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i haven't done it. dave--don't your parents do this on election day or are they judges? anyway, i think my absolute anxiety will force me to go to WI or IN and do some canvassing on the big day. i'm looking into some organized efforts around this, hopefully starting next weekend. will get back to ya!
I think my parents have done both, but their so dedicated, they may both be Democratic judges at this point. The only concern I would have with signing up for working the polls right now is that I think you basically have to vote absentee (at least my folks do). Still, it's something to keep in mind.
I am definitely eager to get more involved in canvassing/organizing and such. Next weekend, ya'll will have to proceed without me as I'll be in Bloomington, IN. I suppose I could try to do some canvassing down there, but mainly that would consist of trying to talk IU numbskulls out of voting for Ron Paul.
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