rp08orbust
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I can find the zip codes and send them to you. PM me your email and give me like 10 minutes to compile them.
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I can find the zip codes and send them to you. PM me your email and give me like 10 minutes to compile them.
One awesome phonebanker's first 8 calls:
Left 1 voicemail
Spoke with 7 Ron Paul supporters
6 of those are going to Caucus plus 1 maybe
2 of those are bringing 2 more
2 are bring 1 more
So, 12 Ron Paul supporters to caucus in just 8 calls!
Donate, and call!!!
same thing happened when i clicked on your post.![]()
That doesnt tell us anything about effectiveness of this program. The real question is how many people does get persuaded to go and vote and not how many of them would get and voted without call..
P.s.
I am not criticizing so please dont go all gay claw attack on me.
We need more volunteers to call..
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And PM me your name, number, and email... this way i'll get someone to get back to you quicker otherwise you might have to wait longer.
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Originally Posted by Barrex
That doesnt tell us anything about effectiveness of this program. The real question is how many people does get persuaded to go and vote and not how many of them would get and voted without call..
P.s.
I am not criticizing so please dont go all gay claw attack on me.
This is true, though a statistical argument can be made that the high rate of those intending to vote for Ron Paul is mostly the result of the robocall, since 1) a miniscule percentage of the state will actually vote in the caucus and 2) the portion of the population reached by the robocall is quite small. The probability of these two groups of people overlapping to such a great extent would be low unless the robocalls themselves are persuading people to vote.
It would be nice to have empirical evidence to support this conclusion though.
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