This Halloween, we need fewer witches and more superheroes!

This Halloween, we need fewer witches and more superheroes! So start making your capes, masks and bullet-repelling wristbands!

 

'Cuz really, enough is enough. Diane is standing up - she's fighting back. But she can't do it alone. She needs all of us standing with her. Captain Lockstep and her Texas friends such as ATM (Bob Perry) and Tom DeLay (gerrymandering) are counting on Dems and youth not voting this year.  We can't stand on the sidelines and let Diane fight alone - this election is about all of us.

This Saturday, if you’re in Albuquerque, come down to the:

Rally for the Future!

Tiguex Park in Old Town, Albuquerque
Saturday, October 23
2pm-4pm

 

 

 

 

Organized by local superhero Adrian Carver, this youth Get Out The Vote (GOTV) event will feature food, some incredible slam poetry and flamenco, a DJ, and yes, superheroes! 

 

Why is this GOTV rally so critical? There’s about 48,000 young voters in the state (between 18-34) who voted for the first time for President Obama and are registered either Democratic or independent. If the polls are right, this election could well be decided by something less than 28,000 votes, out of close to 700,000 votes cast!   

 

The math is easy. If these young voters vote, the Heart of New Mexico, Diane Denish, wins.

If they don't,  we all lose to Captain Lockstep.

                                                                                                                                                                                       

So put on your superhero costume this Saturday and come down to the GOTV rally! We’ll be giving out a prize for the most creative superhero!

With a decade worth of policies at stake, it’s time to get out that youth vote.

 

Rally for the Future!

Tiguex Park in Old Town, Albuquerque

Saturday, October 23
2pm-4pm