Change: impact, and soimpact. ifIf you're a voter who's got a little extra time to help out by spreading the word to your friends, family, and colleagues -- or an activist, journalist, or blogger -- we hope you'll get involved and help protect voting rights acrossfor America."everybody."   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1447)

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Change: Renamed from Workshop media release (draft) by JonPincus Oct 30 2008, 3:14 PM EDT for: final version. (i hope)

Change: Blend,Blend, one of the major hubs of the black blogosphere. There are also major opportunities for synergy between various online activism efforts, for example arming participants in citizen journalism projects like Twitter Vote Report and Video the Vote with the one-page summary information,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1512)

Change: or check back at our Media Room at http://www.votersuppression.net/page/Media+room For more informationThe full report is available at http://www.votersuppression.net/page/Workshop+ReportAudio clips of additional discussions of the report and the broader grassroots election protection and citizen journalism movements are available at http://www.votersuppression.net/page/Last-minute+strategy+roundtable. Visit our Media Room at http://www.votersuppression.net/page/Media+room About   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1512)

Change: have come together with and Voter Suppression Wiki, and we're just one of many organizations working in this space. There are still incredible opportunities to   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1477)

Change: The not so good news isUnfortunately, thatthough, many voters still do notdon't know what they can do if they arethey're faced with a problem voting at the polls." Low-tech community-focused and word-of-mouth activities are likely to be   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1590)

Change: and technologies to help bring to life the honored privilege of the right to vote and to make a difference."Rather than simply making people feel frustrated and disheartened about the challenge, the Voter Suppression   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1593)

Change: Harry Waisbren, a Campus Progress representative at the University of Wisconsin, emphasizes that "these new tools provide activists, especially the more tech savvy student activists, with the remarkable ability to discover and prevent voter suppression while it is occurring by receiving directions from the web or their cell phones." Additional   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1590)

Change: "Voters in battleground states are particularly hungry for information at the polls because they are anticipating problems. The good news is that voters seem to   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1524)