rtil
01-06-2008, 08:12 PM
While letter writing, donating and calling caucus-goers is important, the people you can have the most direct contact with to support Ron Paul is locally.
Yesterday the Ron Paul campaign had the Grassroots Central part of their campaign site go live. This part of the site allows you to become a precinct leader. It is easy to find your precinct via the site and there could be anyone between 500 to 1,000 people in your precinct. It usually is a couple street blocks.
Your job as a Precinct Captain would be to train yourself and get the supplies necessary (via the site) to go door-to-door, be the next Jefferson County and win your precinct for Ron Paul!
You can sign up right here (http://voters.ronpaul2008.com/grassrootscentral.test/signup.php?r=just.goog1e.it@gmail.com).
i'm sure most of you have already heard of this program, but for those of you who haven't, sign up! most states have hundreds of thousands of precincts and there are just under 3,000 precinct captains - so there's a REALLY good chance that no one has taken responsibility for your precinct yet.
Yesterday the Ron Paul campaign had the Grassroots Central part of their campaign site go live. This part of the site allows you to become a precinct leader. It is easy to find your precinct via the site and there could be anyone between 500 to 1,000 people in your precinct. It usually is a couple street blocks.
Your job as a Precinct Captain would be to train yourself and get the supplies necessary (via the site) to go door-to-door, be the next Jefferson County and win your precinct for Ron Paul!
You can sign up right here (http://voters.ronpaul2008.com/grassrootscentral.test/signup.php?r=just.goog1e.it@gmail.com).
i'm sure most of you have already heard of this program, but for those of you who haven't, sign up! most states have hundreds of thousands of precincts and there are just under 3,000 precinct captains - so there's a REALLY good chance that no one has taken responsibility for your precinct yet.