George Washington University conducting survey, needs Hispanic political donors

I received this via e-mail and I think it is worth a small amount of your time (the e-mail said a minute) to take this survey. Here is the link to the survey

The Institute for Politics, Democracy & the Internet at George Washington University is conducting a survey of donors who contributed to presidential primary and general election candidates the 2004 election. They are particularly interest in donors who contributed $400 or less, and donors who contributed over the Internet. The survey takes about 10-15 minutes to complete. The Institute conducts cutting-edge research that analyzes how the Internet is affecting American politics, with the goal of encouraging more citizens to participate in our democratic processes.

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