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Mon Jun 23, 2008 at 22:05:01 PM CDT
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(way to go, corpus! - promoted by mariochampion)
Unite for Change
Turning Corpus Blue
When:
June 28, 2008
Where:
Collier Pool Park
3801 Harris
Time:
4:00 pm till 7:00 p.m.
Hot Dogs provided,
Bring your own lawn chair
Call Sylvia Samaniego
Precinct Chair 87
361-854-4272
What is your precinct number?
Can provide your calling list of Democrats in your neighborhood.
"Democracy requires participation"
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Mon Jun 02, 2008 at 10:12:45 AM CDT
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We need your help!
The campaign has been waiting for final answers on lots of logistical issues before scheduling trainings and making assignments. We're now at that point.
There are three groups of volunteers that will be assigned to each of the 31 senate districts to perform functions of oversight and monitoring the process. Another group of volunteers will be needed to staff the Obama office and do projects for the operation.
Click this link to see a the list of volunteer activities and to sign up:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=pCVgf3tYDGBcKY6NbxdkqHQ
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Fri Apr 18, 2008 at 16:50:00 PM CDT
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Last weekend people! These are the calls that can help Obama narrow the gap in Pennsylvania. Please do as many as you can this weekend, even if its 10 or 12 or 120, it all adds up:
Call Pennsylvania for Obama
Thanks!
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Fri Apr 04, 2008 at 09:06:46 AM CDT
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(Cross-posted for Glen Maxey from BurntOrangereport.com)
As delegate lists from the County and Senate Conventions make their way to the Texas Democratic Party, people are getting ready to compete to be the warm bodies in those highly coveted seats in Denver.
Here's the handy guide to everything you need to know.
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Thu Mar 20, 2008 at 08:09:58 AM CDT
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State Convention Elected Positions
What can I run for?
At 3:00 pm on Friday, each Senate District Caucus meets at their posted location in the Convention Center. All delegates are in attendance here, both Clinton and Obama.
At the Convention each Senate District Caucus elects one member to each standing committee and recommendations for Electors and SDEC. It is important to be organized as much as practical BEFORE this convention so that these committee spots are won by our qualified supporters.
(1) Credentials Committee
(2) Platform Committee
(3) Resolutions Committee
(4) Rules Committee
(5) Nominations Committee for SDEC officers and SDEC members recommended by Senatorial District Caucuses, and in presidential years, members of the Democratic National Committee and Presidential Electors
(6) Recommendation for SDEC Committeeman
(7) Recommendation for SDEC Committeewoman
(8) Nominations Committee for At-Large Delegates to the National Convention
(9) Recommendation for Presidential Elector(s) as allotted to those Caucuses under these Rules This year every SD will make on recommendation, and the remaining three are recommended by the three largest districts: SD 14, SD 23 and SD 13.
(10) Delegates and Alternates to the National Convention as allocated to them.
At this point, the Obama and Clinton delegates divide into their respective caucuses to elect their allocated delegates and alternates as determined by the March 4th Primary.
Here is a list of the Committees and a bit about what they do. If you are interested in serving on the temporary committees prior to the Convention, contact the State Party Chair at the Texas Democratic Party.
The duties of the Permanent Committees shall be as follows:
(1) The Permanent Credentials Committee shall make recommendations to the Convention as to the final resolution of all challenges regarding the credentials of Delegates to the State Convention.
Note: The Party Chair will have appointed a Temporary Credentials Committee that will have met prior to the Convention, heard testimony and made most of the Credentials recommendations. This committee serves as the final arbiter if there are still contests.
(2) The Nominations Committee shall nominate the officers of the SDEC and the SDEC members recommended by their respective Senatorial District Caucuses and, in presidential years, the DNC Representatives.
Note: This committee recommends the Officer slate: Party Chair, Vice Chair, Vice Chair of Finance, Treasurer. Each Senate District recommends a State Committeeman and State Committeewoman and the Committee nominates those recommended people to be the Executive Committee. Each Senate District will hold an election at their caucus for these two recommendations. The committee will also recommend nominations for the Texas seats on the Democratic National Committee. It nominates Presidential Electors (each Senate District makes recommendations for Elector).
In presidential years, the duties of the Nominations Committee for At-Large Delegates to the National Convention shall be those implied by its title or as assigned by the National Party Rules.
Note: This committee will meet on Saturday to recommend the 67 At Large Delegates and 3 Add On Unpledged Delegates. After the Senate districts have made their selections to this committee, there will be some Obama supporters and some Clinton supporters elected. The presidential primary poll will have allocated the number of At Large and Pledged Party and Elected Official delegates for Obama and Clinton. Traditionally, the Obama committee members will caucus to recommend the Obama delegates and the Clinton committee members will recommend the Clinton delegates.
(3) The Platform Committee shall write and recommend to the Convention a Party platform for the November General Election.
Note: Traditionally the Chair appoints a broad based committee of interested individuals who meet in the weeks before the Convention to draft a Platform document. This committee takes that draft, and reworks it and make final edits.
(4) The Resolutions Committee shall consider and recommend all resolutions submitted to the Convention, other than those within the proper jurisdiction of the Platform Committee.
Note: There is a temporary resolutions committee appointed by the Chair that sifts through the thousands of resolutions, decides which ones are appropriate topics to be referred to the Platform Committee or the Rules Committee. There are days of logistics work to organize these documents and the temporary committee does that work.
(5) The Rules Committee shall consider and recommend any proposed amendments to the permanent Party Rules and shall assist the Convention Chair and Parliamentarian, at their request, in interpreting the applicability of these Rules to questions of organization and procedure at the Convention.
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Thu Mar 06, 2008 at 13:58:16 PM CST
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Well the news is slowly trickling out to the wider world that Obama has indeed won Texas! Clinton won the primary, but by a much smaller margin than Obama's victory in the caucuses, meaning Obama will net more delegates from Texas -- and, despite what pundits need to declare in time for commercial break, delegates are what determine the outcome of this whole nominating process.
And, remember, if someone points out the popular vote lead for Clinton in Texas, simply agree with them and point out the popular vote lead for Obama overall.
Of course, if the mainstream journalists would press the point to Bill Clinton about his earlier firewall words, i would be a little happier.
So what else can you do while you rest up? How about a little contribution to sweeten the victory. This campaign, this movement, this urge to re-shape our country won't be led by others. It's up to us. Obama is set to announce a $50,000,000+ month, and that is pretty big. But, Texans for Obama, let's make March even bigger! Give what you can to our campaign!
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Sun Feb 24, 2008 at 07:03:03 AM CST
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(Our grassroots efforts will push Obama over the top in Texas. Volunteer today! - promoted by Ian)
Our grassroots campaign is firing on all cylinders. We've opened up 20 field offices across Texas, and we need your help during this final weekend before Election Day. Please volunteer to become a Texas Precinct Captain, and swing by one of our field offices and get involved. The election is only 3 days away...it's now or never!
The Clinton campaign had a 30 point lead just a couple of months ago, but our volunteers have worked hard to close the gap. Let's finish the job and deliver Texas for Obama. Yes we can!
Amarillo
118 B SW 6th Ave.
Amarillo, TX 79101
Austin - Campaign Headquarters
816 Congress Ave.
Austin, TX 78701
Phone: (512) 476-2008
Fax: (512) 476-2032
texas@barackobama.com
Austin - East Austin
1309 Rosewood Ave,
Austin, TX 78702
Austin - UT Campus
Dobie Center
2025 Guadalupe St., #142
Austin, TX 78705
Brownsville
305 East Elizabeth St.
Brownsville, TX 78520
Corpus Christi
1318 S. Staples St.
Corpus Christi, TX
Phone: (361) 884-0008
Dallas
1409 S. Lamar St., Suite 011
Dallas, TX 75215
Edinburg
405 W. Owassa Rd.
Edinburg, TX 78539
El Paso
Trowbridge Plaza
5750 Trowbridge Dr.
El Paso, TX 79925
Phone: (915) 775-2008
Fort Worth - North
2511 Rodeo Plaza-B
Fort Worth, TX 76106
Fort Worth - East
6322 Brentwood Stair Rd.
Fort Worth, TX 76112
Galveston
2028 Broadway St.
Galveston, TX 77650
Houston
3710 Travis
Houston, TX 77002
Laredo
9902 McPherson Ave.
Laredo, TX 78045
956 566-6692
League City
270 League City
League City, TX 77573
McAllen
4510 N. 10th St., Suite 170
McAllen, TX 78504
San Antonio
311 Third St.
San Antonio, TX
San Antonio - West Commerce (Satellite)
2935 W. Commerce
San Antonio, TX 78207
UT - Pan American
1900 W. University, Suite 7
Edinburg, TX 78539
Waco
1818 Columbus Avenue
Waco, TX 76701
We'll update this post with new office contatct info as soon as we receive it.
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Wed Feb 13, 2008 at 17:30:03 PM CST
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The grand opening of the Corpus Christi volunteer Obama office, for which they expected 30 people but which attracted more than twice that, was covered by the Caller-Times.
"This is a grassroots campaign, and the things you do to get organized are the things that are going to win this campaign," Cassidy shouted from the front stairs to the houseful of people.
Kathleen Cook, a 38-year-old Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi student, said she heard about the event Monday and immediately decided to attend.
"I wanted to meet other Obama supporters," she said. "This has definitely exceeded my expectations."
read it all at the Caller-Times.
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Mon Feb 11, 2008 at 15:39:42 PM CST
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(good news! State Rep. Juan Garcia from the Corpus area has been a strong supporter since the beginning. - promoted by mariochampion)
On Tuesday, February 12th at 5 PM, a grassroots Obama campaign office will be opening at the progressive center in Corpus Christi.
The address is:
413 Waco St.
Corpus Christi, TX 78401
Contact Information
Les Cassidy
Phone: 361-887-2965
Email: lawles@msn.com
Sylvia Samaniego
Phone: 361-882-8177
Cell: 361-442-0072
Fax: 361-882-2884
Email: samaniegosylvia@yahoo.com
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