ONE Vote '08 is an unprecedented, non-partisan campaign to make global health and extreme poverty foreign policy priorities in the 2008 presidential election.

Unlike many issues in the 2008 presidential campaign that deeply divide Republicans and Democrats, ONE Vote '08 brings all Nevadans together. This next election provides a critical opportunity to raise awareness about extreme poverty and its impact on America's global reputation and future security. By mobilizing Nevada ONE members and engaging presidential candidates, ONE Vote '08 will be crucial in shaping America's foreign policy for years to come.

With Nevada's caucuses now set at the beginning of the 2008 election cycle, Nevada voters are positioned to lead in the ONE Vote '08 campaign. Learn more about the campaign, its five clear goals and how you can join the 17 thousand Nevadan ONE members already working together to save lives and secure America's future.

State Staff:

Megan Jones, State Director
Matt Higginson, Deputy State Director/Field Coordinator
nv_onevote08@one.org

State Co-Chairs

Sig Rogich
NV ONE Vote ’08 Republican Co-Chair
President, The Rogich Communications Group

Billy Vassiliadis
Nevada ONE Vote '08 Democratic Co-Chair

Andre Agassi
NV ONE Vote '08 Honorary Chair
Retired Professional Tennis Player & Humanitarian

Calendar

	October Monday, October 15 9:30 am ONE City Press Conference Las Vegas Las Vegas City Hall 400 Stewart Avenue ONE Candidate Forum with Mike McCurry UNLV Student Union Room 208A Las Vegas 7:30 pm Tuesday, October 16 ONE City Press Conference 11:00 am UNR Campus Student Union Room 244 Reno

Videos

2.0 Television host Kim Smith speaks with Megan Jones, State Director and Matt Higginson, Deputy State Director about ONE Vote '08 - an unprecedented, bi-partisan campaign to make global health and extreme poverty foreign policy priorities in the 2008 Presidential election.
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Photos

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News

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