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PHOENIX, AZ - Today, Senator John McCain launched a new campaign website to provide meaningful tools for Arizona voters to interact with the campaign and share thoughts and opinions.

"I'm very excited to see this new release of www.johnmccain.com. I'm committed to using the latest tools and newest technology to reach voters across Arizona," said Senator John McCain. "From blogging, video, and text messaging, I hope every Arizona voter will visit my site and join in the conversation."

The campaign blog will provide day-to-day campaign updates through video, pictures, and statements from Senator McCain. Arizona voters will also have an opportunity to provide comments for Senator John McCain on the issues of the day.

Arizonans can come to the site to register to vote, volunteer, download campaign brochures to walk their neighborhood, download campaign yard signs for their windows, and much more...

The website provides up-to-date information on upcoming events with Senator McCain, along with interactive maps and RSVP links for various events.

This new feature will allow Arizona voters to share their support for Senator McCain.

With just a few clicks, visitors to the site can record a message on their webcam or upload a video to appear on our "Supporter Wall".

The wall will contain hundreds and eventually thousands of videos from fellow Arizonans sharing why they believe Senator McCain must be re-elected to the U.S. Senate.

Selected areas around the site ask visitors to share their thoughts via video and text. The campaign will be posting videos and comments daily to the site.

Arizonans can text message "McCain" to 69872 to sign up for text message alerts throughout the campaign. The campaign will utilize texting to inform Arizonans about upcoming events, organizing events, announce endorsements, and share breaking news - all sent instantly to their mobile phone.

"This new website provides a two-way conversation with the voters of Arizona. At its best, the internet is a place where candidates can speak to the voters of their state and the voters have an opportunity to effectively share their own opinions with their elected representatives", said Corey Vale, Internet Director for John McCain 2010.

Please visit the site at www.johnmccain.com