Ohana Obama Strategy
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This document outlines a voter outreach strategy called "Ohana Obama" to help ensure victory for Barack Obama in the upcoming election. It identifies key challenges like reaching undecided voters and overcoming incorrect rumors among older generations. It argues that youth have strengths like strong social networks and passion that can be leveraged to convince family and friends to support Obama through voter registration, sharing success stories, and grassroots volunteer activities in the final month before the election. The overall goal is to activate extended social networks to help elect Barack Obama.
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Ohana Obama Strategy
- 1. Ohana Obama Our Strategy to Ensure Victory for Barack! “ Nothing can Stand in the Way of the Power of Millions of Voices Calling for Change”
- 3. Youth Community’s Strengths: - Extremely Well-Connected Network - High Internet Usage - Passionate, Inspired, Obama supporters
- 6. Ohana Obama’s Mission: WIN THIS ELECTION FOR BARACK OBAMA! Activate Your Family! www.ohanaobama.org