Washington ( CNN ) Sen. Elizabeth Warren may repeatedly say she is n't running for president in 2016 , but do n't tell that to the nation 's largest liberal grassroots organization . MoveOn.org , an 8-million member liberal grassroots organization , is poised to kick off a $ 1 million campaign to draft Warren for president in 2016 . The plan will be put to MoveOn members Tuesday morning , but because of the Massachusetts senator 's popularity with the liberals , the plan is expected to easily pass . The campaign includes MoveOn.org opening offices and hiring staff in Iowa and New Hampshire , two states that are critically important in the presidential nomination process , and `` the assembly of a national volunteer army ready to go to work if Sen. Warren enters the race . '' If passed , MoveOn will also begin producing `` ads and media products that call attention to how Sen. Warren has stood up and fought for the middle class and her powerful vision for our country 's future . '' `` There is too much at stake to have anything other than our best candidates in the debate , '' Ilya Sheyman , executive director of MoveOn.org Political Action , said in a statement . `` We are prepared to show Senator Warren she has the support she needs to enter—and win—the presidential race . '' Warren has said a number of times that she is not running for president , despite all the liberal excitement around her possible candidacy . Through her lawyer , Warren even disavowed Ready for Warren , a super PAC hoping to draft the liberal senator . `` As Senator Warren has said many times , she is not running for president , '' Lacey J . Rose , Warren 's press secretary , said on Tuesday . That said , should she decide to run , Warren would be far from the first presidential hopeful to backtrack on a pledge not to do so . `` This is a huge opportunity for MoveOn members , if they choose , to inspire Senator Warren as she has inspired so many of us , '' said Anna Galland , executive director of MoveOn.org Civic Action . MoveOn 's campaign is as much a boost to Warren as it is a slight to Hillary Clinton , the Democratic frontrunner for the 2016 nomination and someone who has failed to connect with some liberal activists . MoveOn organizers wo n't fault Clinton directly , but they regularly talk about finding a nominee that fits the moment for Democrats , not someone associated with what they see as a longtime rigged political system . Polling , however , has shown that self-identified liberals overwhelmingly back the former secretary of state . In a July CNN/ORC International Poll , 66 % of liberals said they would back Clinton over people like Warren , Vice President Joe Biden and New York Gov . Andrew Cuomo . In the same poll , only 13 % of liberal backed Warren . But in polls of strictly members of liberal groups , Warren fares much better . In a November poll of Democracy for America 's one million members , Warren garnered 42 % support , compared to 24 % for Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders and 23 % for Clinton . MoveOn is not the only liberal political group pushing for a Warren run . Democracy for America said Tuesday it would poll its members about joining the `` Draft Warren '' effort . `` Washington consultants can spout off a dozen reasons why Elizabeth Warren should n't run , but none of that beltway blather means a thing next to this one , simple truth : The Democratic Party and our country desperately need Warren 's voice in the 2016 presidential debate , '' DFA Executive Director Charles Chamberlain said in a statement out Tuesday .
MoveOn.org is a liberal grassroots advocacy group with 8 million members . There 's a vote Tuesday on whether to back a campaign to draft Elizabeth Warren for 2016 . Comment: MoveOn is n't the only group : Democracy for America is also polling its members .