I don't know if there's anyone reading this who lives in Texas, but if so, please read the following information. It explains how the Texas primary is different from other states - and it's more crucial this election year than ever.
In Texas, you can vote twice on Tuesday, March 4 - once in the primary between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., and then again in your local caucus at 7:15 p.m. Both count toward delegates needed to win the nomination.
Your primary location and caucus location are the same place. Find it at Barack Obama's website: http://my.barackobama.com/page/content/txevlookup
You can also call the Texas Secretary of State with any questions at (512) 463-5650 on a weekday.
You must vote in the primary to vote in the caucus. Caucus leaders should have a list of who voted – but if you have your marked voter card or your receipt from early voting, bring it.
If you voted early, you can still caucus. But your location is NOT necessarily the same as where you voted. So be sure to look up your standard voting location at the Secretary of State's website.
Visit the Move On website for more information.
Showing posts with label 2008 election. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2008 election. Show all posts
Monday, March 03, 2008
Sunday, February 24, 2008
We are the change we have been waiting for.
There are just a few primaries left in the US, and two big states will be holding their elections on March 4. The race is still up in the air even though Barack Obama has won the last 11 contests. In case you have not yet voted in your state's primary and are undecided, I just wanted to share some links about Barack Obama, what he stands for and believes in, what his positions are on the major issues, etc.
Learn more about Barack Obama
Campaign Blog
The issues
Fact Checking
Unlike Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama does not accept donations from Washington lobbyists or special interest groups. He relies instead on a network of grassroots supporters to raise funds for campaigning. If you feel, like I do, that he is the best candidate to lead our battered country in the right direction, consider making a donation to support his campaign.
Learn more about Barack Obama
Campaign Blog
The issues
Fact Checking
Unlike Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama does not accept donations from Washington lobbyists or special interest groups. He relies instead on a network of grassroots supporters to raise funds for campaigning. If you feel, like I do, that he is the best candidate to lead our battered country in the right direction, consider making a donation to support his campaign.
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