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Gore Supporters Organizing New Hampshire Write-in Vote
LITTLETON, N.H., Dec. 20 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- After months of
speculation, Al Gore's name will be on the presidential ballot in the
nation's first primary.
A bi-partisan group of New Hampshire voters - unhappy with the timid
approach to halting global warming by the primary candidates - is
organizing a three-week grassroots campaign to write in Gore's name on the
primary ballot.
"A write-in vote for Al Gore in the New Hampshire Primary is a vote for
bold political leadership to stem global warming," says Farrell S. Seiler,
who is coordinating the write-in campaign for the non-partisan group Draft
Gore New Hampshire. (http://www.DraftGoreNH.com)
"New Hampshire voters can't wait for the primary candidates from either
party to make climate change the organizing theme of their presidential
campaigns," says Seiler, who is also chairman of the New Hampshire Wind
Energy Association.
"Sadly, not one of the Republican or Democratic candidates is seriously
addressing the gravity of the planetary emergency," says the group.
"We need aggressive carbon reduction strategies coupled with plans to
transform our economy from reliance on dirty fossil fuels to clean energy
technologies," says Seiler.
"Courageous leadership is needed to press for mandatory targets for
carbon reduction, to advocate for a moratorium on new coal-fired plants and
to push for quick progress on the Bali negotiations," says the group.
"Al Gore's name will be placed on the ballot by New Hampshire voters
themselves," says Seiler. "All it takes is a pencil."
By writing in Al Gore's name on the ballot, voters in New Hampshire can
send all the candidates an unmistakable message: stronger political action
is needed to stem the devastating consequences of greenhouse gas emissions.
New Hampshire election law permits the name of any person to be written
in on the ballot itself. Any New Hampshire resident can register and vote
in the primary on the same day.
Opinion polls over the past few months continue to demonstrate that Al
Gore's popularity remains very high in New Hampshire. One poll showed him
getting 32% of the primary vote - ahead of frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
Volunteers are identifying Gore supporters, compiling voter lists,
setting up telephone banks, raising funds, and preparing to turn out
thousands of Gore voters.
Draft Gore New Hampshire predicts that a dedicated group of committed
volunteers can deliver thousands of votes for Al Gore - a political message
on global warming that can't be ignored.
Draft Gore, New Hampshire! is a 100% volunteer, grassroots organization
of Granite State voters concerned about the future of our state, our nation
and our planet.
http://www.draftgorenh.com
https://secure.actblue.com/contribute/entity/18577
Contact:
Farrell S. Seiler
603-568-4916
802-748-8060
Farrell@DraftGoreNH.com
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SOURCE Draft Gore New Hampshire













