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SACRAMENTO, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 08/10/07 -- Organizers of a new statewide campaign to
put Al Gore's name on the California presidential primary ballot announced
today the formation of California
Draft Gore, a grassroots political action committee made up of hundreds
of Gore volunteers who
live throughout the state of California.
The California Election Code requires that in order for a candidate's name
to be placed on the presidential primary ballot, a minimum of 500
signatures of registered Democrats must be obtained from each of the
state's fifty-three congressional districts. California Draft Gore has been
created to take on this ambitious project. In order to succeed, California
Draft Gore has begun putting in place a field organization of district
volunteer leaders and regional and sub-regional coordinators. Each of the
district leaders in turn is recruiting and training as many volunteers as
possible to begin collecting signatures on October 8. The signature
gathering must be completed by December 4, 2007.
"The people are empowered to make a change in democracy," said Roy Gayhart,
the state's campaign organizer. "A draft effort has not been seen since the
1950s and 1960s with Eisenhower and Goldwater. We believe that if we can
successfully organize district-by-district, county-by-county,
state-by-state, Al Gore will answer the call and become a candidate for
president."
Although former vice president Al Gore has yet to declare his candidacy in
the upcoming presidential election, a recent poll indicates broad national
support for him amongst Democrats. The recent national Gallup poll shows
Gore in a virtual tie with Barack Obama with 18% support from Democrats. In
California, a recent field poll shows him in second place with 25% of
likely primary voters supporting Gore, compared to Hillary Clinton at 38%,
Obama at 19.8% and John Edwards at 15%. In the San Francisco Bay Area Gore
was the number one choice.
For more information on the campaign or to contribute to Gore's
campaign, visit www.california4gore.org.
About California Draft Gore:
California Draft Gore is a
grassroots organization. The organization and its website is not affiliated
with or authorized by Al Gore, any candidate or candidate's committee.