Raleigh, NC
Emilia is a volunteer with President Obama's campaign in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her advice to anyone who's thinking of volunteering is this: "If you do support our President, you can't just sit back. Every single effort that a person could put in, even if it's one hour once a month, can make a difference. Talk to your neighbors, make sure people go to register to vote, get them out on November 6th. These are things anyone can do."
Albuquerque, NM
Stella is a Neighborhood Team Leader in the South Valley, the largest Hispanic community in Albuquerque. Every day, she's working to re-elect the President and support New Mexico Democrats. She says, "I strongly believe that President Obama has always represented working people, which I and most of my friends and family are part of. And, I do this for my daughters and my granddaughters to ensure they will always be treated as equal citizens."
Council Bluffs, IA
Olivia, an administrative assistant, supports the President because "He shares the same views that I do, and he's working to get jobs back into the U.S., helping with college loans-that's very important. And when he came out and was supportive of gay marriage, I thought that was awesome of him. Because I know that in our climate, it's kind of okay to stand on the sidelines, and he didn't-he really stood up."
