Where we go from here - email survey from David Plouffe

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Name --

Share your feedback Please take a few minutes and help shape the future of this movement.

Share your campaign experience and your thoughts on the best way to keep supporting our agenda for change.

The inauguration is just 62 days away, and as President-elect Obama and Vice President-elect Biden prepare to take office, they'll need your support more than ever.

You've built an organization in your community and across the country that will continue to work for change -- whether it's by building grassroots support for legislation, backing state and local candidates, or sharing organizing techniques to effect change in your neighborhood.

Your hard work built this movement. Now it's up to you to decide how we move forward.

Take this short survey and share your ideas:

http://my.barackobama.com/whatsnext

Thanks to you, this country has an historic opportunity. Electing Barack was the first big step, but there's a lot of challenging and important work ahead.

Together, we can keep making history,

David

David Plouffe
Campaign Manager
Obama for America

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1. From Ambinder about this survey: The Future Of Obama Activism

I'll be taking this survey if it will help in any way.


http://marcambinder.theatlantic.com/archives/2008/11/the_future_of_obama_activism.php

The Future Of Obama Activism

19 Nov 2008 11:59 am
(Note: Buzzin' Ben Smith first called attention to this.)

Barack Obama's political team -- OFA2, as they call it internally -- wants to know what Obama's supports would like to do with the 10,000,000-strong Obama volunteer army. Actually, that's 10 million e-mail addresses; the campaign estimates that two million people volunteered in some way and about one million volunteered to help get out Obama's vote.

They've sent a fairly comprehensive survey to everyone on The List asking everything from whether supporters attend religious services to whether they identify themselves with one of 16 identity groups to whether they'd be interested in helping Obama "pass legislation through grassroots efforts."

In an introductory e-mail, campaign manager David Plouffe writes that Obama and Biden "will need your support more than ever. You've built an organization in your community and across the country that will continue to work for change -- whether it's by building grassroots support for legislation, backing state and local candidates, or sharing organizing techniques to effect change in your neighborhood. Your hard work built this movement. Now it's up to you to decide how we move forward."