Grassroots Page #8
take me out for drinks
afterwards.
Whoa, whoa.
Whoa! Whoa!
In his car?
You're gonna drive
in his car?
No, no!
It's a setup, man!
We can't do this!
Do you know
what's gonna happen
if they
photograph you
coming out of
your opponent's car?
At least
take my bike, man.
We can't contaminate
our message like this
at the very last minute!
Everybody keep working.
Does anybody
have a skateboard?
You're the public
transportation candidate.
Fantastic, guys.
[ Cheering ]
Where you at
in the list?
Awesome.
Great job, you guys!
Will someone get some sandwiches
for these guys, please?
Guys, great job.
Great job, you guys.
Where you at
on your list?
Have you called
all these yet?
Hi. Yes, hi, ma'am.
This is Phil Campbell.
I'm calling
from the campaign
for grant Cogswell
for city council.
Grant... Grant Cogswell.
City... yes.
You did? You did vote?
Hi, this is
Phil Campbell.
I'm calling
from the campaign
for grant Cogswell
for city council.
I just wanted
to make sure
that you were
going to vote today.
That's right. Mm-hmm.
Right, well, we
appreciate your support,
and if you can tell...
he's here. He's here.
Okay, I'm gonna go vote now.
Yeah!
Have you guys all voted?
Vote for me, obviously!
[ Cheering ]
Whoo!
Got you, grant.
Knock 'em dead,
grant.
[ Cheering ]
Hey.
Ready to do this?
[ Knock on door ]
Hi.
Hi.
Oh, wow.
Wow, you even got a puppy.
Don't. Don't.
She's cute.
Sorry, sorry, sorry.
Just hold her there.
It's a submissive
urination problem.
She walking
you enough, huh?
Sorry.
Here, let me get it.
Yeah, I got it.
So what brings you here?
Could you repeat
the question?
No, I just...
I wanted
to make sure you voted.
Is today the election?
I'm kidding.
[ Laughs ]
It's gonna be close.
Yeah, I heard.
Your polling location
is 223 Roy.
It's a brick building.
Don't vote your conscience.
I didn't.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
[ Laughs ]
You look like
a Bible salesman.
Yeah, right.
Grant Cogswell
for city council!
[ Cheering ]
46%.
Guys! Guys!
Greg Nichols is emerging
clearly as the leader.
Mark center has settled
for third place.
We got new numbers?
We got new numbers?
We're not greedy here,
right?
All we really need
is 50.0000001%, right?
That's all we need!
That's all we need!
That's it.
We're looking now at the
current vote for city council.
At this point, it looks
like all incumbents are ahead,
although lots of precincts
have not put in their report.
That can change
very quickly.
And I think
we have some evidence
that it's gonna
start changing.
We need 3%.
Ready, guys?
3%! 3%! 3%!
3%! 3%! 3%!
[ Cheering ]
The closest race
of the night
is for council
position number eight
in the race between
and challenger
grant Cogswell.
Cogswell! Cogswell!
Cogswell!
[ Cheering ]
People, that's 1%.
You guys are doing this.
This is for Seattle.
This is for the monorail!
Come on, we can do this!
We can change Seattle!
1%! 1%! 1%!
[ Cheering ]
0.2%, 0.2.
0.2! 0.2!
0.2! 0.2!
[ Cheering ]
It's happening! Yes!
Oh, man, we got this
in the bag.
Put it in the bag,
put it in the trunk.
What is it?
What is it?
Drive with this, b*tches!
[ Cheering ]
Come on, come on.
Show us what's next.
Come on, come on.
What's the next one?
Theresa, what is it?
Come on,
what's the number?
Still good.
Still in there.
Gonna go back up.
It's okay.
The polls are closing.
It fluctuates.
You just wait
for the next number.
Fluctuation!
It's all right.
It's all right.
That's a lot, Phil.
Just wait for
the next numbers.
Wait for
the next numbers.
What's the next number?
That's fine, right?
Anyway, it's only,
like, 30 votes.
Come on, 30 votes.
30 votes.
30 votes. 30 votes.
30 votes. 30 votes.
And the polls are now
officially closed.
We are now ready to predict
tonight's results.
It does appear that all
of the city council seats
will remain in the hands
of the incumbents.
As for the mayor's race...
no! No!
No, still,
we can do this.
30 votes! 30 votes!
30 votes! 30 votes!
30 votes! Everyone!
30 votes!
They're gonna revise
the numbers.
Like, remember what
happened with bush?
And it went to court
and the whole...
wait, everybody,
wait! Wait!
Hold on!
There'll still
the absentee ballots, right?
Absentee ballots!
Who wasn't absent
from school
at least once,
right?
There's absentee ballots.
They are the smartest voters
out there.
Smartest voters
out there.
We're gonna have
those votes.
It's only 30 votes,
you guys!
We can win this!
We're gonna win this!
Yeah.
And while we wait
to hear the final...
the victory
announcement for us.
I would like to do some of
my grant Cogswell impressions.
Richard McIver,
Richard McIver
has flushed Seattle
down the toilet
and he doesn't
even know it, folks.
And I hate these shoes!
I hate these shoes.
I need better arch support.
Reowr!
We have just begun!
[ Cheering ]
Polar bear. Polar bear.
Reowr!
Reowr!
Aah!
McIver has won
and now we have to contend
with this.
We love you, grant!
48%!
Do you know
what that means?
It means that we're
the trees and the rain.
Seattle!
[ Cheering ]
Seattle!
[ Cheering ]
And we will not sleep,
not today, not yesterday,
not 100 years from now,
because we've woken them up
out of their hibernation!
Reowr!
And that's why,
first and foremost,
I got to thank
one son of a b*tch,
one son of a b*tch
above all else,
and that's my polar bear
tamer extraordinaire!
Get up here!
[ Cheering ]
Go, go.
Wayne. Wayne.
Yes, and Wayne
for this campaign,
and Theresa, our wonderful
office coordinator
who almost swallowed a bear.
And Evan salt.
And Evan salt, who's...
I thought I might
find you here.
Who designed our t-shirts.
Defeat hurts!
I've been thinking
about things.
I think you may
have been right
about, like,
a thing or two.
Michael Hanson?
I've missed you...
Kind of.
You look...
Not bad in a tie.
I love you guys all!
Let's just go crazy!
[ Cheering ]
Reowr!
Marry me.
What?
Hey, I almost got a polar bear
elected to office.
Hey, hey, McIver's on!
McIver's on.
While this has been
a victory for me,
it's been a narrow one.
I just want you to know
that I take that to heart.
The next several months,
we'll be working together.
Would you repeat
the question?
[Fight for love playing]
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