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Citizens Party & Mark Greene Will Need Voters' Help In Pre-Primary Date Phase

The Citizens Party and Mark Greene are asking voters who are reading this post to help Mark make the Top 2 by contacting 5 other registered voters who live in the 9th Congressional District (Bellevue, Mercer Island, S.E. Seattle, Newcastle, Tukwila, SeaTac, Des Moines, Renton, Kent, Federal Way, N.E. Tacoma [Pierce County] and some unincorporated areas of King County) and asking them to vote for this citizens,' common people's and nation-oriented campaign.    

It doesn't matter which mode of communication that you use, whether it's face-to-face, phone, social media or whatever, but making 5 contacts is the most important part.  If everybody reading these words did that, that could mean an extra couple of thousand votes right there, but definitely a thousand, at least.  If this campaign could just increase by a tenth the amount of support that it already has before the August 5th primary, then Mark Greene would be practically assured of making the Top 2 and thereby being in the General Election against the internationalist-oriented congressman, Adam Smith.  Just 5 by August 5 - thank you!

Other steps that you could do to help the campaign before the 5th of August, 2014:

  1. Write a letter to editor to the Seattle Times or the Tacoma News Tribune, or smaller papers, in support of Mark Greene for Congress.
  2. Write out a script, then call people you don't know from the telephone book of your city, and remind them that ballots must be in before Aug. 5, and ask them to vote for Mark Greene for Congress.  If you're from Seattle, remember that only the S.E. section of the city, basically bordering Tukwila and Renton, and close or fairly close to Lake Washington, is in the 9th.
  3. Send a donation of $10, or whatever you can afford, to the campaign: "Mark Greene for Congress:"  P.O. Box 612, Bellevue, WA 98009.  (Accidentally had wrong box number in there for a few minutes, so please double-check before mailing.  Thanks.)

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