now we phone bank...it's all good...

put my blue blazer and tie on. Lots of people said thanks and took signs for my guy too. Them were the days. I'd prob ably get lost nowadays.

Stomped in a circle and sang quite a few times too. AFSCME.

I had to do something since disabilty doesnt pay what it should.

I postcarded. It felt so good. Plus our awesome Congressional candidate showed up. We're gonna beat that Repug turd this time!

And they may think they converted their wives......

I know: If the wives go by themselves.....

I hope to go out again, tomorrow or Tuesday,also.

Awesome! THANKYOU!

and I just did my last one yesterday. I knocked on 236 doors for Beto!

Made calls for the ACLU & for Beto-for-Texas.

I did 70 yesterday with my good friend, around 400 in all. My favorite was this big, grizzled guy who whipped open the door and had a tee shirt on with Putin leading the idiot on a leash. “I’ve been a republican for 40 years. I’ve never seen #%+* like this. I’m now a Democrat.” Had a Sinema sign in his yard. Also talked to many doorbells. That was a new thing.
Thank you to everyone for everything you did. Thinking positive thoughts.

this putin thing is bad???

I held up my flyer so they'd know I wasn't selling a product.

I got a lot of "Not Home" places, probably because most of my door-knocking was in an area where there is sometimes negative activity.

All hands on deck. This is serious.

Awesome! THANKYOU!

I've been a local Democratic committee woman since 2004, when a friend talked me out of going full fetal for 4 years when W was reelected. Changed my life.
In 2004 I traveled to Pennsylvania, the nearest swing state, to knock on doors. In 2008 and 12, I called into Ohio and Indiana for President Obama.
I'll be out again today and until the polls close tomorrow.
I'll sleep on Wednesday.

Middleton Wisconsin

door.

People want to know their vote counts.

vaya con dios.

I did a little more than I expected but they kept lying about the Caravan.

Last Saturday I was just going to do 2 hours but they were shooting elderly Jews in the Synagogue.

This Saturday I couldn't go back early because they want to rip the 14th amendment apart and that is one of my favorite amendments, so stayed until late.

The operative in her mid 20s was surprised by the volume and I told her "we have to go old school". When she asked what that was I told her during the elections during Vietnam war we had to work as if the end of the war depended on it and this time we have to assume we are preventing a war against Iran.

Tim Kaine and Vangie Williams

Awesome! THANKYOU!Awesome! THANKYOU!Awesome! THANKYOU!

I went out two Saturdays, but missed this past one because of family obligations. This time was easier than for the 2016 election. People were receptive.

Will be in the office tomorrow and Tuesday and also providing warm food and beverages for our hard working, much younger canvassers.

GOTV!!!!

And I'm on the list for tomorrow as well.

some post-carding, and some support-staffing and feeding at the office

I did doors yesterday and have done data entry work for our local party too.

Doing phone calls the last 3 days and I will go again tomorrow😊

And I plan to go out again before Tuesday.

towards electing Dems-just my hunch. Lots of rural folks though in WI so, it is a toss up (except for Baldwin who will glide over vile Leah V. easily )

We have walked four precincts.

And working phone banks and i will be driving people to the polls.

It takes more than just posting in online forums to take our country back

Going to stay warm and man the phones for GOTV today.

A street over, one of the houses has a variety of signs in the yard and on the door: Private Property, Keep Out, No Trespassing, No Solicitors, Violators Will Be Prosecuted, etc. (Normal, middle class neighborhood)

I was a precinct captain (same city/dif. precinct) in 2004 and the things that were said to me on the phone by registered Democrats were bad enough. FYI: A lot of Democrats around here always vote for Republicans but will never change their affiliation (still holding a grudge against Lincoln).

Contributed donations to several candidates, Act Blue and postcards on this end.

Everyone knows that the race for governor there is very close and we're keeping our fingers crossed.

I don't normally canvass, but I joined my friend three times earlier this year to knock on doors for Susie Lee.

It was difficult because it was a rural area and very rainy. I had to drive for like 30 minutes just to get into my canvassing area. I had a bunch of addresses that were inaccessible, but I did get to talk to a few people at least.

And have been canvassing in my red, fundamentalist county.
I know it makes a difference, especially when I ask, "Can I tell you why I support Xochitl, Michelle Lujan Grisham?" I go into my talk and they then tell me that it made a difference.
Nothing makes as much of a difference as person to person.
I rarely can go more than 3 or 4 hours, so I admire those who can do it all day. Way to go!