John McCain: Make Calls From Home For Scott Brown

Scott Brown is positioned to make history in Massachusetts on Tuesday by winning the Senate election there, but he needs your help and support now in order to win.

As you know, Tuesday is a Special Election in Massachusetts. Scott Brown is running for the open United States Senate seat, and the most recent polls indicate that it is an extremely close race which will go down to the wire on Tuesday. Every vote will make a difference, and we need your help to get out the vote for Scott Brown. This election will be close, but we can and will win it with your help.

Our strong efforts in Massachusetts have not gone unnoticed -- and the Washington, DC Democratic machine has responded by flooding the state with get out the vote operations, and even President Obama is campaigning in Massachusetts. We can and will win this election on Tuesday, but we need your support now more than ever.

That is why I am writing you today, to ask you for your help to make calls to Scott Brown supporters from your home. It is really simple.

Just visit this page: http://www.brownforussenate.com/call-from-home-registration

Then request your username and password. After that an email will be sent to you with instructions to begin making calls.

Getting Scott Brown voters to the poll will be critical. Tuesday is predicted to be quite cold, and will have a low voter turnout. Your phone calls to voters -- and your friends -- in Massachusetts will help ensure that there is a strong turnout for Scott Brown.

My friends, one of America's first colonies started in Massachusetts with a small group of citizens determined to lead and resolved to make a difference. Together they made history and overcame impossible odds when nobody thought they could. On Tuesday, we have an opportunity to do it all over again.

So please, go to BrownforUSSenate.com today and sign up to make calls. Scott Brown needs your help in the next 48 hours to win on Tuesday.

Thank you so much for your continued support.

Sincerely,

John McCain
Chairman, Country First PAC