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Would you like to help spread the word about CVF's nonpartisan voter resources on the Internet? Great! We can use your help. We operate on a small budget and rely on media coverage and word of mouth to let people know about our web site and online voter guide. Here's what you can do: Send this short blurb to your friends, family and co-workers via email Ask your employer to mention CVF's web site and voter guide in your employee or organization newsletter, and/or to add a link to www.calvoter.org from the organization or company web site Talk about CVF's web site at association meetings, school or religious events, or other gatherings where people might be interested in our nonpartisan voter information Call the CVF office at (916) 325-2120 to request some CVF brochures that you can distribute to your friends and family Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper telling your neighbors where they can find our nonpartisan resources online (click here for newspaper contact information) Thanks for your help! Copy and paste this CVF blurb into email, and send it to your family and friends! California voters can get informed at www.calvoter.org Voters looking for reliable election information on the Internet can start their research at http://www.calvoter.org. This web site features the Fall 2000 California Online Voter Guide, a nonpartisan clearinghouse of links and information about the upcoming election, and is produced by the California Voter Foundation (CVF), a nonprofit organization established in 1994 to advance new technologies to improve democracy. Now in its seventh edition, this noncommercial guide covers 162 state and federal contests in California, including the eight statewide propositions, the presidential election, California's U.S. Senate race, 52 U.S. House contests, and 100 state legislative races. Voter guide highlights include: * Top Ten donors for and against each California proposition; * Current contact information for proposition campaigns and all 525 federal and state candidates on California's ballot; * Links to hundreds of official campaign web sites; * Questions and answers about voting, contact information for local election agencies and links to other election resources recommended by CVF. The Fall 2000 election season marks the six year anniversary of the California Voter Foundation's trailblazing work to pioneer the Internet as a tool for democratic reform. CVF's 2000 election projects are funded by tax-exempt contributions from foundations, businesses, and individuals. For more information, visit www.calvoter.org.

This page first published October 13, 2000 -- last updated November 2, 2000