The last hours are at hand in 2006.

Dear MoveOn members,
In this final 48 hours, we're not going to give up on anyone.
Right now, it's all about reaching out to people and MoveOn knows how to do that better than anyone. I'm writing to tell you that the Democratic candidates in the tightest, neck-to-neck races in the country are counting on you to pull them through to victory with the energy, spirit and passion that define MoveOn.
Today and tomorrow, tens of thousands of MoveOn members are getting together in living rooms and at kitchen tables to call voters in toss-up districts where just a few hundred votes could mean the difference between victory and defeat.
These are people who need just one final nudge, one more reminder, one word of encouragement to get out and vote on Tuesday.
Let me tell you from personal experiences, the party that controls Congress matters, a lot.
That's why the Rove Republicans are spending the final hours of this campaign pouring millions into vicious, negative ads. They're savaging their opponents—with no more regard for the truth in the way they campaign than in the way they govern.
They still think they can prevail by preying on people's fears, if all else fails suppressing the vote. They want us to lose heart—to start believing we can't win. They're dreaming, because we've got their number.
If we keep working until the polls close, we can take back Congress. Then we can roll up our sleeves and start building a better future together.
Elections are about the American people coming together to make fundamental decisions about what kind of people we are, what kind of country we are going to leave our children and our grandchildren, and how we are going to relate to the rest of the world.
But, the first decision we have to make is to reject fear and embrace hope. Deciding to personally participate in the final crucial days of MoveOn's remarkable Call for Change effort is the best way I know for you to do that.
We can do this. Let's lead the way to victory.

–Bill Clinton