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By Carter Maddox
November 4, 2008

I talked with two men this morning who have been volunteering at the campaign offices for the past few days, doing all-important data entry. Here is some footage:

If that doesn't make you cry, you have a heart of steel.

Today has been a really emotional day -- as I've been walking around San Francisco, there's an unbelievable energy in the air. No on 8 volunteers have been stationed at intersections throughout the city, but there are also volunteers at polling places in every county. There are cars honking their support, people clapping for volunteers' efforts, and stickers being distributed left and right.

It's a special day, but the race is still really, really close. If you have friends in California, make sure they get to the polls!!!

Published November 4, 2008 by Carter Maddox | Permalink | Tags: California Elections Equality Gay Marriage Gay Rights

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