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Rivah time in Virginia

16 Tuesday Jul 2019

Posted by Carol Dois Woodward in General Assembly, General Election, Local Government

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Absentee Ballott, Election Day, Polls, Update Voter Registration, Voter Registration

Have your calendar handy?

A few dates for you to include in your calendar now, while it is so darn hot outside. These are important dates having to do with voting and we know that voting is fundamental to citizenship.

October 15th: Last date to register to vote or update your address for this election.

October 29th by 5 pm: Request that an absentee ballot be mailed to you if you must vote absentee.

November 2nd: Last date to vote an absentee ballot, in person, at your local voter registration office.

November 5th: Election Day — Polls open 6am to 7pm.

You can learn more at www.vote.virginia.gov

Precinct Captains/Workers Training

15 Monday Oct 2018

Posted by Carol Dois Woodward in Prince George Democrats, Prince George Virginia Democrats, Virginia Politics

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Check Registration, Election Day, November 6th, Polling, Precinct Captains Training, Precinct volunteer training, Voter Registration

Training for Precinct Captains & Volunteers

One hour-ish training will be provided for Precinct Captains and outside poll volunteers on Tuesday, October 16 at 5:30 pm, at the Prince George Library in the small conference room.  We will answer your questions, make suggestions, and tell some good stories.  Contact Carol Woodward by Facebook Messenger, at twitter @CarolDWoodward, or at woodwardcd@aol.com.

Have a family member not registered to vote?

Actually, do you know anyone who isn’t registered to vote? You may not know unless you ask. Today is the last day to register to vote or update registration information such as an address or name change. You can do it online at www.elections.virginia.gov or at the Prince George General Registrar’s office on the 2nd Floor South of the Prince George County Administration Building, 6602 Courts Drive, Prince George.

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29 days and counting

11 Tuesday Oct 2016

Posted by Carol Dois Woodward in Clinton/Kaine

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October 14, Providence Baptist Church, Voter Registration

Yes, it is less than a month when we must elect Hillary Clinton as our President. Everyone, everyone should be doing their share to  make that happen.  Go door to door, phone bank. Ask people what their plans to vote are.  If you have one of the qualifying reasons to vote absentee, do it.  This writer voted about two weeks ago because she will be a poll observer.

Yes, 29 days and counting … but the deadline to register to vote is much, much sooner. That is Monday, October 17.  Go online or to your registrar’s office to register to vote if you are not already registered.  Also be sure if you are registered to check the accuracy of your registration information.

If you haven’t already registered to vote, you can do so at this nifty Harvest Festival on October 14th.  All are welcome.  Register to vote and have some fun.

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Dems Without Borders, Delegate Aird, Senator Dance-Stronger Together

14 Wednesday Sep 2016

Posted by Carol Dois Woodward in Democrats Without Borders, Prince George Democrats, Virginia Politics

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Absentee Voting, Dawn Williams Petersburg Registrar, Delegate Lashrecse D. Aird, Election Day November 8, Harding Street Neighborhood Assn, Hopewell Dems, Petersburg Dems, PG Dems, Restoration of Rights, Senator Rosalyn R. Dance, September 19th, Sigma Gamma Rho -Beta XI, The LINKS, Traci DeShazor Dep Sec Commonwealth, Union Station Petersburg, Voter Education Mobilization, Voter Registration

Voter Mobilization Event

Share, learn, act

Turn out on September 19th at 6 pm at Union Station in Petersburg to be sure to have the i s dotted, the t s crossed, and have the deadlines in mind to be the most informative advocates in your neighborhood on the General Election on November 8th.

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in the 100 day stretch to election day

30 Saturday Jul 2016

Posted by Carol Dois Woodward in Prince George Politics, Virginia Politics

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Executive Order, Hillary Clinton, Restoration of Rights, Tim Kaine, Voter Registration

The Ticket

This is not news at this point that Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine are the elected HillarymemeDemocratic nominees for the Presidency and Vice-Presidency.  They are now on a bus swing through Pennsylvania and Ohio to reach out to people who have been hit hard by the changes in economy.  If you have family or friends in those states, please be sure to reach out to them and show them the Hillary you support.  In fact all of us should begin our family and friends phone trees, email lists, and facebook groups to support our candidate. Encourage them to support her and to vote … vote … vote.

Restoration of Rights

By now you know that the Virginia Supreme Court struck down Governor’s McAuliffe’s blanket restoration of rights for certain categories of former felons.  Reading the Richmond Times Dispatch of Saturday, July 30, the Gov’s plan is to issue individual restoration of rights orders for each of the 12,800 Virginians who had registered to vote pursuant to the Executive Order.  Each of those individuals will receive a restoration order in the mail and possibly a voter registration form in the same mailing.  Those individuals will need to register to vote again.

Voter Registration Challenges

The Chesterfield Registrar was recently quoted at length in the Richmond Times Dispatch urging people to not register to vote with people who just walk up to them or have voter registration booths at community events.  His statement essentially was essentially that voter registrations would be crumpled up and discarded if not of party favored by the people registering the new voters.

Think of how you personally want to handle this as you register voters.  In our view it is2012-05-05 10.45.12 better to be clear that though we represent the Democratic Party, that we are devoted to full voter participation in the electoral process. We can also have the Registrar names, locations, and phone numbers handy to share with skeptical people so they can go into their respective registrar’s offices to register in person.  The other alternative is for possible registrants  to register online either at home or at any DMV office.

What are you thoughts about how to proceed?

Reminders

Prince George Dems will meet on Thursday, August 4, at 6 pm at the Prince George Human Services Building, 6450 Administration Drive, Prince George Government Complex.  Phone banking will follow the meeting.

The Prince George Democratic Committee also phone banks and does voter registration out of the same location from 6 to 8 pm every Thursday.  Curious.  Come visit.

 

 

 

 

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