Dianne is a licensed independent social worker living in Taos... and a devout Catholic. She is standing up for the President because Barack Obama stands up for what she believes in:

"Listening to the Living Word in Mass has been a place of solace for me. I try to do my best to let my decisions be guided by the words and actions of Jesus Christ. As a woman who loves and cherishes her Catholic faith, I voted and am volunteering for President Barack Obama. In my heart I know it is the right and just thing to do for our country.

In the past four years, President Obama has demonstrated steadfast leadership with strong values. Values that resonate with me and my faith: compassion, commitment and courage, to name a few.

These values have been evident in the important objective of the Obama administration to support women and families. Examples of this include, but are not limited to, financial support to organizations that serve pregnant women, enhancing the Adoption Tax Credit and protecting safety net programs. Not to mention, with perseverance, the President signed a health care law that will allow millions more Americans to obtain affordable health insurance and free preventive care, such as cancer screenings, that lead to wellness and empower individuals to make healthier decisions.

Our President is committed to the American people. He has courageously led the way in rebuilding our country from when he took office four years ago, as seen in the creation of millions of new private-sector jobs and providing tax cuts for working families and small businesses.

Barack Obama is a President for all Americans. This is evident in the laws he has signed and policies he has put in place such as strengthening Medicare and Medicaid for seniors and people with disabilities, giving children of undocumented immigrants the opportunity to pursue their dreams without fear of deportation, allowing LGBT Americans to serve openly in the armed services and helping women receive equal pay for equal work.

I am not supporting President Obama despite my faith. I am supporting President Obama BECAUSE of my faith."

There are two days until Election Day. Stand up for what you believe in. Sign up to help get out the vote at: http://www.barackobama.com/gotv.

"I like Barack Obama because he includes people with disabilities," says Nannie Sanchez, an Obama supporter who has Down Syndrome.

Working for the New Mexico State Legislature, Nannie fights hard for the rights and opportunities for people with disabilities.

Growing up, she was integrated in a regular classroom. She attended a community college. She worked hard in school, advocating for the programs and services she needed to make a successful transition to adult life.

As an adult, Nannie has received awards and honors for her work on behalf of people with disabilities. She’s been awarded the Governor's Women on the Move Award and a Human Rights Award. And she was recognized as one of New Mexico’s Women of the Year.

Nannie supports President Obama’s re-election because she knows that the President is committed to expanding opportunities for all Americans – and that Republican cuts could spell disaster for people with disabilities.

“Mitt Romney has no platform for people with disabilities. He’s not fighting to protect Medicare or Medicaid.”

Nannie knows that Barack Obama's policies provide people like her pathways to opportunity. And that’s why she supports him.

Nannie is speaking out for Barack Obama. Will you help? Go to http://www.barackobama.com/people-with-disabilities today, and join People with Disabilities for Obama.

Communal land grant communities have a rich history in New Mexico. Some of these small, often remote, communities have existed for hundreds of years.

But members of communal land grant communities face significant challenges, including disparities in economic opportunity, health care and education.

These are exactly the type of challenges that President Obama has steadfastly committed to tackling. LM García y Griego, an advocate for New Mexico’s land grant communities, puts it this way:

“In New Mexico we have witnessed a steady economic recovery since 2009, a recovery especially important in those small towns and communities where Spanish and Indian peoples have lived for generations--for centuries before New Mexico became a state."

“In these communities people have a strong attachment to the land where their ancestors worked, hunted--a land that still provides their livelihood today.”

“These communities are located next to national forests and other federal lands, and the people there look toward a new partnership with the federal government to create jobs, provide access to ancestral lands, and to protect the environment.”

Arturo Archuleta, another Albuquerque-based advocate for New Mexico’s communal land grant communities, knows the importance of collaboration in addressing these challenges.

Both of Arturo’s parents came from land grant communities. His father was from Tierra Amarilla. And his mother was from Manzano.

To improve their economic opportunities, Arturo’s parents moved to Albuquerque. But Arturo grew up visiting Northern New Mexico and recognized early on the importance of fighting for communal land grant communities:

“I always grew up knowing this was an issue. In middle school, I decided to do something to help my community.”

Arturo knows that the President is committed to working with the communities Arturo is fighting for:

“We’re a land-based people. [Barack Obama]’s administration has been more proactive in interacting with communities.”

In just one example of this collaboration, federal funding is being used to pay the residents of Chilili to implement a forest thinning project which will help keep the neighboring forest healthy and reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires.

It’s a project that means jobs and a healthier environment. And that’s good for everyone.

President Obama will keep fighting for all of New Mexico’s communities. You can help ensure he can keep fighting in a second term by getting out the vote for Barack Obama. Sign up to volunteer now at http://www.barackobama.com/gotv