Make Five Calls to Get-Out-The-Vote for Tom Barrett

By Phil Walzak, Deputy Campaign Manager

The latest poll shows Tom Barrett with a razor-thin 47% to 46% advantage over Scott Walker, but to take on Walker, we first must win tomorrow's primary.

Thanks to the generous support of people like you, we activated our grassroots voter contact program over the weekend. As a result, supporters have already placed more than 390,000 calls to voters across Wisconsin to counter attempts by Scott Walker's cronies to "mess around" with tomorrow's election.

But we need to do more. We've identified an additional 134,253 voters who we need to contact in the next 24 hours to turn out tomorrow for Tom Barrett, and we can only contact them if you pitch in to help right now.

Can we count on you to help us reach this goal by making at least five calls from the comfort of your own home?

http://phonebank.barrettforwisconsin.com

Our online phone-banking system is fun and easy to use. Just follow these easy steps:

1. Go to: http://phonebank.barrettforwisconsin.com/ and click "Make Calls Now." 
2. Then select "Tom Barrett GOTV Phone Bank" 
3. Click the "Create New Account" tab on the upper left of the page and fill in your information. After saving your login information, click the "Home" button at the bottom of the page.
4. Repeat steps 1 & 2 to start making calls. 

Right-wing corporate cash isn't going to win this race -- people are. By making calls online, you'll talk directly to voters about Tom Barrett's story and help counter the more than $20 million Scott Walker has already spent trying to drown out your voice.

This election is going to be extremely close. Every Wisconsinite we turn out tomorrow for Tom Barrett is a voter we can count on to cast a ballot in June.

Please take a moment to join our grassroots network by making at least five calls to voters right now. With your support, we will reach the 134,253 additional voters we need to turnout in tomorrow's primary, and show Scott Walker that the people of Wisconsin are united behind Tom Barrett.