This afternoon, Senator Jeanne Shaheen continued her "Get Out The Vote New Hampshire Tour" with a stop at her Manchester Field Office. Shaheen joined volunteers who were calling voters, and highlighted her years of putting New Hampshire families and small businesses first.
"I'm so honored to have so many people supporting my commitment to putting New Hampshire first in the Senate. I got my start in politics as a volunteer field organizer so I know just how important it is to have a solid organization identifying and turning out supporters. Our field effort is going to make the difference on Tuesday," said Senator Shaheen.
"We've always known that that this campaign would be won with our ground game, and that's why we've built the most sophisticated off year field program that New Hampshire has ever seen. We've been organizing since well before Scott Brown even moved to New Hampshire, and that's going to carry us to victory on Tuesday," said Shaheen Campaign Communications Director Harrell Kirstein.
Shaheen's visit highlights how the campaign's robust grassroots organization is paving the way to victory on Tuesday. Thousands of volunteers have been knocking on doors and making phone calls. In New Hampshire, grassroots mobilization wins elections, and one conversation at a time, Senator Shaheen's campaign has built the sophisticated organization necessary to send Scott Brown back to Massachusetts.
Since early this summer, the campaign has been busy building the infrastructure needed to turn out voters on November 4th, including a seven-figure investment in the field operation that has opened 20 field offices in critical communities across the state.