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Mission: Two Objectives a) Vote for John Brunner for #mogov b) Be a Poll Worker for John - This is so easy anyone that can hold a Brunner sign up & smile and wave can do it. Just stand (or sit) a close but respectable distance (25 ft) from the poll entrance in your Brunner shirt holding a small sign and being very polite. Just hold the sign up, and smile & wave to the folks, its that easy & simple.

Its kind of sad but true that many people just vote for a name that is familiar. This primary is very tight & we're told could come down to who has the most people out there getting their name in front of the masses as they head in to vote. One vote could swing a precinct or ward. Whether you can commit an hr or two or all day, know that the

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