Take The Voto Latino, (free) iTunes 2010 Census Pledge

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Take The Voto Latino, (free) iTunes 2010 Census Pledge

Literanista February 4, 2010

Via Guanabee:

Take a stand and pledge your participation in the 2010 Census at the Voto Latino site today. You’ll receive 25 free songs from major artists like Pitbull, Aventura, Morrissey, Mos Def, Jaguares and Los Tigres del Norte via a partnership with iTunes that makes this exclusive soundtrack be available for FREE to anyone who visits Voto Latino’s home page and simply takes a pledge to participate in the Census.

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