Canvassing with Eve in Portland, OR

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Eve and her family hit the streets to convince fellow Oregonians to cast their ballot for Senator Obama.

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• Portland

[kayscaiwerr]

Thanks members!. We here in NY are proud of you. May the Lord have mercy on us and grant us this Candidate!!

OBAMA '08

[Hilliselitist]

VOTE FOR OBAMA

OREGON FOR OBAMA !

[Taylor4change]

It's SO COOL to see so many of us out there this time!

I was out 4 years ago - but things were much weirder then, maybe - did you run into any crazy people this time out?

[masktstar]

Eve,

Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm for Obama with us.

I too did loads of canvassing in Indiana, because I beleive in change that can be made by him.

Thank you again or sharing your story of inspiration with us.

[mariaelena419]

What a wonderful story of 3 generations of Barack supporters in Portland. Keep up the good work of inspiring your neighbors and the youngest generation. Si se puede!

[noelharris555]

good work and we americans have to elect this guy

[Willjk89]

HILLARY 2008

[parispeter2]

Great work Eve - keep going all the way!

[mrvan12]

EVE for OBAMA :]

[focused26]

Im not from the US but loads of people in the UK and the world want and support OBAMA!

Vote OBAMA 2008!!! tell your friends, your family, your co-workers, colleagues, mom, dad, neighbour EVERYONE! Make a positive change!

People like Eve are inspiring!

Si Se Puede! Yes We Can!

[riwired]

Thank You Eve! What a great family. I agree with that other comment, that is a rocking haircut! Oregon vote for Barack!!

[dannybonaduce14]

The latest Zogby daily tracking telephone poll shows.

The survey of likely Democratic Party primary voters shows that in North Carolina, Obama leads with 48% support, compared to 40% for Clinton and 13% either undecided or preferring someone else. In Indiana, Obama is nursing a tiny lead of two points, winning 44% support, compared to 42% for Clinton and 15% unsure or wanting someone else.