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The Obama campaign has designated Nevada as an important battleground state, with Senator Kerry losing by only 20,000 out of more than 800,000 votes cast. The Westside Democratic Headquarters will send a team of volunteers to the Las Vegas areas to register new voters and help swing Nevada into the Obama column. Buses will be leaving on both Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, and returning Sunday night. The HQ will cover most of the costs, and will ask for only a small donation to help us out. Join us! Call (310) 576- 2090 for more information 5:00 pm
Please join us and fellow Democrats as we watch Senator Obama and Senator McCain on our big screen TV as they debate the issues we face as a country and people. This debate will take place at the University of Mississippi, will focus on foreign policy and national security, and is moderated by PBS' Jim Lehrer. | ||
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DPSFV is the coordinating body for a coalition of 27 Democratic Clubs located in the seven Assembly Districts which are wholly or partially located in the San Fernando Valley. Read more about DPSFV...
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