Poll: What actions are you taking for the 2014 election?

[CBHagman]

Crunch time, folks. What actions are you taking up through Election Day?

I'm going to...

15 votes, 1 pass | Time left: Unlimited
	Vote, but nothing else.
	3 (20%)
	Vote and also work on a get-out-the-vote effort.
	2 (13%)
	Vote and do literature drops, campaign sign displays, and the like.
	1 (7%)
	Vote and also register new voters.
	0 (0%)
	Vote and write letters to the editor on issues/candidates.
	1 (7%)
	Vote and use social media to support candidates/issues of my choice.
	1 (7%)
	Vote and also volunteer on Election Day as a driver, election judge, or similar.
	0 (0%)
	Vote and also do on-the-ground work in swing states.
	0 (0%)
	Some combination of the above.
	5 (33%)
	Other (Feel free to explain).
	2 (13%)
	1 DU member did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[Frustratedlady]

1. Already voted and will make sure all my adult children and grandchildren make it to the polls.

They can collect million$ in donations, but none of them count if people don't vote.

[iandhr]

2. I am off to Wisconsin

to work for Mary Burke. I worked on the Massachusetts governor's race before this but my candidate lost in the primary.

[CBHagman]

3. My hat's off to you.

I'm glad to hear you are joining the fight in Wisconsin.

[davidpdx]

4. Vote, social media, and contributed to campaigns

DUers like myself who are overseas have limited options on what we can really do to help.

[RBInMaine]

5. Signs, lit drops, phoning, donations, etc.

[littlemissmartypants]

6. Assistant judge, register new voters, sign posting,

Voting and networking to educate voters on candidates.
Thanks for asking!

~ littlemissmartypants 🙏

[DFW]

7. From Europe, I've done what I could

I also got DFA's Jim Dean (Howard's brother) to a radio station I guest on in the summer on Cape Cod, to help spread the word, although in Provincetown, Mass. that was definitely preaching to the choir.

I have already voted, and I must have contributed somewhere between 15% and 20% of my after-tax income to Democratic candidates and causes this year, since I'm fortunate enough to be able to do that. But in Texas, other than hoping that I have helped Wendy Davis go from underdog to top dog, it's still pretty much of an uphill battle.

[JayhawkSD]

8. Vote against every single incumbent regardless of party affiliation. nt

[bigwillq]

14. That's what I do every year. ha ha

[TomCADem]

9. Which option involves contributing?

You can't underestimate the power of fundraising.

[CBHagman]

12. Aargh, that was on my original list...

...and somehow I bumped it off as I remembered other options.

So by all means mention donations to groups or specific candidates (I do both).

[MBS]

10. voting, $ contribution and working as poll worker n/t

[blkmusclmachine]

11. Get out and vote, because the Teabagger Republicans sure will be !!!

[bigwillq]

13. I will vote.

I don't have any money to give. I dislike phone calls, ads, etc., so I refuse to phone bank.

Basically, I will vote. And encourage everyone to do the same.

[Hortensis]

15. Drive folks to the polls. Already voted by mail.

Forgot social media. My usual reminders here and there.