All Abigail Adams Project members can play a role in the mission of educating Oregon voters. This page will list the opportunities that are currently available. Pick a project that utilizes your skills and fits your interests. Be actively involved. YOU can make a difference in the Oregon 2012 election!
Pick from the list below and e-mail abigailadamsproject+oregon@gmail.com for the specific details of the assignment. We will provide you with all the training, help and support you will need.
TOP PRIORITY RIGHT NOW!
Twitter – help send out voter information through @OR_AbbyAProject
Questionnaire Committees – help write questions for 2012 candidates.
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County Volunteers – join your county group and help the county coordinator produce and distribute a voter guide for candidates on your local ballot.
GoogleDoc Expert – help produce candidate comparison charts
Distribute flyers with tear-off strips for local bulletin boards.
AAP Flyer with Tear-offs Link
Voter Guide Distribution to neighborhood (precincts), church and community groups.
Website tech support – create template for posting AAP voter guide and AAP button on websites with easy step-by-step instructions for groups and candidates. Provide telephone support as needed.
Project Partner Liason – communicate with other groups you are a member of in sharing information. Coordinate presentations with group leaders.
Area Reporter – be the eyes and ears of your local area – report on new candidates, special elections, voter Information events, etc.
Voter Registration Promoter See on-line form on AAP Main page. E-mail link and post on websites. Distribute voter registration cards in your community. This position has many possibilities.
Power Point Expert – help with AAP presentations
Video Expert – help with AAP videos
Candidate Profile Pages – help collect information about the candidates and post to candidate profile pages.
Answer Verification – Work with a team to research candidate answers and verify with voting records.
Put OregonAbigailAdams.org in your signature line.
Contact local media – newspapers, radio, TV. Discuss the need for better voter information and the need for candidates to be forthcoming and not hide their views from the voters.
Print Candidate Guides and other materials.
