It's critical for success in November that the youth vote, which overwhelmingly supports Barack Obama, actually shows up at the polls. We could encourage college students to vote by organizing "I Voted" parties on campuses, where to get in students must wear an "I Voted" sticker or show a valid ballot stub.

Having been around a lot of lazy college kids, I know that many of them, even the well-informed, are unable to register to vote in time, especially if they are out of state. If we want to bring out the young Obama supporters we need to stress the deadlines for registering and other important information necessary to make voting easy and less of a seemingly daunting task.

I think we need to organize buses/vans to take voters (especially college students) to the voting booth on Election Day. I know young people are so motivated to vote this year, but we are always disappointed when young people don't actually turn out to vote. If we can carpool, hire buses, vans, etc. then we can get loads of people to the polls, no excuses!

I know that in GA there is a big push within the Obama campaign for voter registration, and I'm assuming that this is the case most places in America. Walmart's are the PERFECT place to do this-- there is a steady flow of traffic, lots of it is low income and/or low education, and they're coming out frustrated with how much money they just spent.

Obama holds a significant advantage in almost all urban areas, with nearly all the demographics trending his way; enormously significant efforts should be put towards registering as many people as humanly possible to vote in these areas. Flood the streets with registration agents!