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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2009
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Want Denver Coronation Tix? Be Prepared to Work

Activists with a plan will be rewarded with seats at Dem's acceptance speech

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(Newser) – Barack Obama wants you to help fill Denver’s Invesco Field for his coronation at the Democratic convention—but you’ll have to work for it, the Denver Post reports. A campaign official says would-be spectators will have to outline a plan for activism before and after the Aug. 28 event; tickets will then be awarded to as many as 60,000 supporters who will be expected to draw more converts by November.

"Every single person is going to be a level of seriousness," deputy campaign manager Steve Hildebrand said. "You know, 'Tell us how you're going to get there from Maine. Tell us how you're going to get there from Florida. Give us a sense of whether or not you're really serious about this. If you're not, we're going to provide someone else with this.'"

Democratic National Committee chief Howard Dean, third from left, is part of a team inspecting Denver's Invesco Field today.
Democratic National Committee chief Howard Dean, third from left, is part of a team inspecting Denver's Invesco Field today.   (AP Photo)
Barack Obama's campaign wants activists to work %u2014 registering voters, converting the undecided %u2014 for a ticket to Denver's Invesco Field the night he accepts the Democratic nomination Aug. 28.
Barack Obama's campaign wants activists to work %u2014 registering voters, converting the undecided %u2014 for a ticket to Denver's Invesco Field the night he accepts the Democratic nomination Aug. 28.   (AP Photo)
Govenor Howard Dean, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, scopes out Denver's Invesco Field, where Barack Obama will accept the party's nomination Aug. 28.
Govenor Howard Dean, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, scopes out Denver's Invesco Field, where Barack Obama will accept the party's nomination Aug. 28.   (AP Photo)
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