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TARP-Representatives' voting record

Health Care Bill- Representatives' voting record on Nov. 7, 2010

Health Care Bill - Senators' voting record on Dec. 24, 2009

Health Care Bill- Representatives' voting record on March 21, 2010

When election time rolls around again you may want to inform your friends and family about the voting records of the politicians who are up for reelection in their state. So, begin now to gather emails and mailing addresses of people and organizations that will need this information.  
 
[x] Notice who sends emails to you and lots of other people. Be sure to put these senders' email addresses in your list. When an election is coming up, send them some information about how a candidate voted and include the link to this website.  
 
[x] Use Google Search to find organizations that might pass inform their mailing list about this easy-to-use site. There is usually contact information on every website.  
 
[x] Don't limit your contact list to only like-minded people. Americans from all walks of life understand the value of having accurate data in hand when making voting decisions. Send voting records to people of every political persuasion.  
 
[x] Go to blogsearch.google.com to find an endless list of blogs. Type a word or phrase into the search box, such as:
democratic party
patriotic groups
Massachusetts voter  
 
Go to these blogs and write a short post inviting people to the Vote Trackers' website.  
 
[x] Use the 'group' feature of Facebook to let people know this voting information is available to them in simple format from this website.

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