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Phone Banking for Jim Martin

Mon November 17th, 2008

Dear Friends,
We have scheduled 5 phone banks for Jim Martin. The script is VERY simple and requires NO experience in previous phone banks.


Tuesday Nov 18th, 6:00 PM at the Jim Martin Campaign Office   (Formerly the Obama office) 2705 Airport Rd STE 112 Dalton, GA 30721
Saturday Nov  22nd, 4:00 PM at the Jim Martin Campaign Office
Monday Nov 24th, 6:00 PM at the Jim Martin Campaign Office
Tuesday Nov 25th, 6:00 PM at the Jim Martin Campaign Office
Monday Dec 1st, 6:00 PM at the Jim Martin Campaign Office (only if calls are still left)


Bring your cell phone and charger as we have no hard lines left from the Obama campaign.

Bring your cell phone and charger as we have no hard lines left from the Obama campaign.
We have Whitfield and Murray GOTV calls to make. The Tier 1 list is over 800 calls so we need as much help as we can get. These calls need to be finished before the 22th so we can start on Tier 2. Tier 3 calls will be made on the 24th and 25th.  If any calls are still left we will add another phone bank on Dec 1st at 6:00 PM.
If you need to know where early voting is located in your county we are compiling that information on our website.
http://northgeorgiaforobama.com  Also click on the forum link on the right and sign up for our message board to keep in touch with other Democrats in North Georgia. 
 
Thanks,
 

John Anthony
706-260-8732

Absentee Voting for the December 2 Runoff

Mon November 17th, 2008

Absentee Ballots  

IF YOU INTEND TO VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT, PLEASE APPLY FOR A BALLOT IMMEDIATELY AND NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER 19. If the ballot does not arrive before November 25, please call your county’s elections office. You can find the phone number at the Secretary of State’s website, by clicking on this link

Absentee ballots will not be counted unless they are received before the closing of the polls (7:00 p.m.) on the day of the runoff, December 2. For information on applying for an absentee ballot, please see the Secretary of State’s website by clicking on this link

You will have to: 1. Download, print, and fill out the form provided (it is a PDF); and 

2. Mail, fax, or hand-deliver the completed form to your county elections office. You can find the address and fax number for your elections office at the Secretary of State’s website, by clicking on this linkGiven the short amount of time before the runoff, we recommend that you fax or hand-deliver the application if possible. 

 Advance Voting Advance, in-person voting for the runoff will run from Monday, November 24 through Friday, November 28 (the week before the runoff) - with the exception of Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 27, when there will be no advance voting. 

It is also possible that your advance voting location will be closed on Friday, November 28. Please click on this link to go to the Secretary of State’s website and find out information regarding the advance voting schedule in your county (please note that, as of November 8, the site is not currently up to date with runoff information). There is no advance voting on Monday, December 1, the day before the runoff. 

You will likely have to vote at a location that is different from your usual polling place during the advance voting period. Please see the Secretary of State’s website for more information on where to advance vote by clicking here (as of November 8, the site is not currently up to date with runoff information). 

You will need an approved photo ID in order to vote in person. Please see the Secretary of State’s website for more information by clicking here   

Election Day  

Runoff Election Day is Tuesday, December 2. To find your Election Day polling place, click on this link to use the Secretary of State’s poll locator

Again, you will need an approved photo ID in order to vote in person. Please see the Secretary of State’s website for more information by clicking here   

Military and Overseas Ballots  GO HERE: http://www.martinforsenate.com/runoff_voting_information.html  

  Can WE Decide the 58th seat in the Senate, YES WE CAN!!! 

If you are interested in phone banking from home for Jim Martin reply to this email. 

Also be sure to sign up for our text message updates at http://northgeorgiaforobama.com 

 

Thanks, 

John Anthony  706-260-8732 

Yes We Did! Make a Difference!

Mon November 17th, 2008

I want to thank all our volunteers in Whitfield County. 

While we may have not won the state or our county, we did win the election! But we have other news to celebrate!!! 

We made a difference that the Atlanta Journal Constitution could visibly see! If you go to our website there is a map posted from their article. There is one county in North Georgia that trended towards blue… take a guess what county that was… WHITFIELD!!! 

http://northgeorgiaforobama.com 

Click the link to see the map. 

I am so proud of the work we all did, if we continue to work like we did and build our volunteer base we can turn our county, our district, and our state BLUE!  Obama taught us the strategy, we have to implement it. We need to help other counties get going like we did here. I keep hearing people say “Why doesn’t the National campaigns come here to North Georgia?”, all I have to say is “If WE build it, they will come!”. 

Also if any of you have pictures from the Campaign office, especially the Nov 4th Celebration, please send them to me, so I can post them on the website in the gallery for everyone to see. 

Thanks, 

John Anthony 

706-260-8732 

Jim Martin for US Senate

Mon November 17th, 2008

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U.S. Senate

I can’t thank you enough for your support. Georgians turned out in record numbers on Election Day, and a majority of them voted to reject Saxby Chambliss and the failures of Washington to stand up for the middle class. We couldn’t have done it without you.

Now we’re headed to a runoff, and we need you to redouble your efforts if we’re going to win on December 2nd, because this race is going to be about helping President-elect Barack Obama get our economy back on track and making the economy work for the middle class again.

Please visit my website for more information.
www.martinforsenate.com

Jim Powell for Public Service Commissioner

Mon November 17th, 2008

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Jim Powell works as an independent energy consultant to states, local governments and industry. He retired in February 2007 after a 35 year career with the United States government. Prior to retiring, Jim served as a Senior Executive with the U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) managing a number of initiatives and a budget of over $300 million.

Jim will be a voice for the people in the Public Service Commission, something it has been lacking for many years. He is committed to making Georgia a better place to live and work and would use his experience to work toward a cleaner better future for all Georgians.

http://jimpowellforgapsc.com/ 

Georgia DNC members launch new website

Wed September 3rd, 2008

Georgia’s six members of the Democratic National Committee have launched a new website to keep Georgia Democrats informed about what their representatives to the national party are doing.  The project was spearheaded by Page Gleason, a newly-elected DNC member who began her four-year term last week.

Georgia’s DNC members are: Jane Kidd, Michael Thurmond, Page Gleason, Richard Ray, Sally Rosser, and David Worley.  To visit the Georgia DNC website, please visit www.georgiadnc.com.
 

Featured candidate: Jim Martin
A Vietnam veteran, former legislator, and former head of Georgia’s Department of Human Resources, Jim Martin has spent a lifetime fighting for the middle class.  Now, he’s taking the fight to Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss, and Jim’s message is catching on across Georgia.  In fact, a poll released last month shows Jim within striking distance of victory, and reveals that Georgia is ready for a change in the U.S. Senate.  

Jim needs your help to keep the momentum going.  We know how Saxby Chambliss plays politics, and with your help, we’ll show him that the same old, slash and burn smear politics aren’t going to work in Georgia this year.  We know that Georgia is ready for a change, and ready for a Senator who is going to work for the middle class.  Georgia is ready for Jim Martin.

Visit Jim’s website today to lend our next Senator a hand.  You can learn about Jim, contribute, or sign up to volunteer.

Jeff Scott - US Congress 9th District

Sun August 31st, 2008

Dr. Jeff Scott is running as a candidate for the United States Congress out of the 9th district.  He wants to go to each of the 15 counties in the 9th Distric and make connections with each and every person possible.  He says that today we have more and more people that are disconnected from their government.  One of his goals is to bring Democrats, Republicans, and Independents together for a higher purpose of truly Making Georgia Better.

Visit Jeff’s website at http://www.electjeffscott.com.  “Let’s Take it to the House!” with Jeff Scott.  

 

Susan Miller - Clerk of Superior Court

Sun July 27th, 2008

Susan Miller is running for Clerk of Superior Court of Whitfield County.

Don’t you think you government should work as hard for your dollar as you do?   A vote for Susan is a vote for responsible government.

You can call Susan with your concerns and issues at 706-217-8912. 

 

Jim Miller - Whitfield County Tax Commissioner

Sun July 27th, 2008

Jim Miller is running for Tax Commissioner of Whitfield County in November.  Jim’s goal is to serve the public with a friendly, welcoming attitude.

Jim’s qualifications are:

  • Teacher of Mathematics for 27 years
  • Military Veteran
  • Married - Father of two children

Jim Miller is friendly, knowledgeable and trustworthy and needs your vote on November 4th.

Ralph Noble - State Representative District 3

Sun July 27th, 2008

Ralph Noble is running for State Representative District 3 in November.   Ralph offers voters “Common Sense for a Change”.   Ralph and his wife Teresa live in Catoosa County.

In Whitfield County, District 3 is the far west and southern areas of the county.   Check your voter registration card to see if you are in District 3.

For more information about Ralph Noble’s campaign and District 3, visit www.ElectRalphNoble.com.

Email Ralph:

Ralph@ElectRalphNoble.com


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