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mucifer

(24,890 posts)
1. I know that. I was a volunteer that came over from Chicago knocking on doors. There
Mon Aug 12, 2024, 09:44 PM
Aug 2024

were a lot of us. I bumped into a neighbors from my childhood . They were coming from Chicago knocking on doors, too . It was a blast especially since they had us doing the get out the vote. So we knocked on Democrats doors in a blue part of the state. So we were spoiled and yet we could claim we contributed.

mucifer

(24,890 posts)
4. Yeah, and I was there on election night in Grant Park Chicago. Mind blowing. I'm gonna shut up now.
Mon Aug 12, 2024, 09:53 PM
Aug 2024

SheilaAnn

(10,176 posts)
5. OMG, how I so wanted to be there that night while sitting on my couch in Florida. It was so joyous and emotional. n/t
Tue Aug 13, 2024, 06:41 AM
Aug 2024

Jokerman

(3,538 posts)
6. I will never forget that election.
Wed Aug 21, 2024, 02:26 PM
Aug 2024

For the last six days of the election we opened up our house to the Obama campaign and hundreds of volunteers who were canvassing.

We were at a party in a downtown hotel when we found out that my wife had just been elected to our township board and when Obama was declared the winner!

We chanted "Yes We Did" until our voices gave out.

As an added bonus, the previous time that Indiana went blue in 1964, my dad won his first election to the statehouse.

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