Mississippi: Our Moment is Now

From bararckobama.com:

Mississippi: Your Moment is Now

by Christopher Hass, Tuesday, March 11, 2008 at 04:48 AM

Today, for the first time in 20 years, Mississippi will play a major role in selecting the Democratic nominee for president. All across the state voters are heading to the polls to add their voices to the millions calling for change.

Polls are open today from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and any registered voter can cast their vote for Barack by requesting a Democratic ballot at their polling location.

Find your polling location now, and check the information below to make sure that you know how and where to vote for Barack today.

For more than a year, we've worked together and built a grassroots movement for change that's sweeping across the country. Today, the eyes of the nation turn to Mississippi. This is your moment, your chance to be part of history.

Mississippi Voter Rights:

• Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 11th. If you are in line by 7:00 p.m., you must be allowed to vote.
• In Mississippi, any registered voter can vote for Barack on Tuesday by requesting a Democratic ballot at the polls.
• If you believe you were left off the voter list or otherwise prevented from regular voting by error, you must be allowed to cast a provisional ballot.
• No identification is required at the polling place unless you are a first-time voter. If you are a first-time voter in Mississippi who registered by mail and did not provide identification at that time, you should bring a valid photo ID, current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck, government check, or other government document that shows your name and address.
• If you have problems or questions, call our voter hotline at 1-866-675-2008 and press 4.

Barack Obama in Jackson, Mississippi on March 11, 2008.

Wyoming Caucus Info

Here's information on voting in the Wyoming Caucus tomorrow from barackobama.com:

Wyoming Caucus Info: Your Moment Is Now

by Christopher Hass, Friday, March 07, 2008 at 08:17 AM

The eyes of the country will be on Wyoming tomorrow, as the Wyoming Caucuses become the next stage for this historic presidential race. If you live in Wyoming, this is your chance to stand for change and make your voice heard. Each county has one caucus location, and start times vary by county. Some caucuses start early tomorrow morning, so please take a moment to double check your caucus location and start time now.

Wyoming Democratic party spokesman Bill Luckett described tomorrow's caucuses as “a once-in-a-generation opportunity.” If you live in Wyoming, this is your chance to be part of history.

Take a moment to find your caucus location and time now and make plans to caucus for Barack on Saturday.

Caucusing is easy, and you can learn everything you need to know to caucus below. And be sure to bring as many friends and family with you as you can – just a few extra people could make a difference.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Wyoming Caucus:

Who can caucus?
Any Wyoming Democrat who registered by February 22nd is eligible to participate in the caucus and help change Washington by supporting Barack.

Where and when do I caucus?
Each county has one caucus location. The caucuses are this Saturday, March 8th, but start times vary by county. Some caucuses begin as early as 7:30 AM, so be sure to find your caucus location and time in advance.

When should I arrive at the caucus?
Please arrive at your caucus location at least 30 minutes prior to your caucus start time. Only voters in line when the caucus convention is called to order are allowed to participate.

Do I need to bring anything?
You are not required to have a ID in order to participate, and the caucus is free and open to the public. But you may need to wait outside briefly, so dress appropriately!

Will I be required to speak?
No. You are not required to speak at the event -- simply cast your vote for Barack!

Can I leave after casting my vote for Barack?
Yes. After the presidential preference poll is completed, you may leave the caucus if you do not wish to be a delegate.

If you live in or near Laramie, you can see Barack in person tonight at the Stand For Change Rally at the University of Wyoming.

And no matter where you are, you can help out by making calls to Wyoming to identify supporters and encourage them to get out and caucus on Saturday!

Visit WY.BarackObama.com for more news and information from Wyoming.

Help us grow this movement in Wyoming and across the country:

Wisconsin & Hawai'i: Your Moment is Now

Wisconsin and Hawai'i vote tomorrow. Barack Obama will try to maintain momentum going into Mar. 4 when four states including Texas and Ohio will vote.

Here is voting information for Tuesday.

Wisconsin & Hawai'i: Your Moment is Now

by Christopher Hass, Monday, February 18, 2008 at 05:30 PM

Important Voting Info: On Tuesday voters throughout Wisconsin will head to the polls, while Hawaiians prepare to caucus Tuesday night. Both states allow same-day registration; in Wisconsin Democrats, Republicans, and Independents can all vote for Barack, and Hawaiians can change their registration to Democrat at their caucus sites. Use the links below to find out when, where and how to vote or caucus for Barack Obama:

Wisconsin

• Polls open from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM
• Open to all Democrats, Republicans, and Independents
• New voters can register at the polls
• Find Your Polling Location
• Wisconsin Primary Frequently Asked Questions

Hawai'i

• Caucus doors open at 6:30 PM, caucuses begin at 7:00 PM
• New voters can register at their caucus location
• Republicans and Independents and change their registration at their caucus location
• Find Your Caucus Location
• Hawai'i Top 10 Caucus Facts