What's the best bet for campaign donation

[Morning Dew]

at this point in the election cycle?

Directly to the Kerry campaign or to the Democratic Party? Doesn't Kerry's campaign $$ have to be used up by the convention?

[Eric J in MN]

1. Give directly to the Kerry campaign.

They will be able to spend it before July 29.

www.johnkerry.com

[Morning Dew]

3. thanks, fellow Minnesotan !

If they can spend it, I can send it...not that much right now, but at least I still have a job.

:)

[Bombtrack]

2. How about a house or Senate Candidate

[JohnnyRingo]

4. Also..Find your local Dem headquarters.

Most towns open a temporary office during major election years.
Try searching here:

http://www.switchboard.com/

They usually have cool stickers, yard signs, or T-shirts not otherwise available.

Buying anything there generates profit to directly benefit the race.
PLUS...You get unique campaign gear to display and show your support.

I think thats important because there is a sizeable segment of voters that will vote for who they feel everyone else is voting for.

Kinda like a lemming effect. (nobody wants to vote for the loser.)

[moondust]

5. Double your money.

Use the link below to have your contribution matched by the DNC. Not sure exactly how or where the money goes or when this expires.

https://www.democrats.org/support/match.html?dsc=NETA209

[thecrow]

6. I used the link this morning

and considered it my "Sunday Offering"
So help us, God!

[Morning Dew]

7. thank y'all for the input

I'll check out the link.

thanks again!

[amjsjc]

8. Donate time

If you're in a swing state, go out and actually do campaign work. I've been doing it myself, and it's remarkable A) just how much a small number of dedicated people can do, and B) just how many people sit on their asses rather than taking action to get rid of the President they purportedly dispise.