URGENT: ELECTION DAY HELP NEEDED

 URGENT: ELECTION DAY HELP NEEDED

Amazing Main Line Dems, 

Good News / Bad News -- we have 300+ canvassers out across the Main Line, but for the first time in 2 months, the Main Line is not on track to meet our goals today. 

We have canvassing and phone banking opportunities to help, and we have a lot of data today showing that we are actively helping voters get the resources they need to vote. Please see below for details! 

Let's do this!

p.s. Paul Rudd is leading canvass training at Wayne today (he's here until he's not).  Seriously. 

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Subject: URGENT -- Phone Bankers and Canvassers Needed (and Paul Rudd is here to help!) 

Amazing Main Line Dems, 

Today is the day.  And we need you. Whether you can phone bank or canvass, please help TODAY.  And.... Paul Rudd (People Magazine's 2021 Sexiest Man Alive...) is at the Wayne office training canvassers.  Seriously.  Come and help, and bring your biggest Paul Rudd Democracy Fans.

In addition to meeting Paul Rudd, here is why we need you:  
Today, we are **actively helping voters get the resources they need to vote**. By phone and on the doors. This morning, we helped a woman in hospice get an emergency ballot.  We have deployed at least 23 drivers to get folks to the polls. We have deployed lawyers to voters facing intimidation.  We need more help -- and we are here to help you.  We have an incredible text-messaging system & Main Line hotline (610-585-0282), so that in real-time if a volunteer is asked a question they can't answer for a voter, **we can help**.
  • Canvassing Update: We have 306 folks out canvassing across the Main Line with 365 turf packets! But we have 686 more packets to knock across the Main Line today. 
  • NEW! Phone Banking (Wayne OR virtual ): We have a phone list of more than 2,000 voters in the Main Line in "inaccessible buildings" that we are calling through today. These are often folks who haven't heard from us yet -- but we have an 8% conversation rate, which is resulting in **votes for Dems that otherwise would not be happening**. Stop by the Wayne office or sign up here.


--

Jonathan Chen 

Engagement Organizer 
Harris For President

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