1. Contact information - a name and email address and/or phone number
    How to get it: Tell the volunteer you want to read the information and do some research. You're concerned about Trump
    getting hold of the names. Can you call or email the volunteer if you have any questions.

2. Table Signage
    How to get it: Either take photos from a short distance away or run the video from your phone as you walk around the
    table.

3. The back side of the signature form that contains the petition language. 
    How to get it: Ask what you are actually signing. Do they have any language or documentation. They will typically flip up
    the page to show you what you are signing. This is really important since they are supposed to have 68 pages of the
    petition and 125 pages of the legislation! 

4. Additional documentation
    How to get it: Ask if they have anything you can take with you to read. They are handing out small sheets of paper with a
    QR code and telling people you can find out more by scanning it. In fact, it's a sign up page to be a volunteer! 

Suggestions:
1. Take your phone with you.
2. Turn on the video recording before you walk up.
3. Hold the phone close to your waistline with both hands, like you're cold. It looks very natural. You can gesture with one
    hand as you talk. Practice in front of a mirror. You will see that it looks perfectly natural. 
4. Walk around the table with your phone in that same position. You can easily adjust the hold so that the phone is capturing
    the contents of the table. 
5. Same thing while you're speaking to the person. The phone is recording the conversation, the flipping up of the petition
    side of the paper so you can see the language on the back, etc. 
6. If you get the additional QR handout, take a crisp picture of it when you get back hom. 
7. Send all your documentation to the email address under "Important Links" on this page. 

THANK YOU!