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I don’t need to tell you that May 6th is a big day for this campaign.

We face two very close contests in North Carolina and Indiana — two of the biggest states left to vote in the Democratic primary.

With thousands of voters who haven’t been reached yet in both states, what we do — or don’t do — in the next four days will be decisive.

This weekend is our last, best chance to make an impact before May 6th, and you can help from your own home by using our online calling tool. The most important thing you can do between now and Tuesday is reach out to your fellow voters in these key battleground states.

You’ve been one of our strongest supporters, and you know there’s nothing more effective than a person-to-person conversation. Remind Obama supporters to vote and talk to undecided voters about the kind of change Barack will bring to this country.

We hope we can count on you to make calls this weekend. Get started right away:

http://my.barackobama.com/callnow

With our online calling tool, it’s never been easier to make an impact:

1. When you log in, you’ll get a list of 25 names that only you will receive. (If you don’t have a My.BarackObama account, creating one is fast and easy.)
2. Click on a name and you’ll be led through a simple script, question by question.
3. If you want, you can now print your numbers and the script and enter your results back into the system later.

http://my.barackobama.com/callnow

Thank you,

Jon

Jon Carson
National Voter Contact Director
Obama for America

P.S. — If you’re a student, you can talk to other students:

http://my.barackobama.com/studentcalls

If you are a woman, you can choose to speak with other women about why you support Barack:

http://my.barackobama.com/wfocall

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