Your Leadership and Participation is Vital

It’s our time to take back America. It’s our time to make the change we seek.

Despite the fact that we - Maryland Democrats - did our part to set records for voter turnout during the 2008 Primary Elections across the land, we can’t take anything for granted. The work we do now will ensure we reach our goals.

Taking Back the White House – Grow Our Strength in Congress

Our goals are simple. We seek a Democrat in the White House. We will re-elect our Congressional Democrats. We will also give our new Democratic President two more votes in Congress. Democrats Frank Kratovil (MD - 1^st District) and Jennifer Dougherty (MD - 6^th District) will take back two seats previously held by Democrats as voters reject those Republicans who still stand with and work for a “3^rd Bush term.” 

On Saturday, March 29^th join hundreds of Marylanders who’ve said they are ready to build the most powerful ground game in Maryland history. We’re going door-to-door in hundreds of neighborhoods across Maryland to survey voters on the issues.

What You Can Do

Become a Neighborhood Leader

It’s simple and easy. Maybe an hour a week of your time can help organize the voters in your neighborhood. We’ll give you the materials and information you’ll need to find your like-minded neighbors and recruit more leaders who care about changing America as much as you. Go here to find out more.

Spring into Action on Saturday, March 29^th

This is when the ground game begins with a brief door-to-door survey of your neighbors. Each Neighborhood Leader will spend a little time on Saturday, March 29^th contacting 25 voters (We’ll help you target those voters.). A survey of 5 or 6 questions will help us learn from your neighbors and help you introduce yourself to the voters we need at the polls to Vote for Change in November.

The Ground Game Begins March 29^th

Your participation is crucial. Be a volunteer who helps create the change you seek. Become a Maryland Democratic Party Neighborhood Leader who provides the vital link between our Democratic candidates and the voters of your neighborhood.

Elections are won on the ground. Elections are won with voter turnout. Elections are won because people like you spend a little time and effort to make sure the change we seek happens at the polls on November 4^th, 2008.