Obama Campaign Holding Over 170 Events Statewide; Over 4,200 Nationwide

 

DES MOINES - Tomorrow and Sunday, Obama Campaign volunteers in Iowa will participate in an "It Takes One to Get to Six" day of action as part of the "It Takes One" nationwide initiative. The Day of Action begins the 60 day countdown to early vote and the 100 day countdown to Election Day. The campaign is holding canvass kick-off media events in 11 Iowa cities and over 170 events statewide.

 

Last week, First Lady Michelle Obama kicked off the "It Takes One" initiative with a video. Watch at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbWk_PYg600. Iowans can find their local canvass at www.barackobama.com/one and follow the canvassing action on Twitter by using the hashtags #ItTakesOne and #60DaysOut.

 

"That one conversation you have, that one new volunteer you recruit, that could be the difference between waking up on November 7th and feeling the promise of four more years or asking yourself, could I have done more?," said First Lady Michelle Obama.

 

This election is a clear choice between President Obama's vision to create jobs, reclaim security for the middle class and restore the basic values that make our country great, and Mitt Romney, who wants to continue tax giveaways to millionaires and billionaires and return us to the failed policies of the past, including letting Wall Street write its own rules.

 

From Council Bluffs to Davenport, volunteers are talking to their neighbors about President Obama's vision for an economy built to last, because they know how much is at stake.

 

"Every single person can make a difference in this election - and this week we're asking supporters to start by taking one action that will help grow our campaign," said Iowa State Director Brad Anderson. "The idea is that if we all commit to doing at least one thing to organize our communities, the combined impact will ensure that this President can keep moving this country forward for another four years."

 

The following events are open to the press:

 

Saturday, July 28th

Dubuque with Sen. Pam Jochum

Caroline Koppes Home

2115 Embassy West Dr., Dubuque, IA 52002

10:00am

 

Ames with Treasurer Mike Fitzgerald

Story County Dem Headquarters

413 Northwestern Ave., Ames 50010

10:00am

 

Waterloo with Senator Jeff Danielson

Seerley Park

W Seerley Blvd & Iowa St, Cedar Falls 50613

10:00am

 

Davenport with Mayor Bill Gluba 

Home of Judy Voss

2718 E. Locust St., Davenport, 52803

10:00am

 

Mason City with Senator Amanda Ragan

Home of Dean Genth

145 Pebble Creek Dr. Mason City 50401

10:00am

 

Cedar Rapids with Rep. Tyler Olson

Linn Co Democratic Headquarters

2857 Mt. Vernon Rd. SE, Cedar Rapids 52403

10:00am

 

Des Moines with Former Lt. Governor Sally Pederson

OFA Iowa Headquarters

2932 Ingersoll Avenue, Des Moines 50312

10:00am

 

Burlington with Tom Courtney

Des Moines County Headquarters

900 Osborn St., Burlington 52601

10:00am

 

Sioux City with Rep. Chris Hall

OFA Office

520 14th St, Sioux City 51105

10:00am

 

 

Sunday, July 29th

Iowa City with Sen. Bob Dvorsky

Home of Chris Kovitch

119 Pearl, Iowa City 52245

1:00pm

 

Council Bluffs with Co. Party Chair Linda Nelson

OFA Office

1851 Madison Ave, Suite 200, Council Bluffs 51503

1:00pm

 

Ottumwa

OFA Office

224 E. 2nd St, Ottumwa, 52501

1:00pm

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