Dear Annah,

I have some exciting news.

Starting this Saturday, March 1st, Obama supporters are launching a One Million for Change canvass across Ohio — an opportunity to put our amazing grassroots energy to work in support of Barack in the final days before the Ohio primary on March 4th.

We’ve set a goal of knocking on one million doors between now and Primary Day — and you can help make it happen.

This canvass will be a great opportunity to reach out to voters face-to-face and help Get Out The Vote for Barack.

Make a commitment to talk to your friends and neighbors about our movement — sign up for the One Million for Change canvass now:

http://oh.barackobama.com/onemillionforchange

Across the country, we’ve seen the amazing things that happen when people work together, united behind a common purpose.

Now, we’re heading into the March 4th Ohio primary with the most states, the most delegates, and having won the last 11 contests in a row.

This election in Ohio will play an important role in determining the Democratic nominee, and now’s the time to make sure as many Ohio voters as possible hear about the kind of change that Barack will bring to Washington.

Be a part of the One Million for Change canvass that is happening in your neighborhood and throughout the state.

No prior experience is required, and I promise this will be an experience of a lifetime. Come out and meet your fellow supporters and talk to people in your community about why you are a part of this movement.

Learn more and sign up to canvass now:

http://oh.barackobama.com/onemillionforchange

Together, we can change America.

See you this weekend,

Paul

Paul Tewes
Ohio State Director
Obama for America

P.S. — Early voting is happening at your County Board of Elections office every weekday between now and March 3rd and on the Saturday before the  election. Use our online tool to find your early voting location:

http://oh.barackobama.com/OHearlylookup

Here are some things to remember when you go to early vote:

* All registered voters in Ohio can vote in the Democratic primary.

* Bring one of the following forms of ID: the last 4 digits of your Social Security number, your Ohio driver’s license, a state-issued photo ID, or one of these documents showing your current address — a utility bill, pay stub, bank statement, or government document.

* If you have any questions about voting early, call our Ohio hotline at (866) 675-2008 and press 4.

Sent by Annah.