GORE 2000 LAUNCHES NEW WEB SITE
Karenna Gore Schiff Demonstrates New Site's Interactivity and
Cutting-Edge Features
August 14, 2000
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Los Angeles - From the podium at the Staples Center, Karenna Gore
Schiff today announced the launch of AlGore.com. This new site
stresses interactivity and facilitates virtual participation in the
campaign. Schiff's announcement will be available to voters and
press via the Internet. The web site offers voters the opportunity
to learn about the values and vision of Al Gore and his running
mate, Joe Lieberman. Visitors can participate in an "Interactive
Town Hall" or study up on the most important issues facing working
families.
"I hope that every voter across the country visits our new website
-- www.algore.com," said Gore. "In one place they can find
everything they need to know, not just about me and my running mate,
Joe Lieberman, but also about the important issues in this
campaign."
Schiff is the head of GoreNet, a network of young people working to
help elect Al Gore and Joe Lieberman. She has been campaigning on
her own and building a network of young people across the country to
support her father.
"Information is crucial to voters when choosing a candidate," said
Schiff. "That's why I am excited about the launch of AlGore.com. It
gives visitors the opportunity to learn where my father and Joe
Lieberman stand on the issues."
Ben Green directs Internet operations at Gore 2000. He helped design
the innovative "Interactive Town Hall," where voters can submit
questions and see responses from the candidates.
"Voters are beginning to focus on this election. AlGore.com provides
an opportunity to participate in the campaign and make a decision,"
said Gore 2000 director of Internet operations Ben Green. "This new
site sets the standard for Internet campaigning and demonstrates Al
Gore's commitment to working families."
The new site is designed to serve a broad audience of Web users:
supporters looking for information and opportunities to participate
in the campaign; activists using the Internet as a means to mobilize
voters; and undecided voters looking for more information on how
Gore and Lieberman will fight for working families.
The site offers voters a broad range of Take Action opportunities,
which allow supporters to participate actively in the campaign.
Through these Take Action opportunities Web site visitors can:
volunteer to participate in local campaign events; create custom Web
pages with pictures and text to mail to friends; send links to Gore
2000 Web pages to friends; register to vote online; and join Women
for Gore's "Winning the Difference" e-mail project.
The site's Interactive Town Hall allows Web-surfing voters to submit
questions to Gore and Lieberman. Selected questions will be answered
by Gore and Lieberman and posted on the Web site. On the site's
Build Your Own Campaign page, Web visitors can contribute their
views, sharing their passion about the issues facing working
families.
Each of the fifty United States will have its own homepage that will
feature issues and events important to that state. At the top of
each Web page is a link to a Spanish translation, which features the
same look and feel of the English language page.
The new website can be accessed via www.algore.com,
www.algore2000.com, and www.gorelieberman.com. |