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With the help of eager first-years who had already expressed interest in the John Kerry campaign, the College Dems went door-to-door throughout the Yard and signed up 150 new members Wednesday. The “dorm storm” was designed to encourage students to participate in the group’s numerous activities planned during this election year...
Jenny R. Blank ’08, a Kerry supporter who was visited in Apley Court by the dorm stormers, said she does not plan to join the group but she likes the idea of the door-to-door recruitment. “I think it’s good,” she said. “I like the grassroots campaign and that they’re offering information to the students. Some people just need to be told...
Iscayau is a political junkie. She went door-to-door campaigning for former Vermont Gov. Howard B. Dean. She has spoken at “so many” workers’ rallies that she cannot even produce a number. As a non-citizen, Iscayau is not eligible to vote in U.S. elections, but that has not prevented the leadership of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) from taking notice of her political acumen...
...party headquarters, young basijis - the militant grassroots enforcers of clerical rule - campaigned on the streets and went from door-to-door to get out the vote. They even solicited votes through chain text messages on mobile telephones. Their work paid off, making the small Abadgaran candidate list ubiquitous in many of Tehran's election centers...
Students from the REP sought contributions door-to-door in first-year dorms and postered the upperclass Houses requesting donations. Recycling and Waste Management helped transport the collected items to the shelter...