Coming to your town - the Coalition for Peace Action
Peace Voter Campaign
A major CFPA priority in this Election Year will be organizing a Peace Voter Campaign to have maximum impact for peace on the 2008 Presidential and Congressional Elections.
An educated voter chooses a candidate based on where they stand on peace-related and other key issues. The Coalition works to make this possible by informing voters about candidates' positions, educating candidates themselves, and by showing how voters can influence and impact their government in matters of war and peace.
CFPA Executive Director Robert Moore has begun a regional speaking tour, 
“Impacting the 2008 Elections for Peace.” The goal is to inform our chapters and supporters in New Jersey and Pennsylvania on what’s involved in the Peace Voter Campaign, and to solicit active involvement by recruiting volunteers.
Listed below are the places he has already given his talk, along with upcoming venues.
Impacting the 2008 Elections for Peace
a talk by the Rev. Robert Moore, Executive Director of the Coalition
December 8 Gwynedd, PA
December 18 Princeton
December 19 Monroe Township
January 14 Atlantic City
January 18 Cherry Hill
January 19 Newark (Peace & Justice Conf., Rutgers Law School)
January 21 Flemington
February 3 Somerset Hills (Unitarian Universalist group)
February 6 Lawrence Township (League of Women Voters)
March 2 Morristown (Unitarian Fellowship)
April 4 Woodstown
Already the first candidate briefings have been scheduled. To help educate you and other voters about major party candidate positions on our issues, a Peace Voter Presidential Primary Voter Guide is available on our web site at www.peacecoalition.org; a link at the top of the page allows you to download a PDF.
If you are interested in scheduling a talk by Rev. Moore in your town, or if you would like to help out with the Peace Voter campaign, please contact the Coalition at (609) 924-5022.
