Presidential Primary Survey

Voices of America

You've seen a lot of political ads, with actors pretending to be real people. But we've always found that real "real people" are more interesting and have more important things to say. Academy award-winning filmmaker Errol Morris has agreed to produce a series of ads for MoveOn.org Political Action, featuring authentic American voices committed to change.

To participate in our online "casting call" for the upcoming series of ads, just fill out the survey below. Errol will be selecting a dozen people from those who respond for on-camera interviews.

	(*=required)
*Name:
*Email:
*Phone:
*Address:
*City/State:
*Zip:

Tell your story.

Have a personal story about the choice we face?

I've personally met Bush or Kerry, know somehow who has, or feel directly affected by them.

Tell us a bit about your background.

Gender:	Male Female
Race/Ethnicity: (check as many as apply)	American Indian/Native American Asian/Asian American Black/African American Latino/Hispanic Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander White Other
Are you a parent?	Yes No
Are you a grandparent?	Yes No
Where do you live?	City/Urban Suburb Rural
Your occupation:

And your party affiliation and voting...

Current party registration (or intended, for '04):	Democrat Green Independent Republican Other
How were you registered in the 2000 election?	Democrat Independent Green Republican Other
Who did you vote for in 2000?	Bush Gore Nader Other

Know anyone who's changing who they'll vote for?

Do you know anyone who voted for Bush in 2000 and will not this year?:

Yes
No

If yes, who? Do you know why?

Military service.

Have you served in the military?

Yes
No

If so, when?

Has someone else in your family served in the military?

Yes
No

If yes, who?

That's it! You're finished. Thank you so much for taking the time to participate.
Just press the button below to send.

A Note From Errol Morris, director of the academy award-winning documentary Fog of War.

I have been struck by the eloquence of ordinary citizens. And I have thought in the context of the 2004 campaign, rather than have pollsters talk to the American people, why not have the American people talk to the American people -- in their own words? Who better to express the current concern with the direction in which America is going? Who better to express the dreams and aspirations of Americans? Who better to express their hopes for change?

Many of us have very strong feelings and beliefs about what has happened in the last four years in our country. But there is also a growing concern with what could happen in the next four years. Is this country heading in the right direction? What is our vision of America? Is it being realized?

MoveOn has pioneered a new kind politics with populist roots. It has allowed Americans to speak directly to other Americans.

This is a very simple idea. A different kind of political advertising. Not a prepared speech. Not a voice-over narrative, but rather Americans speaking one on one. Americans speaking to other Americans in their own words, expressing their beliefs and their hopes for the future.

Americans explaining why this election is not just another election, but an election that will define how America is perceived around the world and just as important, what America is for all of us.

You can help us by filling out this survey. None of this can be done -- as in all of what MoveOn has achieved -- without you.

Errol Morris

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