Archive for the ‘Elections’
Are You Ready for Change in November?
Tick Tock. 18 days to the Primary!
87 days to Change Washington!
Become a Poll Worker
ELECTIONS CAN’T FUNCTION WITHOUT QUALIFIED POLL WORKERS
Why not have Tea Party Members help out!
As you know, the 2010 elections are coming up and Arizona voters will go out in full force this fall and vote.
Arizona has more than 2,200 polling locations. To function properly, each location needs approximately seven poll workers. That adds up to more than 14,000 poll workers needed. Poll workers are paid for their time.
Click on this link to find out how you can do this very important work: http://www.azsos.gov/election/PollWorker/
Just say NO to Prop100
Just say NO to Prop100 URGENT ACTION ITEM
- Paint your car windows with the wash off auto paint ($4.99 at AutoZone) to say NO On Prop100.
- Get out the phone book and just call people. Ask them if they have registered to vote and if so tell them to vote NO.
- Make signs and put them out, we are up against a million dollar budget so grassroots is very helpful.
- Make small signs from cardboard that say no and hang them next to the yes signs hanging on the fences.
- Remember we are Taxed Enough Already, get mad and let’s stop this tax from happening!!!
Huppenthal and Dugan Debate Next Tuesday
Don’t miss what promises to be an engaging debate between the two main conservative contenders for the position of Arizona Superintendent of Schools: John Huppenthal and Margaret Dugan
Time: Tuesday May 11, 2010 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Location: The Burke Basic School
Street: 131 East Southern Avenue
City/Town: Mesa, AZ
Phone: Contact Harry for more info at 1776redux@gmail.com
Event Type: political debate east valley tea party meeting
Organized By: Harry Mathews – East Valley Education Action Committee
“Taking back our country by taking back our schools www.Teach1776.ning.com ”
So You Want To Be A School Board Member?
Wednesday, May 12, 2010 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM MST
Sign up immediately if you wish to take part in this instructional online program!
This free webinar will cover the basics of what it takes both to run for and serve on an Arizona school board. Topics covered will include
- Why Serve?
- Do You Have What It Takes?
- What School Board Members Do [and What They Don't Do]
- Eligibility and the Basics of Running for Office
- Commonly Asked Questions About Board Service
- Support Available to Board Members Once Elected
Presenters will be
Karen Beckvar, Leadership Development Specialist, Arizona School Boards Association [and a currently serving school board member], and
Chris Thomas, Director of Legal Services, Arizona School Boards Association.
Sign up here! https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/597347712
Main website www.AZSBA.org
Last Chance to Register to Vote for the May 18 Special Election
Monday, April 19 at midnight is the deadline to register for the upcoming May 18, 2010 special election.
The special election is to decide on proposition 100 to increase the state transaction privilege tax–you have heard this as the 1% sales tax. Isn’t that special, we are taxed on the privilege to make transactions. If Arizona voters approve Prop 100 on May 18, your state sales taxes will go up by 18 percent.
Anyway, here is registration info:
- Re-register if you:
- have moved
- changed your name
- want to change your political party affiliation
- First time registration qualifications:
- Must be a Citizen of the United States of America
- Must be a resident of Arizona
- Must be 18 years of age or more on the day of next regular General Election
- Must not be a convicted felon, unless your civil rights have been restored.
- Must not have been adjudicated incompetent.
- How to register to vote:
- Online: Use the Service Arizona EZ Voter Registration. Need an Arizona Driver License or Arizona ID Card from MVD issued on or after October 1, 1996.
- Print a Form: Print this form and mail back to the County Recorder for the county in which you are a legal resident.
- Maricopa info:
- 222 E. Javelina, Mesa AZ 85210
- 111 S. Third Ave. Phoenix AZ 85003
- Maricopa info:
- In Person: You may visit the County Recorder in the county you are a legal resident and complete an Arizona Voter Registration form.
CD5 Candidate Forum This Saturday
CD5 Candidate Forum Saturday, March 20 10:00 A.M.
The local Republican Party LD20 is hosting a Congressional candidate forum. This is your chance to meet the Republicans who want to retire Harry Mitchell this fall.
What: Candidate forum for Congressional District 5 candidates
When: Saturday March 20, 2010, 10:00 AM
Where: Mountain View Lutheran Church – 11002 S 48th Street (48th & Elliot)
Featuring:
Chris Salvino website: www.DrChrisForCongress.com
Jim Ward website: www.VoteJimWard.com
David Schweikert website: david10.com
Susan Bitter Smith website: www.Susan10.com
Mark Spinks website: www.VoteSpinks.com
Lee Gentry website: www.LeeGentry.com
Arizona Legislative District 20 Republican Party. www.ld20gop.com
Outline of What is to Come in 2010
Here is what is coming for the TEA Party this year:
- Final voting on Contract from America – began on February 18, 2010
- Recharge the Movement Protests – February 27, 2010
- Nationwide screenings of the TEA Party Movie – February 27, 2010
- TEA Party local coordinator training
- TAX DAY TEA PARTIES – April 15, 2010
- Roll-out of Final Contract from America – April 15, 2010
- Constitutional Educational Training, Founding Principles Bus Tour
- Activist Educational Training
- Independence Day events – July 2-July 4, 2010
- August Heat – Congressional Town Hall Meetings
- 912 March on DC – September 12, 2010
- Get Out the Vote and voter education – October – November 2010
- ELECTION DAY – Tuesday, November 2, 2010
- Year-round grassroots lobbying when legislation arises



