Ways to make a difference
ORGANIZE!
The Independent Weekly is looking for opportunities around the Triangle--at businesses and special events--to set up a voter registration table. If you have a location and would like to have our volunteers register voters, send us an email at editors@ indyweek.com and write "Registration Request" in the header.John Edwards, Tuesday, May 25, www.edwards2004.meetup.com
John Kerry, Thursday, May 27, www.kerry2004.meetup.com
Howard Dean/Democracy for America, Wednesday, June 2, www.dfa.meetup.com
Dennis Kucinich, Thursday, June 3, www.kucinich2004.meetup.com
Erskine Bowles, Thursday, June 3, www.ebbowlesforsenate.meetup.com/368
Wesley Clark , Monday, June 7, www.clark2004.meetup.com
The Independent Weekly is looking for opportunities around the Triangle--at businesses and special events--to set up a voter registration table. If you have a location and would like to have our volunteers register voters, send us an email at editors@ indyweek.com and write "Registration Request" in the header.
MEET UPS!
All meetings at 7 p.m.; locations are sent after signing up for each candidate's meetup.
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