See you tomorrow night, DU!

[Bicoastal]

I'm going to be busy literally all day tomorrow, and for right now, I can't even bring myself to look at GDP. Plus, I have a lot of work to do this evening, and if I stick around here, I'm just going to be distracted.

There's too much at stake in tomorrow's contest--and I've already voted (via absentee ballot). Polls are indicating any number of outcomes for our two candidates, and no one seems to have any helpful information to offer. So why should I stick around?

I'm going to ignore the hype tonight, and focus on tomorrow evening's results when they arrive.

Later.

[sandnsea]

1. You Can Always "Make A Call"

Tomorrow, 22 states across the country are holding Democratic caucuses and primaries.

You can help Get Out The Vote in these crucial contests by calling fellow supporters from your own home.

Use our online calling tool and make a difference today:

http://my.barackobama.com/feb5calls

When Michelle and I talked about my running for president, one of the core goals we both had for this campaign was to leave the political process better off than we found it.

You have challenged conventional thinking and built a grassroots movement for change that is sweeping this country.

I have no doubt that the election tomorrow will be close, but you can help ensure that as many people as possible participate.

Make calls using our online calling tool and help Get Out The Vote:

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I believe that this movement for change can do more than just win an election. Together, we can transform this country.

Thank you for being part of this,

Barack