Prop 103 Volunteer Tool

Help Colorado say Yes on 103! Use our website volunteer tool to call voters in your neighborhood and send letters to your neighbors.

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Here are some things you can do right away:

Tell us that you intend to vote for Prop 103, and/or that you want to make calls, write letters, and otherwise help us pass Prop 103.
Tell your friends about Proposition 103. You can use our tool, or just write them a note and direct them to this page: http://tinyurl.com/4xye6y9
Schedule a presentation or letter writing party. To request a bulk group of letters for a party (outside of using the online tool to print them yourself), contact Casey at casey@greateducation.org or 303-722-5901.

Remember to start with "Dear [first name]" and to sign your note.

I am a [school district] (grand)parent and I know that our kids can't afford any more cuts to schools. I hope you'll join me in voting YES!
I'm a [school district] (grand)parent and I know we've got to prevent more short-sighted cuts to our schools. Please join me in voting YES on November 1!
As a [city or district] citizen, I'm worried about what more cuts to schools and colleges will do to our community. Prop 103 will let us reinvest in Colorado.
I'm a [parent, neighbor, etc], and I know our kids can't wait. Prop 103 is the only thing that will prevent more deep cuts to our schools. I hope you'll join me in voting YES.
As a [city or district] citizen, I know we need strong schools if we want a strong economy. Prop 103 will protect our schools from more short-sighted cuts.

Look for the light blue rectangle near the top of the page that will appear after you register. Use the pulldown menu to choose the number of letters you would like to write. This will assign a group of voters to you, and will create a pdf of all the actual letters you'll send. (These names will be taken out of the system -- so they won't receive a letter unless they receive one from you).
Print out the PDF and start personalizing and addressing the letters! Be sure to write a personalized note that makes some reference to who you are (a local parent, concerned citizen, grandparent).
You can find some sample short notes to use here.
The letters require a 44-cent stamp and have to be taped closed on all three open sides. You can also hand deliver the letters, if they are in your neighborhood. (You'll be addressing letters where they are most needed.)

You can return to this page as often as you like, to do more calls and/or letters.