Annah —

Here in Ohio, you don’t have to wait another day to cast your vote for
Barack Obama.

Our primary is scheduled for March 4th, but registered Ohio voters
have two ways to vote early and make their voices heard
right now:

1. Vote Absentee In Person

Early absentee voting is happening at your county board of elections
office every weekday and the Saturday before the election.

Use our online tool to find your early voting location and vote Absentee
In Person for Barack:

http://my.barackobama.com/OHearlylookup

2. Vote Absentee By Mail

Any registered voter in Ohio may request and cast an absentee ballot.
You do not need to have a specific reason to vote absentee.

The deadline for submitting an Absentee Ballot Application by mail
is March 1st, but it is strongly encouraged that you mail your application
no later than Wednesday, February 20th.

Find out more about early voting, print an application for an absentee
ballot, and share early voting information with your friends and family
here:

http://my.barackobama.com/OHearlyvote

Barack won the most states and the most delegates on Super Tuesday,
and he has won every contest since. But the race for the Democratic nomination
is still extremely close.

Ohio is one of the largest and closest of the remaining states, and
we need to win every vote and every delegate we can.

Early voting is a great way to show your family, friends, and neighbors
that you’ve made up your mind and you’re supporting Barack Obama.

And, if you plan to volunteer for the campaign on Election Day, early
voting is a great way to make sure you are free all day long.

Find your location to vote early as an Absentee In Person voter:

http://my.barackobama.com/OHearlylookup

Learn more about the early vote process and vote Absentee by Mail:

http://my.barackobama.com/OHearlyvote

Thanks for supporting Barack and for casting your vote early,

Paul

Paul Tewes
Ohio State Director
Obama for America

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