Contact
Want to join us or need more information about Allen County 4 Obama?
email: allencounty4obama@gmail.com
Ft. Wayne Regional Office
904 Calhoun Street
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Local Activities
You are invited to join us
Ft. Wayne Regional Office Grand Opening Celebration
Saturday, July 12th at 12:30pm
904 Calhoun Street
We're back in town officially! Come join the Fort Wayne Field staff as we launch your campaign towards the general election. This is a great opportunity to meet other supporters and volunteers. There will be speeches from special surrogates and afterwards we will help community members get registered to vote.
Ft Wayne Women United for Change (Meeting)
Sunday, July 13 at 11:00 AM
Please join us at our new office as we discuss what volunteer opportunities are available as well as how to best reach out to area women.
Time: Sunday, July 13 at 11:00 AM
Duration: 1 hour
Host: Kelly Scott
Location:
Fort Wayne Campaign for Change Office
904 S. Calhoun St.
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
View invitation & submit your response
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Must Be Registered To Vote by
Monday, October 6
Election Day: Tuesday, Nov. 4 from 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
You Can Still Register to VOTE!
Easy ways to register to vote:
* Register at the BMV - click here for locations
* Register at the Allen County Democratic Headquarters - Daily 10a-2p at 1920 Bluffton Road
* Come to one of our tabling events! Check back soon for dates!
* Come to one of our meetings and register! We meet every other Tuesday!
* Download the pdf form here and drop it off to the City County Building!
You must have a voter ID to vote
Want to vote Democrat for the first time?
* When you go to vote in the primary election you will be asked to declare your party choice.
* At that time just tell them in which party primary in want to vote.
* You will be given a slip of paper with the name of the party you declared printed on it.
* Give the paper to the voting judge who will set the machine for your party's ballot.
What I Need To Know To Vote
You can get a photo ID at a drivers license branch. They are open on the Monday before election day and early on election day.
You must have a voter ID to vote
R e s o u r c e s
Fliers, Supporter Cards,
info on Barack & Policies etc
Print your own Indiana for Obama signs
Daily updates & talking points
More specific information on Barack’s
policies and plan for America
Voter Registration Form - pdf
Allen County Democrats
AC4O Site (Allen County 4 Obama)
Recycled Materials from the campaign
Obama’s record in the Illinois Senate
Print your own Obama materials
Barack Obama: A Photo History
From childhood years to the national stage
Find your polling location and precinct
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As we get ready for the general election, we want to make sure everyone knows about all the opportunities to get involved in your community and online.
Check out the resources below -- learn how you can connect with fellow supporters, organize in your neighborhood, build our national grassroots organization, and stay in touch with the very latest campaign news.
Explore these resources yourself and forward this message to anyone you know who wants to get involved.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE NOW
Vote for Change Right now, there are thousands of qualified voters in every state who are not registered to vote -- and they need someone to help make their voices heard. Attend a Vote for Change event in your area, meet fellow Obama supporters, and start registering and mobilizing voters right away. | Invite Your Friends From day one, millions of Americans have built this movement by spreading the word about Barack Obama to their friends and neighbors. You can help grow the movement for change right now by inviting your friends to join our campaign. | Share Your Feedback This is a pivotal moment in the election. Even if you just joined our movement, your feedback will inform the planning for the next phase of this campaign. Take a brief survey now. |
THE BASICS
Here are a few ways you can learn more, get the latest news, and share information with friends:
MEET BARACK
Watch a brief video and learn about Barack's early years, his education, his work as a community organizer and civil rights attorney, and his years in the Illinois and U.S. Senate. This is a great introduction to share with your friends:
http://my.barackobama.com/meetBarack
OFFICIAL CAMPAIGN BLOG
Catch up on the latest news, photos, and videos from the campaign trail and share your thoughts on our official campaign blog:
http://my.barackobama.com/blog
ISSUES
Learn more about Barack's positions on a variety of issues, from his opposition to the war in Iraq to his plan for universal health care:
http://my.barackobama.com/issues
VIDEOS
Watch a few of the more than 1,000 videos from the campaign trail on our YouTube channel:
http://my.barackobama.com/youtubechannel
OBAMA MOBILE
Our movement is ready to go wherever you are. Text HOPE to 62262 (OBAMA) to receive text updates on your mobile phone and advance notice about local Obama events:
http://my.barackobama.com/mobile
ORGANIZING
Barack Obama got his start as a community organizer on the South Side of Chicago, and since he declared his candidacy in 2007, a nationwide network of supporters has taken this campaign into its own hands, organizing online and in local communities. Here are some ways to get involved:
LOCAL GROUPS AND EVENTS
My.BarackObama is an organizing tool that empowers you to take this campaign into your own hands. Connect with other supporters in your area and find out about local events, or create your own organizing group and schedule your own events:
http://my.barackobama.com
SPREAD THE WORD
Introduce your friends, family, neighbors, or coworkers to Barack Obama. Let them know why you support Barack and encourage them to join our movement for change:
http://my.barackobama.com/invite
BLOGS
There are more than 60,000 supporter-created blogs on My.BarackObama, where people chronicle their campaign experience and interact with other supporters. Find one for your community or launch your own today:
http://my.barackobama.com
ONLINE PHONEBANKING
Use our online phonebanking tool to thank your fellow supporters for their involvement in this campaign and ask them to participate in Vote for Change to register new voters:
http://my.barackobama.com/call
POSTERS, FLYERS, AND ORGANIZING RESOURCES
Print your own posters, flyers, fact sheets, supporter cards, and dozens of other resources from our online resource library:
http://my.barackobama.com/resources
COMMUNITIES
Women for Obama and People of Faith for Obama are just two of the many communities large and small supporting Barack Obama. Explore a few of them here:
http://www.barackobama.com/people
FUNDRAISING
Barack Obama does not accept donations from Washington lobbyists or special interest groups. Instead, we depend on a network of grassroots supporters giving whatever they can afford.
PERSONAL FUNDRAISING PAGE
Take the fundraising process into your own hands. Help support the campaign by reaching out to people you know and asking them to give through your personal fundraising page:
http://my.barackobama.com/outreach
MATCH SOMEONE'S DONATION
This campaign has always been about reaching as many people as possible and bringing them into the political process. When you make a matching donation, you'll learn the name and hometown of the person whose gift you match, and even exchange a note with them through our unique system:
https://donate.barackobama.com/match
STORE
Let everyone in your community know that you support Barack. All purchases through our online store go to support our campaign and are considered political donations. Show your support in style:
http://store.barackobama.com
As we prepare for the general election, a strong grassroots network will be crucial to our success. Take a moment to visit www.BarackObama.com and get involved today.
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