Vote For Change Widget: How to add to your website or blog

October 6th, 2008 by Exygy

Spread the word and invite your website or blog visitors to VoteForChange.com, which allows you to register to vote, request to vote absentee and find your polling location. The widget also displays the latest YouTube videos and blog posts from BarackObama.com.


  • If the full-size widget (343 x 533 px) does not fit on your website or blog, copy/paste the following code to use a miniaturized version (149 x 232 px) of the widget.



Mini version:

Note: If you have a pop-up blocker enabled, it may prevent some of the links within the widget from opening in your browser.

3 comments to “Vote For Change Widget: How to add to your website or blog”

  1. steven says:

    Great stuff!

    Neither seems to play nice in Firefox 3.1 where there are other javascripts in use (particularly paypal donation widget and google ads widgets.) Shows up in page source but not on the page. Works fine in IE7

    Any tips for me anyone?

  2. steven says:

    Actually, now having viewed this page in IE7, I notice I should be able to view the widgets on this page too, but they don’t show up in FF3.1

    Whitelisted entire site in adblock, not having problems viewing script output or flash on other pages in FF. Are these widgets not compatible with Firefox 3.1 or do I have a ghost in my machine? :-)

  3. Introducing the Vote For Change Widget » 2008 Blue Pixel States || says:

    [...] new Vote For Change widget allows you to easily share videos, issue information, news stories, and voting information through [...]

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