President Obama sent this note to supporters this afternoon:

This is the last time on this campaign that I'll ask you:

Want to meet for dinner?

Donate whatever you can today, and you'll be automatically entered to join me—today only, each entry counts twice.

While the other side leans on corporate donors and million-dollar checks, we're doing this the right way.

There's a seat at the table for everyone in this campaign, no matter what you're able to give.

Donate today, and be automatically entered to join me.

Barack

P.S. I'm not sure where on the campaign trail we'll meet up, but no matter where it is, we'll fly you and a guest out there and put you up for the night.

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First Lady Michelle Obama's message as we close in on the deadline for the final Dinner with Barack before Election Day:

Barack and I wouldn't be where we are today without you.

Your support is what's building this campaign.

To say thank you, Barack is holding one last dinner with supporters before Election Day. And I hope you’ll be there.

If you chip in whatever you can, you'll be automatically entered for a chance to take part in this campaign tradition. Today only, each entry counts as two.

These dinners have been a staple of both of Barack's campaigns—he had the first one back in 2007.

This is your last chance to be part of one of these dinners, so I hope you'll give it a shot.

Thank you for all you're doing.

Michelle

P.S. And don't forget, we'll take care of airfare and accommodations. Just make sure you enter before midnight.

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A message from President Obama about the final Dinner with Barack of his campaign:

My favorite campaign tradition started five years ago—check out the email below.

It's just incredible how much we've grown—from 100,000 individual donors at that time to more than 3 million in this campaign alone—and how much we've accomplished together.

Tomorrow night, we're selecting the guests for the last dinner of my last campaign. I'm looking forward to closing out this tradition the way it started: with supporters like you.

Will you be there?

Make a donation, and you'll be automatically entered.

It's bittersweet, but this is the last time we'll do this on this campaign. I'd love for you and your guest to be there. As always, your flight and hotel are on us.

Thanks,

Barack

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We're already figuring out the seating arrangements for the last Dinner with Barack of this campaign.

Two of these seats could be yours. But only if you enter.

Make a donation today and you'll be automatically entered for the chance to join the President for dinner.

Seriously, what are you waiting for? Airfare and accommodations are taken care of.

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You, President Obama, a table, chairs, and some grub.

Want to give it a shot?

Donate whatever you can, and you'll be automatically entered for the chance to join the President for dinner.

It'll be pretty awesome—we'll even fly you (and a friend) out for the big night.

This is the last Dinner with Barack of the campaign—don't miss out.

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I’ve got to be honest, I don’t care who wins this last Dinner with Barack.

All I care about is who wins on November 6th.

Sure, this dinner will be a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you’ll tell your grandkids about and all that jazz, but here’s why I really think you should chip in whatever you can to be automatically entered:

You’ll help build this campaign just in time for the home stretch, when we're making critical win-or-lose budget decisions.

So there you have it. Enter this cool contest, and help President Obama win the much bigger one coming up in just 47 days.

To make the deal even sweeter, we’re picking up the tab for your dinner, hotel, and airfare, so really—why not?

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President Obama is looking forward to meeting four supporters—maybe even you?

If you can picture yourself there, then you better hurry up! This is the last Dinner with Barack of this campaign, and there's not much time left.

Donate whatever you can, and you'll be automatically entered for a chance to sit down for dinner with the President.

If that didn't sound good enough, we'll even fly you out—with a friend!

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"I've never been speechless, but as soon as I heard him say my name, I froze. I just thought, 'This is the President of the United States of America, and he's standing like 10 feet away from me.'"

Latasha, an assistant principal from Florida, had dinner with President Obama and the First Lady a few weeks ago—a great experience, she says, once she got over her shock.

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First Lady Michelle Obama sent a note to supporters this morning:

Every couple of months, Barack gets to have dinner with supporters like you—and he loves it.

But now that we’re in the final stretch of the campaign, the last dinner is coming up.

So please donate whatever you can to be automatically entered for your seat at the table.

It'll be fun, but probably a little bittersweet, too.

Not only is this is Barack’s last campaign, but it's also the end of a long tradition. He held the first of these dinners early on in his first presidential campaign.

So don't miss this last chance to join Barack for dinner. You’ll get to bring a guest with you, and we’ll cover the airfare and hotel, too.

Thanks,

Michelle

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An invitation from President Obama:

I'm only going to get to sit down to dinner with grassroots supporters on this campaign one last time.

It's one of the most meaningful things we do, and represents exactly the kind of politics we believe in: All of us, at one table, together.



So if you're someone who is helping to build this campaign, I want to meet you. I want to thank you in person. And I'd love to hear what's on your mind.


This is the last time we'll be able to sit down together for one of these—so I hope you'll take me up on it.


Your donation will automatically enter you.



Thanks.



Barack



P.S. Flight and hotel are on me. All you have to do is come and eat.

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