race put other<br />
Representatives on notice: fail<br />
to listen to your constituents,<br />
and you might be next.<br />
U.S. Representative<br />
Donna Edwards<br />
FLICKR USER MATTHEWNSTOLLER<br />
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Darcy Burner Washington 8 $86,846.59<br />
Donna Edwards Maryland 4 $81,459.19<br />
Alan Grayson Florida 8 $30,312.26<br />
Jim Himes Connecticut 4 $27,799.76<br />
Larry Kissell North Carolina 8 $178,904.41<br />
Alice Kryzan New York 26 $49,217.83<br />
Betsy Markey Colorado 4 $157,810.60<br />
John Murtha Pennsylvania 12 $235,147.01<br />
Tom Perriello Virginia 5 $30,101.76<br />
Patrick Murphy Pennsylvania 8 $125,129.94<br />
Carol Shea-Porter New Hampshire 1 $45,218.55<br />
Tim Walz Minnesota 1 $16,323.51<br />
Blue indicates winner<br />
Red indicates loser<br />
Black indicates too close to call at time of report<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> members contributed $1.08 million to help<br />
put House candidates over the top.
If you’d told us in 2006 we’d be focusing on North Carolina<br />
in <strong>2008</strong>, we would have laughed. But it was clear early<br />
last summer that something was happening there, so we<br />
decided to step up and help turn North Carolina blue.<br />
And we did! Our efforts helped put the state over the top<br />
for Obama and elect a Democratic Governor, Senator, and<br />
Congressman in this deep red state. We sent a message<br />
that the electoral map is changing and progressive issues<br />
are important in all states of the Union.<br />
When we started, Obama was down seven points in the<br />
state polls and Kay Hagan who was running for Senate<br />
against the better known and better financed Elizabeth<br />
Dole seemed like a long shot. At the beginning of June,<br />
Hagan was ten points down.<br />
But that month, we partnered with Elizabeth Edwards and<br />
EMILY’s List to bring in some much needed early money for<br />
Kay Hagan.<br />
nortH carolIna<br />
‘‘ is a race that the pundits and politicos had previously<br />
’’<br />
FLICKR USER HAPPYKATIE<br />
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<strong>MoveOn</strong> is working with EMILY’s List to highlight some<br />
great candidates like Kay Hagan, a legislator in my home<br />
state of North Carolina who is running for U.S. Senate. It<br />
ignored, but no longer: Last week the Washington Post1 rated it as one of the most winnable Senate races for<br />
Democrats in the country.<br />
– Elizabeth Edwards in a <strong>MoveOn</strong> email<br />
Since that day, <strong>MoveOn</strong> members generously contributed<br />
$499,679.18 to help elect Kay Hagan to the Senate. But it<br />
wasn’t just Hagan who wanted to turn North Carolina blue<br />
– our members kicked in almost $179,000 to Larry Kissell’s<br />
race in NC-08.<br />
In the summer of <strong>2008</strong>, we blanketed the state with an ad<br />
that reminded voters where John McCain and Elizabeth<br />
Dole stood on energy issues. The ad showed that these<br />
two candidates were literally in the “pocket” of Big Oil.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> blanketed North Carolina with this ad linking<br />
Elizabeth Dole and John McCain to Big Oil interests.<br />
Read the Washington Post article ranking the Hagan-Dole race one of the most winnable in the country:<br />
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/thefix/<strong>2008</strong>/06/friday_senate_line_6.html?hpid=topnews
In September, we focused on new and young voters – a<br />
potentially powerful voting bloc in North Carolina. We<br />
just needed to get them all registered. We opened eight<br />
voter registration offices in the state and registered close<br />
to 44,000 new and young voters. As the election drew<br />
near, we reminded them online and in their mailboxes<br />
that change doesn’t stop with Obama and that they had a<br />
chance to help him bring an “A-Team” – Hagan and Kissell –<br />
to Washington, DC with him.<br />
In the final weeks of the campaign, health care emerged<br />
as a deciding issue in the race. In partnership with<br />
Health Care for America Now, we sent thousands of<br />
DVDs outlining John McCain’s health care plan directly to<br />
the doorsteps of undecided voters, and reinforced that<br />
message with two weeks of television ads on the subject.<br />
All told, <strong>MoveOn</strong> members gave $3,069,502.97 to support<br />
candidates, run ads, send mail, and register voters in<br />
North Carolina.<br />
you want change?<br />
Vote for BARACK OBAMA for President,<br />
but DON'T STOP there.<br />
Vote for KAY HAGAN for US Senate<br />
BEV PERDUE for Governor<br />
LARRY KISSELL for US Representative District 8!<br />
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Almost 300,000 new and young voters received this<br />
postcard to encourage them to vote down-ballot in<br />
North Carolina. A similar one was sent in Oregon.
Ad Title Market Gross Rating Points Cost<br />
Gimmick Greenville – New Bern 501.3 $32,700<br />
Gossip Girl Charlotte 68.4 $29,500<br />
Raleigh 68.4 $23,150<br />
Pocket – Cable Charlotte 128 $24,540<br />
Greenville – Spartanburg – Ashville 553 $5,652.50<br />
Greenville – New Bern 299 $4,334.20<br />
Raleigh – Durham 126 $27,940<br />
Wilmington 246 $10,594<br />
Pocket – TV Charlotte 775.4 $153,850<br />
Greenville – New Bern 775.8 $52,449<br />
Raleigh – Durham 775.4 $167,435<br />
Fighter – Cable Greenville – New Bern 92.4 $12,391.95<br />
Greenville – Spartanburg – Ashville 316.2 $75,378<br />
Norfolk – Portsmouth – Newport News 209 $3,443<br />
Fighter – TV Charlotte 500 $129,360<br />
Greensboro – High Point – Winston Salem 500 $59,400<br />
Greenville – New Bern – Washington 750 $85,800<br />
Raleigh – Durham 500 $164,120<br />
Wilmington 750 $42,240<br />
Asheville (WLOS only) 250 $18,260<br />
TOTAL 8184.3 $1,122,538<br />
Total of all <strong>MoveOn</strong> television ad buys in North Carolina since July <strong>2008</strong>.<br />
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<strong>org</strong>anIzIng gEnEratIon oBama<br />
Until <strong>2008</strong>, people under 35-years old were the least<br />
<strong>org</strong>anized cohort in politics. “Generation Obama” was<br />
more progressive than the general electorate – strongly<br />
against the Iraq war, strongly invested in fighting the<br />
climate crisis, and far more socially and culturally tolerant<br />
than generations past. Still there were challenges: because<br />
they move around a lot and mostly stick to cell phones,<br />
they were left out of <strong>org</strong>anizations and traditional GOTV<br />
efforts.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong>’s staff is pretty young, so we knew we needed to<br />
reach these folks where they live and congregate: online.<br />
Organizing on Facebook and other networks added over<br />
one million new members to our ranks between June and<br />
September.<br />
We ran fun and edgy ads speaking directly to this<br />
constituency and their ability to move others.<br />
Stars of the popular TV show Gossip Girl warn young<br />
people to talk to their parents about the perils of voting<br />
for John McCain in this funny television ad.<br />
And our groundbreaking and interactive “CNNBC” video –<br />
which allowed people to show their friends what it would<br />
look like if they single-handedly cost the election – is one<br />
of the most popular online political videos in history. By<br />
Election Day, it had been seen over 20 million times and<br />
sent to 15 million people. As one reporter noted:<br />
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<strong>MoveOn</strong>’s groundbreaking “Make Sure All Your Friends<br />
Vote” viral video tool uses social peer pressure to<br />
encourage friends to vote. A study of a controlled<br />
experiment, published in the February <strong>2008</strong> issue of<br />
American Political Science Review, found social pressure<br />
to be the single most effective way of increasing voter<br />
turnout by mass communication.<br />
http://www.r8ny.com/blog/alex_navarro_mckay/the_<br />
science_behind_moveons_nonvoter_campaign.html<br />
This innovative and funny video reminding<br />
people to vote for Obama was the most<br />
popular in <strong>MoveOn</strong>’s history.
Our program wasn’t only online. Working with Progressive<br />
Future, <strong>MoveOn</strong> hired over 550 <strong>org</strong>anizers in a program<br />
to register half a million young Obama supporters in key<br />
battleground states. These folks helped put Obama over<br />
the top in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Colorado, and North<br />
Carolina. They were young, they were enthusiastic, and<br />
they were unstoppable.<br />
Young people get out the vote for<br />
Barack Obama in record numbers<br />
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<strong>MoveOn</strong> Membership by Age<br />
Under 35: 1.2 million<br />
Over 35: 3.2 million<br />
Hundreds of thousands of young people joined <strong>MoveOn</strong><br />
this year, bringing total membership to over 4.5 million –<br />
bigger than the National Rifle Association.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong>’s Membership Growth Over Time<br />
Youth made up the bulk of <strong>MoveOn</strong>’s million<br />
new members this year, most of them added<br />
since this summer.
‘‘<br />
I’m going to keep this short, because I’m not much of<br />
a speaker.<br />
And in a way, that’s kind of the point of <strong>MoveOn</strong>. It’s not<br />
about me. It’s about you – our members, who have made<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> everything it is.<br />
This historic night is your night. Words can’t do it justice,<br />
though I’m sure Obama’s will come close. Our country,<br />
America, is back.<br />
concluSIon: lookIng aHEad<br />
As <strong>MoveOn</strong> looks ahead to what it will be like to work with a progressive Administration, we know in many<br />
ways our journey has just begun. Eli spoke about the road ahead to our members in a speech on Election Night:<br />
And this is your night. So I want to take a moment to<br />
remember where we’ve come.<br />
Because when there are hundreds of thousands of people<br />
in Grant Park in Chicago, and millions of us working<br />
together in an unprecedented people-driven campaign,<br />
this whole change thing seems easy, and obvious, and<br />
inevitable.<br />
But back in 2001 and 2002, it didn’t feel that way. Try<br />
to remember. President Bush had an 80% approval<br />
rating. Democrats capitulated and caved at every turn.<br />
<strong>People</strong> were burning Dixie Chicks albums. The media was<br />
cheerleading the war. It was a scary time to speak out, to<br />
raise your voice.<br />
But you did. We did, together. Because we love this<br />
country, and what it stands for, and we couldn’t bear to<br />
see that destroyed.<br />
In communities across the country, you stood up. We<br />
stood up. We found each other. We built a movement, and<br />
our voices got stronger. We talked to our neighbors, we<br />
enlisted our friends. And things began to change.<br />
So I want you to remember that tonight wasn’t inevitable.<br />
It wasn’t destined to happen. It happened because people<br />
16<br />
stood up – people who didn’t have lots of connections<br />
or money but who had a fierce desire for change were<br />
unwilling to let go of that hope no matter what.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> members, this is your night.<br />
And it’s a beautiful night. It’s an amazing night. But it’s not<br />
yet a victory.<br />
The Presidency is in strong hands. But it’s not a victory<br />
until we start putting people to work building the new,<br />
clean-energy economy. It’s not a victory until we end<br />
the disaster in Iraq. It’s not a victory until Americans<br />
everywhere who don’t have health care can breathe easy<br />
because we’ve got them covered.<br />
The last eight years was important. But the next eight are<br />
even more important.<br />
And so we can’t stop now. We mustn’t stop now. If we<br />
sit down, if we go back to life as normal, if we stop<br />
fighting, it’ll mean we failed to learn the lesson of the last<br />
eight years.<br />
We can’t wait for officials and the media to lead the way.<br />
We can’t assume someone’s got this covered. We have<br />
to take our fate into our own hands. That’s the only thing<br />
that has ever changed things. It’s the only thing that<br />
ever will.<br />
And so I want to thank you for everything you do.<br />
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Everything you’ve done. It’s been the greatest honor of my<br />
life to work for you and with you.<br />
But I especially want to thank you for everything you will<br />
do. Let’s go rebuild America.<br />
<strong>MoveOn</strong> Executive Director Eli Pariser’s remarks from election night.