The election season has begun in earnest. Much is at stake. A few key races will determine whether new leadership will take Congress into the next century. MoveOn will work to highlight opportunities to make a difference in this crucial year. For February, we have six new candidates we are highlighting for support. They can be found at https://www.moveon.org/donate/now.html Included on this list are Bill Nelson, running strongly in Florida against impeachment manager Bill McCollum for U.S. Senate; Jim Matheson, challenging former conservative radio talk show host Rep. Merrill Cook in Utah; and Representative Debbie Stabenow of Michigan, running against Sen. Spencer Abraham, who torpedoed bipartisan efforts to spare our nation a full-blown impeachment trial. Online donation is extremely fast, simple, and secure through MoveOn.org. The website also supports conventional contribution by paper check. Contributions through MoveOn.org go entirely to these excellent candidates. Moderates have a real chance to take control of Congress in 2000. It's time for the broad center of this country to reassert control of our political process. And the Internet will be key, making it possible for busy people to be effective citizens. Other MoveOn resources: (1) A complete list of MoveOn highlighted candidates: https://www.moveon.org/donate/all.html (2) A "We will remember" guide to upcoming House races, with each House member's impeachment vote: http://www.moveon.org/guide.html The time is ripe for change. Your efforts and support will make a difference. Sincerely, -Wes Boyd MoveOn.org P.P.S. SOME VALIDATION FOR OUR EFFORTS -- MOVEON COVERAGE AND AWARDS In December, we were notified that MoveOn.org is the grand prize winner of the Golden Dot Award. Sponsored by the George Washington Graduate School of Political Management, the Golden Dot is the premier award for innovation in online political advocacy. The award press release can be found at http://democracyonline.org/mediacenter/dec6release.shtml In addition, recent press coverage, including a January 31 Wall Street Journal article on the success and importance of MoveOn's online fund raising effort can be found at http://www.moveon.org/coverage.htm
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