JOIN INDIVISIBLE SANTA FE AND TAKE ACTION
JOIN INDIVISIBLE SANTA FE AND TAKE ACTION
Our next meeting date is to be determined, so stand by!
Christ Lutheran Church
1701 Arroyo Chamisa Rd. Santa Fe NM 87507
A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVE TURNED OUT TO WRITE POST CARDS AND WORKED TO GET OUT THE VOTE DURING THIS ELECTION! While it's too late to reach voters by mail, you can still phone bank or knock on doors if you're so
Our next meeting date is to be determined, so stand by!
Christ Lutheran Church
1701 Arroyo Chamisa Rd. Santa Fe NM 87507
A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVE TURNED OUT TO WRITE POST CARDS AND WORKED TO GET OUT THE VOTE DURING THIS ELECTION! While it's too late to reach voters by mail, you can still phone bank or knock on doors if you're so inclined!
LAST WEEK FOR
EXPANDED EARLY VOTING BEGINS TODAY
SATURDAY, Oct 26 - Nov. 2
Saturdays, 10am - 6pm,
Tues - Fri 11am - 7pm
closed Mondays
Santa Fe County voters can choose any polling location to vote.
Expanded early voting locations include:
SAME DAY REGISTRATION AND VOTING SAME DAY AT ANY POLLING PLACE IN SANTA FE COUNTY OCT. 8 THROUGH NOV. 5.
SPECIAL ONGOING PROGAM CALLED "KIDS VOTING"
TWO OF 4 BILLBOARDS PAID FOR AND ORGANIZED BY SEVERAL INDIVISIBLE GROUPS IN NEW MEXICO.
Location: I-40 .5 MILES E/O MM 62 NS PREWITT NM
Location: I-40 .9 MILES E/O MM 62 NS PREWITT, NM
Anyone up to carpooling to go see them?
New Mexico voting tips ahead of Election Day
With less than two weeks until Election Day, many in New Mexico will soon head to the polls to cast a ballot on November 5th.
What should you bring with you to your voting location?
"You simply have to identify yourself verbally - you are going to state your name, your registered address your year of birth,"
"Now, if it's your first time voting and you've never appeared in front of the county clerk's office or an authorized representative, you will have to provide your ID for the first time."
How long can you take in the voting booth?
"There's no designated time limit," Jaramillo said.
You are allowed to take as much time as you need to properly understand and select the choices you need to on your ballot.
Are your children allowed to be with you at the voting booth?
"Absolutely," Jaramillo says. He added that, depending on where you are voting, your child may even be able to receive an "I voted" sticker.
Are you able to take notes with you to the voting booth?
You can take handwritten notes as well as voting guides made by third party organizations into the booth.
Can you look at your phone while in the voting booth?
Yes, you can look at your phone, but you are not advised to record or photograph other voters, other voter's ballots and poll officials.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF SANTA FE COUNTY
ELECT DEMOCRATS 2024
D2D NEWS (DOOR-TO-DOOR NEWS)
Last Chance for Signs!
Santa Fe County has 80 blue vinyl Harris-Walz signs with stands. Drop by our office at 1420 Cerrillos Rd. from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday. Sign up to phone bank or canvass while you’re there as we move into the homestretch of determined to win. Or leave a donation to help us buy materials and pay for texts to get out the vote.
Thanks to DPNM for sending this shipment. Signs fly out the door every time they arrive. It’s first come, first served tomorrow. Limit one per household. Please don’t call to reserve a sign; we’ve fulfilled all the phone requests we received earlier.
Let’s keep working to turn vibes into votes.
THE POLLS ARE OPEN NOW.
LAST MINUTE VOTING AT ALL POLLING PLACES ON NOVEMBER 5
REGISTER TO VOTE AT ANY POLLING PLACE IN SANTA FE COUNTY
THROUGH NOVEMBER 5.
Hello, canvassers, Democrats, patriots and winners,
This is the eighth edition of D2D News.
All gas. No Brakes!
Today here are a few notes about our work:
1. Progress
Total doors knocked since our kickoff on August 25: 11,789
Contact rate* since kickoff: 24%
Total doors and phones since our kickoff: 22,373
Total doors knocked since start of GOTV on October 12: 2,490
Contact rate* in our GOTV: 25%
* The “contact rate” reflects the number of voters our canvassers actually talked to while at their doors.
Your GOTV campaign is knocking it out of the park!!!
Don’t let up for a moment.
Remember the rainstorm last Saturday and Sunday? You knocked doors both days! And the Saturday contact rate rose to 44%.
Gotta’ be an all-time high.
Obviously, that’s because our voters were home, ‘cause it was wet!
Lesson: don’t fear a rainstorm --- it’s a gift to the drought and to the vote.
BTW: stay out of the San Ysidro Crossing ford in high water – check out the photos. Where’s that bridge?
If you are at the top of your possible effort, thank you and keep at it.
If you are not at the top of your effort, now’s your chance to get there and its nearly the last chance this cycle you’ll get.
If you are waiting to start – we will welcome your best with open arms. There’s no time like right now.
See below “6. More. More. More.”
2. Rapid Response
Stand by. Your Canvass Committee meets this Thursday. Our strategy is likely to shift more than once between now and when the polls close on November 5. But we will communicate with you with the next big thing to do and until then, knock doors like you’ve never knocked doors before. Every door and vote matters, particularly the last one you just knocked.
3. New to Door To Door (D2D)?
Here are the first seven issues, sent every Tuesday:
D2D News(campaign-archive.com)
D2D News(campaign-archive.com)
D2D News(campaign-archive.com)
D2D News(campaign-archive.com)
D2D News(campaign-archive.com)
D2D News(campaign-archive.com)
D2D News(campaign-archive.com)
4. Ride to Vote:
We want our voters to vote!
So, yes, we offer help to vote!
Need a ride? Call us. Get a ride.
When you pick up lit at our office, there are additional Ride To Vote tickets on the shelf beneath the check-out box. Take what you need.
Voters can call in their request for themselves, a friend or a family member.
Use the phone number on the ticket, and we will respond with one of our volunteers who is already signed up to help provide that service.
5. Want to do more? Go to Arizona … or …
Canvass in Arizona: Go Oct. 25-27, Nov. 1-3 and/or Nov. 1-5 to Phoenix. Departure is from Albuquerque. The Harris-Walz campaign will cover transportation costs and hotel accommodations for all volunteers who sign up for a bus or van trip. Even if you aren’t sure you can make it, sign up and the campaign will contact you. DPNM is looking for groups of 10+. CLICK HERE to sign up.
Phone bank in critical swing states where outcome is a toss-up. Sign up. CLICK HERE.
6. Those “No Solicitation” Signs:
An enterprising canvasser found an argumentative citizen who challenged our knowledge that political canvassing is not controlled by the City’s ordinances on solicitation. So, our canvasser looked up the ordinance itself.
Here’s my one-pager summary of the part of the ordinance that applies to us:
CITY OF SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO ORDINANCE NO. 2010-23
AN ORDINANCE
REPEALING ARTICLE 18-3 SFCC 1987; AND CREATING ANEWARTICLE 18-3 SFCC 1987 REGARDING SOLICITATION ON PRIVATE PROPERTY WITHIN THECITY OF SANTA FE.
Solicitation
Section 10.
18-3.4 Definitions. As used in Article 18-3 SFCC 1987.
……………
A. Means the act of any person traveling by foot, vehicle or any other type of conveyance who goes on private property to:
(1) Request, either directly or indirectly, money, credit, funds, contributions, personal property or anything of value;
…………..
B. Does not mean the following:
(1) A person communicating or otherwise conveying ideas, views or beliefs or otherwise disseminating oral or written information to a person wiling to directly receive such information, provided that such information is of a political, religious or charitable nature;
(2) A person seeking to influence the personal belief of the occupant of any residence regarding any political or religious matter;
(3) A person seeking to obtain, from an occupant of any residence, an indication of the occupant's belief in regard to any political or religious matter;
(4) A person conducting a poll, survey or petition drive in regard to any political matter;
End of excerpt…
7. More! More! More!
Do we need more canvassers?
You bet we do!
Remember, Orientation to canvassing and to this 2024 campaign is held on the following schedule. Available as a small handout in the office if you need a few for your friends
Here’s your Canvass Committee:
Jean Brophy, Phyllis Bustamante, Cam Crawford, Pat Cruz, Paul Dirdak, Rebecca Entwistle, Connie Hvidsten, Gretchen Jordan, Fay McIntosh, David Thompson
Turning Vibes Into Votes, we are…
… Your Canvass Committee of
The Santa Fe County Democratic Party
Please send any comments, questions or suggestions to
Paul Dirdak, 224-545-6083 pdirdak@gmail.com
Subject: Eldorado Area Democrats Postcard & Letter Writing Campaign
Postcard & Letter Writing Wrap Up Hello all you Amazing Postcard & Letter Writers! Effective yesterday, the final batch of postcards should have been mailed! This marks the conclusion of the 2024 Eldorado Area Democrats Postcard & Letter Writing Campaign. We have sent cards all over our state and all over the nation. The final 1,000 were designed by NM Native American artists and were sent to Native American Pueblos and Reservations. What a fitting conclusion to everyone’s efforts! ***** AND WHAT EFFORTS THEY WERE ***** Each of you are personally responsible for contributing to the writing and sending of 28,303 postcards and letters to potential voters. WOW ! I am so proud of all of us and what we have collectively accomplished. Thank you so much for engaging in saving our democracy and preserving our freedom. Warmest regards, Jeanne BrownEldorado Area DemocratsTreasurer & Postcard
Goddess307-683-6066jeanne.a.brown@icloud.com
Native Americans in Montana are organizing to vote for Kamala Harris and Jon Tester.
If you go to this link, you can help them get there in the last stretch of the election. Friends tell me
this is a great organization.
Donations here could go a long way, as Montana does not have that many voters. Americans of Indian heritage make up about 78,000, or 6.5% of the population.
David
INDIVISIBLE SANTA FE
INDIVISIBLE SOS
SANDOVAL COUNTY INDIVISIBLE
ENDORSEMENT OF VICE PRESIDENT KAMALA HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TO THE PRESS
With the ultimate goal of electing more and better progressive and Democratic candidates in order to overcome the bitterly divisive and harmful policies of Donald Trump and his enablers in the Republican Party, our members endorse Kamala Harris in the 2024 election for President of the United States.
We believe the future of our incredible democratic republic is at stake and we have the opportunity to enact a new vision of America with less focus on fear and more focus on equality under the law, equity in access to opportunity, and accepting the responsibility of the stewardship of the planet.
We understand that no individual candidate will be perfectly suited to the principles that guide us, and we will not be purists in this once-in-a-lifetime election, although there is little that we would change about Vice President Harris’ legislative positions. We appreciate the policy proposals she envisions. There are many aspects to her experience that will strengthen our democracy and create an environment of opportunity for all.
We join National Indivisible group’s members in voting nearly unanimously to endorse Vice President Harris for President of the United States.
“The National Indivisible organization is launching a huge effort to recruit volunteers and voters for Harris. The “All in for Kamala” effort will run from today until the Democratic convention in the third full week of August.” - Washington Post
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