With 100 days to go, Dems organize canvass
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com ReporterThe Campaign for Change and former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen' (D-Madbury) senatorial campaign are organizing supporters for a weekend canvass.
Both campaigns are encouraging supporters to sign-up for a local canvass set to take place on Saturday, which will mark 100 days until Election Day.
"This Saturday, supporters like you from every corner of New Hampshire are going to be joining 100 Day Canvass events -- reaching out in their local communities and helping spread Barack's message of change," wrote Campaign for Change field director Katina Tsongas in an e-mail to supporters. "No political experience is required. We'll provide you with everything you need."
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