Iowa

Le Taz Hot

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12. Thanks for all who replied.

Mon Nov 9, 2015, 10:56 AM

Nov 2015

So, if we decide to limit our phone banking for Bernie events, is there any other way, other than door-to-door (we're 3,000 miles away), that we can effectively influence Iowans to go out and caucus for our candidate?

This important to those of us who live in primary states that are so much later in the primary season: We almost never get to vote for our chosen candidate because all is (usually) decided long before our primary ever occurs in June. We're just trying everything we know how to keep him going through the ENTIRE process so we CAN vote for him.

Thanks again for everyone who has replied to this thread.

LTH

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Question for Iowans [View all] Le Taz Hot Nov 2015 OP

I don't know about Iowa, specifically 72DejaVu Nov 2015 #1

Oh boy.... Inspired Nov 2015 #2

So, I guess, this is what I don't understand. Le Taz Hot Nov 2015 #3

LTH - we just got caller ID added - I live in Iowa rurallib Nov 2015 #4

Excellent! Le Taz Hot Nov 2015 #5

I love live - robo calls get an immediate hangup most of the time from me rurallib Nov 2015 #10

That is one of my pet peeves, calling but not leaving a message. Thor_MN Nov 2015 #11

I think a goodly number of Iowans are still interested in the campaign and Frustratedlady Nov 2015 #6

I'm an Iowan. emmadoggy Nov 2015 #7

I answer lots of calls. If it says "unknown caller" and turns out to be a campaign or political emulatorloo Nov 2015 #8

I agree that Iowans take their responsibility murielm99 Nov 2015 #9

Thanks for all who replied. Le Taz Hot Nov 2015 #12

I don't answer calls if I don't know who they're from. 47of74 Nov 2015 #13

So, in your estimation, Le Taz Hot Nov 2015 #14