NEW: Draft Sestak Fund (PA-Sen Primary Against Arlen Specter)

NEW: Draft Sestak Fund (PA-Sen Primary Against Arlen Specter) SestakPoll.com - PCCC boldprogressives@gmail.com Over 7,500 people voted in a grassroots Straw Poll asking people: "Should a Draft Sestak movement be created to take on Sen. Arlen Specter in the Pennsylvania Democratic primary?" 85% in Pennsylvania and 86% nationally said yes. This poll allowed the grassroots to weigh in on a process previously dominated by party insiders. For those who support drafting Sestak, this page gives you that opportunity to contribute to that cause. <a href="http://SestakPoll.com">The grassroots Straw Poll</a> was sponsored by the Progressive Change Campaign Committee in partnership with the Pennsylvania Progressive, Keystone Progress, PA-based Afro-Netizen, PA-based Open Left, Daily Kos, Democracy for America, and other progressive partners. This page does not represent a formal endorsement, but rather a vehicle for those who supported the draft movement to take action. If Sestak chooses not to run, funds in the draft account will go to ActBlue, a vital piece of progressive infrastructure that allows Democratic candidates to raise funds online way more easily than Republicans. (Thanks, ActBlue!) public true 1229.00 47 Joe Sestak for Senate Draft Fund false sestak 2400.00 998.00 46 https://secure.actblue.com/contribute/entity/22228 998.00 46 This fund raises money to encourage Joe Sestak to become a Democratic candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania in 2010. PCCC - Progressive Change Campaign Committee false pccc - progressive change campaign committee 5000.00 332436.70 9801 http:// https://secure.actblue.com/contribute/entity/21594 231.00 27 TIP JAR. Any contributions, most appreciated. Please consider adding a contribution to the PCCC, which helps bold progressive congressional candidates get elected to Congress. Not just Democrats -- progressive Democrats. It is led former MoveOn.org organizers, labor organizers, Democratic campaigners, and the co-inventor of RSS. The PCCC's activism has been featured by the New York Times, Politico, Huffington Post, ABC, NBC, and others. OpenLeft's Chris Bowers calls the PCCC “an exciting new piece of progressive infrastructure.” Rep. Tom Perriello says, "It’s a tremendously experienced group who have seen what works and what doesn’t work." Digby writes, “This is an essential component of progressive politics.” Can you chip in today, to help the PCCC get more progressives into Congress?