They have laundry. They have work. We've gotten about 100 signatures, and 65 or 70 of those have given us phone numbers to follow up with them. We couldn't be more pleased once we're there, talking to people in their doorway. People are nice, they listen, and there's not one slammed door.
People sign the petition.
The key was that we sold them not as organizational meetings for the Labor Party, and not even really as connected to the 28th Amendment Campaign. It was, Come and talk about the economy and the state of things. And then we do a little pitch for the Labor Party and the campaign. I think we need to figure out how to connect the campaign to local issues that people are concerned about in the ward. We got a good response from people, and a few people put down their phone numbers to be contacted afterwards.