FYI. Here is a link to find your polling place -----Forwarded Message----- From: Ed Goppelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Oct 27, 2004 2:20 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Presidential Election
Dear Fellow Philadelphian: This year's Presidential election continues to be a very close race that will strongly affect our City and Nation for years to come. Make sure your vote counts! If you live in Philadelphia, don't forget to double check your polling place *before* going out to vote. I've set up this web page to make checking fast and easy: http://www.hallwatch.org/elections/wardbook/pollingplace Here's how it works: you type in your address and Hallwatch tells you where your polling place is. That's it. No busy signals, open 24/7 and updated daily. The City plans on sending you a post card informing you of your polling place. City leaders have done what they could to ensure that everyone votes. But did you know that polling places change daily--including the day of the election? Don't end up going to the wrong polling place because you relied on old information! Our votes as Philadelphians may well decide this race: with twenty-one electoral votes up for grabs, Pennsylvania is second only to Florida in the battleground states. The latest polls show President Bush enjoying a thin lead (2 per cent) in the nation as a whole, while Democrat John Kerry has a slightly more robust lead (4 per cent) here in Pennsylvania. For more information on the election see Ed Schwartz's web site: http://www.urbanvoters.org/Campaigns/campaigns.html As Americans we have the right to choose our leaders in a free and fair election. Many in the world do not. On November 2, let's put that right to good use. Sincerely, Edmund Goppelt [EMAIL PROTECTED] PS: Do you have questions about the service? Email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please forward this email to anyone you think might find it useful. ---- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named "UnivCity." To unsubscribe or for archive information, see <http://www.purple.com/list.html>.
