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Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now

– UPDATE –

My son in law informs me via Factcheck that ACORN volunteers are more likely paid $8 per hour.

Acorn tries to gather 20 signatures per person per day. Therefore, in the case of Harris County this would mean 10,800 rejected signatures were collected @ 20 per day for a sum of 540 days. Assume 8 hours per person at $8 per hour for a sum of $64 per day. $64 X 540 days equals $34,560 spent in Harris County for rejected signatures!

There are 254 counties in Texas.

Whether these monetary figures are close or not, they are worth closer review. The point is still that a 31% rejection figure is a very sloppy number. If voter registration is the only mission of ACORN, they are failing.

Read this article from Capitol Annex (CA) HERE.

Assume for the moment that ACORN has done nothing wrong in Harris County. Assume likewise, that Harris County also did nothing wrong. Let’s look as the figures reported in the above article from CA in another way. (more…)

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Arlington and Nacogdoches Meetings on TDP Primary/Caucus System Oct 17 and 18

October 12, 2008 by End the Texas Two Step   
Filed under Blog

 Democrats in the Dallas-Fort Worth area will have the opportunity to participate in an Advisory Committee Hearing on the Primary/Caucus system this Friday in Arlington at the Maverick Activities Center (MAC) at UT Arlington on October 17, 2008 at 9:00 a.m. The address is 500 W. Nedderman Street
Arlington, TX 76013.

A second meeting is scheduled for Nacogdoches on Saturday, October 18, at 9 am at Stephen F. Austin State University Twilight Ball Room in the Baker Patillo Student Center. The address is 1936 North St in
Nacogdoches.

The meeting in Houston that was canceled because of Hurricane Ike has not yet been rescheduled.

Additional hearings will be held in the following cities:

October 17, 2008

Arlington, TX

Maverick Activities Center (MAC) at UT Arlington (500 W. Nedderman Street

Arlington, TX 76013)

9 a.m.

October 18, 2008

Nacogdoches, TX

Stephen F. Austin State University Twilight Ball Room in the Baker Patillo Student Center. (at 1936 North St

Nacogdoches, TX)

9 a.m.

November 8, 2008

Lubbock, TX

 

9 a.m.

November 14, 2008

Austin, TX

 

9 a.m.

Locations and times will be featured on this page as more information becomes available.

http://changethecaucus.org

I Own My Vote, PUMA, The Denver Group, Just Say No Deal

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If you live in Texas, read the latest from Change the Caucus.  Be sure and attend the next hearing if you can in El Paso Saturday, Oct 4th: (more…)

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It was hard enough just to get through the Texas Two Step. Read Capitol Annex’s latest on the status of voting in IKE affected areas: (more…)

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FLORIDA

Voter Registration ends in Florida Oct. 6th. Click HERE, to go to the  Florida Division of Elections and register. Avoid the Partisan bum’s rush!

Blogged by Brad Friedman on 9/18/2008 12:55PM 

McCain/GOP ‘Voter Caging’ Underway in Florida

Local Democratic Party Chair Seems Clueless About Republican Attempt to Disenfranchise His Voters…

From the St. Petersburg Times…

[…The mailings sent to registered Democrats appear to be classic “caging” letters, marked as “Do Not Forward”, so that they will then be returned to the GOP if there is any problem with delivery. Those returned letters will likely then be used as a basis to challenge the legitimacy of those particular voters on Election Day….

The first-class GOP mailing has a “Do not forward” instruction on the envelope, meaning they will be returned to the GOP if a recipient has had mail forwarded, perhaps to a summer address, or has moved. (more…)

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News on IKE

FireDogLake sends word from Blue Texan that it might not be going so good:

Three Years After Katrina, Bush’s FEMA Still Sucks

By: Blue Texan Monday September 15, 2008 1:45 pm

http://firedoglake.com/2008/09/15/three-years-after-katrina-bushs-fema-still-sucks

 

The posturing and positioning is already beginning. (more…)

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Texas Voter Registration Currently Ends Oct. 6th

When one of my daughters lived in Leander, Texas, for several years, she and her husband often had some trouble voting. Even though they registered and lived in the same place, they found that their names were not on the voter list. This happened several times. After the first experience, and the day of the second, she called the registrars office to confirm that they were indeed on the list. However, when they showed up to vote, they had to argue with the poll that they were still registered.

I add this small bit of family experience to the ether. I ask you to consider Lynnette Long’s growing compendium of election fraud in Texas, in line with the following: I just went on line to the Montgomery Co. website in Texas and it appears their server is down. This is probably due to the power outage. However, I think we must anticipate the possibility that the general election vote will be affected by Ike.

It appears that voter registration for the General Election currently ends in Texas on October 6th!!  This will not be a lot of time to begin to recover from all the damage Ike is currently inflicting. Re-registering, or assuring you are still registered, may not be at the top of your priority list right now.  However, I urge you as soon as you are able, to call your registrars office or go online and ascertain your status, and print a pdf copy if you need to. The State of Texas should make accommodation for this event. 

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As you are aware, the RNC has changed it’s schedule to accommodate events surrounding Hurricane Gustav. Click on the link below to see their current program schedule. Click on the icons in the schedule to expand for more information, if any in each line item.

http://portal.gopconvention2008.com/ (more…)

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