Hello, Walters
Here is a summary of Dashboard activity for Wednesday, September 19th
Courtney Wheeler in IL posted an announcement
Team-
You've probably heard: In many states, the election law landscape has shifted, but with your help we are fighting back through registering, educating, and protecting voters.
The Victory Counsel is the volunteer voter protection legal team that will be on the front lines of the fight to protect voting rights in this election. We help guide, build, and support efforts to ensure that every eligible voter can vote on Election Day. 
Are you an attorney, paralegal, or law student? Will you join the Victory Counsel today and help make a difference in this election? Sign up here and join our Victory Counsel Dashboard Group: 
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Geoff Berman in NY posted an announcement
Are you a supporter getting excited for this election, but maybe new to our campaign and Dashboard?
If so, this is the training for you: Dashboard Introductory Training, Thursday, 8:30 pm ET. You'll learn how to get more involved, and how to use the site's tools to connect with others in your community and around the country.
How to join: Just go to [url] at the appointed time and log in as a guest using your name.
This training for people who are new to Dashboard and have yet to connect with their neighborhood team.
You'll learn about Dashboard's key features and purposes, and how to can connect online and offline with other supporters.
Buffy Wicks in IL posted an announcement
Team, 
Today, the youth vote team launched #ForAll-a social media campaign that encourages supporters to post a photo of themselves that explains why they're voting in this election. 
It's important we show why we're supporting a president who stands up for us all. So share your photo, then spread the word! 
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Also, for those of you getting settled back at school, you can find and join your campus team here: [url] 
Note: Joining a campus team will remove you from your neighborhood team.
Jim Messina in IL posted an announcement
Team- 
Yesterday we learned what Mitt Romney really thinks about "47 percent" of Americans. Speaking at a closed-door fundraiser to fellow millionaires, he said that nearly half of Americans view themselves as "victims" who are entitled to handouts, and are unwilling to take "personal responsibility" for their lives. 
Mitt Romney is asking to serve as President for all Americans-but he's already written off half of the country with disdain.
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