Just for the record, there was some thought last night during the anti-Amendment 1 conference call that Obama for America would include a recommendation to the President’s supporters to vote against Amendment 1 when OFA issued its pre-primary email blast s today.

President Obama, after all, issued a statement in March opposing Amendment 1.

But no.

Vote for Obama in the Democratic primary, is all that OFA says.

And — uh — you know, make your voice heard at the polls.

Here it is:

Here’s a great way folks in North Carolina can show their support for President Obama: Participate in tomorrow’s Democratic primary, and cast a vote for the President.

The primary is a great opportunity to come out, meet other supporters in your area, and make your voice heard. And even though we already know that President Obama will be our nominee, it’s important that we let him know we’re standing with him, now and in November.

Look up the polling place in your neighborhood now.

Here’s everything you need to know:

Who can vote: Anyone who will be 18 years old by November 6th, 2012, and registered to vote by the April 13th deadline.

What to expect: Longtime registered voters don’t need any form of ID to vote. If you are a first-time voter or are newly registered, bring a photo ID or a copy of any document that includes your name and current address (like a utility bill, government check, paycheck, or bank statement).

What if you’re not registered at your current address? Unfortunately, you can’t vote in the primary, but there is still time to register and cast a ballot for President Obama in November. To print a registration form, go to www.gottaregister.com or contact your local Obama field office.

When and where to vote: Primary voting runs from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. You can look up your local polling place here. Your vote matters, and this is one of our easiest chances before November to show President Obama that we’ve got his back.

So whether you’ve voted in one of these before, or you’re brand-new to this experience, don’t miss the North Carolina Democratic primary this Tuesday, May 8th.

Find your polling place now:

http://nc.barackobama.com/Find-Your-Polling-Place

Thanks,

Lindsay

Lindsay Siler
North Carolina State Director
Obama for America