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Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin made a long-awaited entry into the Virginia governor’s race via an automated call to as many as 350,000 state residents urging them to vote.
The calls are among roughly 600,000 coordinated through The Virginia Faith and Freedom Coalition, an affiliate of Ralph Reed’s national group, according to Sen. Stephen H. Martin, R-Chesterfield, chairman of the Virginia coalition. Reed is the former executive director of the Christian Coalition.
Martin said former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee also taped an automated call for the group, and that the coalition does not endorse candidates or parties. He said Palin talks about “shared principles” in her call.
A spokesman for Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell said today, “it’s not our call.“
