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| Hi Naresh -- I'm headed to Ohio this Friday -- want to be a part of it? I'll be taking a look at our ground game, checking in with local volunteers and organizers, and mapping out our work over the critical days ahead -- and we'll be streaming the whole thing live on Dashboard, the campaign's online field office. I could not be more excited to see all of the amazing things supporters like you are doing on the ground. I want you to be a part of it, too -- whether you tune in from a field office in Miami or Minneapolis or from your couch at home in Idaho or Indiana. That's why you should join us on Dashboard this Friday, October 26th, live from the field in Ohio. Sign up now for the livestream at 5:30 p.m. Eastern Time for a look at how we're going to win this election. With less than two weeks to go, this is a great chance to recap the progress we've made together -- from the advantage we have in ballots cast early in Iowa to the tens of thousands of voters we've registered in Florida and the registration advantages we've built in nearly every other battleground state. But there's still a steep climb ahead of us -- so on Friday, we've got to keep looking forward, too. We'll take stock of where we're at, and plan our route to a victory on Election Day. We'll take a walk around the volunteer staging location, and chat with some Ohioans about what they've got planned for this final stretch. It'll be fun, and take it from me: It will be the perfect way to get fired up to clinch this thing. Sign up for the Dashboard Live event on Friday to gear up for these final days: http://my.barackobama.com/Dashboard-Live-from-the-Field SO pumped! Talk to you on Friday, Jeremy Jeremy Bird National Field Director Obama for America |
Rouhani wins Iran's Presidential election Moderate cleric Hassan Rouhani won Iran's presidential election on Saturday, the interior ministry said, scoring a surprising landslide victory over conservative hardliners without the need of a second round run-off.Interior minister Mostafa Mohammad-Najjar announced on state television that Rouhani secured just over 50 percent of the ballot based on a 72 percent turnout of 50 million eligible voters. Mr Hassan Rouhani ... got the absolute majority of votes and was elected as president," Najjar said. Tehran Mayor Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf, a hard-line conservative, lagged behind with about 16 percent of the votes. Iran's top nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili, he too a hard-line conservative, earned 11 percent. The voter turnout was 72.7 percent. President-elect Hassan Rohani, sixty four years old, is known as a moderate conservative. He has been stressing the need to improve ties with Western nations, and is back...
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