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October 14, 2004
Undue Outside Influence
The leftist British newspaper The Guardian is their readers to influence our elections
The result of the US election will affect the lives of millions around the world but those of us outside the 50 states have had no say in it - until now. In a unique experiment, G2 has assembled a democratic toolkit to enable people from Basildon to Botswana to campaign in the presidential race. And with a little help from the folks in Clark County, Ohio, you might help decide who takes up residence in the White House next month. Oliver Burkeman explains howand later
The article goes on to tell readers just how they should formulate their letters.Write to a voter
The most powerful transatlantic connection is a personal one, so we have designed a system to match individual Guardian readers with individual voters in Clark County, in the crucial swing state of Ohio. To join in, visit www.guardian.co.uk/clarkcounty and enter your email address. You'll receive, by email, the name and postal address of a Clark County voter.
Another hat tip to lgf.
There's also an article in today's Washington Times although I can't find the link just now.
Posted by Tom at October 14, 2004 11:30 AM
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