Political Calls

[sodascouts]

I understand that people who do political calls are just trying to help out their candidate, but I've gotten FOUR calls over the past few days. It's getting pretty tiresome! They're all from the Obama camp, too. Can't these people cross-reference to see if I've been called before?

[tbs fanatic]

It's funny you should say that. I was just thinking last night 'Why haven't we got any phone calls on this yet?' - usually we are inundated. Either that or knocks on the door just as you sit down to eat. It's weird.

[Brooke]

We've gotten plenty, too. I've gotten so that when the number is "unknown" I pick it up to answer and then hang up. At least then I don't have to listen to the answering machine!

[Ive always been a dreamer]

I definitely think it depends a lot on where you are as to which (and how many) calls you get. Normally, being in Virginia, where we haven't voted for a Democrat in a presidential race since 1964, I don't get that many calls. However, this year since we are a battleground state, I have been inundated. But, in my case, it is mostly from the McCain campaign since he is trailing in the polls here.

But, I totally agree with you Soda - it seems like they could mark there records better. However, I think they keep calling back to try to determine if people are changing their minds, since the poll numbers can be so unreliable.

[TimothyBFan]

We are now a battleground state in Indiana this year also so we are getting them bad. To top it off, our son is now a new registered voter so all three of are getting them.

[Molly]

When he's the one who takes the calles, my smart aleck son leaves us messages like "John McCain called" or "you're supposed to call Sarah Palin back".

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