Another poll where you can help Al Franken

[dragonlady]

Barbara Boxer is running a poll concerning the Senate candidates that will get the winner a fundraising e-mail to her PAC list ("potentially tens of thousands of dollars"). I've voted for Al here too. It can't hurt. Here's the link:

http://ga4.org/pacforachange/challenger_open_vote.html?member_key=d78ix5rz7wim5k5&

[Wickerman]

1. A distant 2nd behind Noreiga. n/t

[Eric J in MN]

2. It looks like Rick Noreiga will win Barbara Boxer's poll, and...

...it looks like Al Franken will win Russ Feingold's poll.

In Russ Feingold's poll, there aren't any Senate candidates running in states as big as Texas.

[question everything]

3. Where is Feingold's poll?

I really hesitate to provide my email address, why can't they use some type of a cookie to assure only one vote per person?

[Mister Ed]

4. Here.

http://www.progressivepatriotsfund.com/pickapatriot/vote-senate-challengers-1.html

[dragonlady]

5. You could start a Yahoo or Hotmail account

Use is only for things like this and abandon it whenever you want.

[Eric J in MN]

6. They want to use the poll to expand their email list. NT

NT

[question everything]

7. That's what I am afraid

Just when I get snail mail from the Democratic party in general, or my representative in particular supposedly wanting my opinion about different topics and, while there, please donate to the cause.

[Eric J in MN]

8. Liberal PACs usually have Unsubscribe links on the bottom of their emails. NT

NT

[Mister Ed]

9. Noreiga wins with 32%, Al second with 24%

http://ga4.org/pacforachange/challenger_open_vote.html

In just one week, over 25,000 PAC for a Change community members voted in our "Choose a Challenger" contest. We're pleased to announce that Rick Noriega, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Texas, won the contest with 30% of the vote -- narrowly edging out Al Franken, who finished second with 24%.

Thank you so much to everyone who participated in our PAC for a Change "Choose a Challenger" online vote. Together, we can give President Obama a strong Democratic majority in 2009 and bring the change our country so desperately needs.