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Obama Campaign Press Release - Obama Campaign Holds Statewide Canvass Today in 82 Communities Across Iowa

November 03, 2007

Volunteers Will Knock on tens of Thousands of Doors Across the State

Des Moines, IA -- The Obama for America Iowa campaign today will hold a statewide canvass in 82 communities in Iowa, knocking on tens of thousands of doors across the state. The day of action was kicked off by former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle from South Dakota, former Oklahoma U.S. Congressman Brad Carson, and former Governor of Mississippi Ray Mabus at a rally with volunteers in Des Moines. Daschle, Carson and Mabus said Senator Obama is the best candidate to move our country past red state and blue state divides and unite us on the values we share.

"I'm seeing in Mississippi what I'm seeing across the nation, people in both parties are excited about Senator Obama's candidacy and ready for a candidate who will bring people together and transform our country," Mabus said. "Barack Obama has experience bridging partisan division to make progress on our priorities and his widespread appeal across the political spectrum makes him the best candidate to lead America."

Below please find some canvass staging locations for media interested in covering the events. More locations are available upon request:

Kossuth County

Obama for America campaign office

14 N Dodge St

Algona

11:00 AM

Woodbury County

Obama for America campaign office

1322 Pierce Street

Sioux City

11:00 AM

Story County

Obama for America campaign office

303 Welch Ave

Ames

11:00 AM

Black Hawk County

Obama for America campaign office

4807 University Avenue, Ste. 101

Cedar Falls

10:00 AM

Dubuque County

Obama for America campaign office

219 W. 9th St.

Dubuque

12:00 NOON

Pottawattamie County

Obama for America campaign office

500 West Broadway, Ste. 150

Council Bluffs

11:00 AM

Barack Obama, Obama Campaign Press Release - Obama Campaign Holds Statewide Canvass Today in 82 Communities Across Iowa Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/292459

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