Hip-Hop Mogul Diddy who was an active voice in the Vote Or Die campaign during the 2004 U.S. election,
has urged his fans and followers to speak up on Super Tuesday.

With a large number of states holding primaries, today is forecast to reveal the Republican Party front-runners, widely predicted to be either Arizona Senator John McCain and Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, while the tight race between New York Senator Hillary Clinton and Illinois Senator Barrack Obama would be more suggestive of the future for the Democrats.

“Thanks to your voice and your vote, the political candidates can no longer ignore your concerns about this country and your future. Young people are poised to continue the work that Citizen Change and other organizations started in 2004, when more than 20 million young people showed up at the polls and voted,” Diddy recently said. “In 2004, you waited in lines, you said enough was enough. And in 2008, you’ve inspired more young people get in the game...Change will only be real when young people across this country go to the polls on Super Tuesday and in November and stand up and have their votes counted. This election is already historic because of who is running in it. It will gain a greater place in history because of who is voting in it.”

In Related Diddy News RapBlueprint.com also recently reported on Diddy hosting Ciroc’s Superbowl Block Party outside Scottsdale mega-club nightclub Axis/Radius.