TOMORROW: Bucks County Phonebank

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This month, thousands in Bucks County, PA picked up a call with “Johnson + Johnson” on the caller ID, expecting to hear about a COVID-19 vaccine.

Instead, they were slapped with requests to attend Bucks County GOP events for the primary.

Tomorrow, Turn PA Blue is making calls into Bucks County, PA, urging voters to apply for vote by mail ballots ahead of the May 18th primary. And, we promise to check the caller IDs.

Sign up to phone bank tomorrow, March 25th at 4PM or 6PM ET. We’re reminding voters that they have to re-apply every year.

Or, fight back by donating to our Local Elections Fund. Contributions made this week will be given to local Democratic clubs in Bucks County and elsewhere in PA!

Thanks for standing up.

— Turn PA Blue

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Turn PA Blue is committed to harnessing the power and energy of committed volunteers to help elect Democrats up and down the ballot in 2020. The grassroots energy enhanced by Turn PA Blue has the ability to drive turnout and energy upward to help Democrats running across the state at all levels. Our goal is also to integrate the inclusion of new voices into the Democratic Party on all levels, with particular emphasis on strengthening the local parties whose infrastructure is vital to the growth and efficacy of the Democratic Party will also serve to “build our bench” for future candidate recruitment.

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