This Useful Page Added in 2008 long After Jack's 2002 Campaign. Some Text is related only to a recent District 1 OHIO campaign.

ELECTION DAY: NOVEMBER 05, 2002

JACK GARGAN

CANDIDATE FOR FL 5 US CONGRESS

Town Hall Election Day Politics

Polling Place Participants

DIRECT GRASSROOTS DEMOCRACY: The purpose of polling place participants is very simple. Ask for the vote of every District Five voter who comes to the polls on November 5, 2002. We will ask for the vote of every person who actually shows up to vote on election day. We will give each voter a "Vote for Jack" flyer and point out a few of the non-partisan independent issues on the flyer. The flyer we will use is cs2pr.us/pdf/4fly.pdf. (Four per page.)(Template from another campaign.)
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Your Precinct: Download and print the PDF today. Make 50 to 100 copies. Cut pages down to 200 to 400 flyers to give one to each voter at your Precinct on Election Day, November 05, 2002. Four of each ten votes cast can win.

80% of all district five registered voters are non-supporters of the two bipartisan political parties. They self-identify as "non-partisan independents." Non-partisans are somewhat less likely to vote. Still, a majority of voters who come to the polls are non-supporters of the two bipartisan political parties. We will give every voter a new choice, a non-partisan independent. The Democratic and Republican congressional candidates are unlikely to contact all the actual voters who come to the polls on election day just before they vote. We will and we can win this election.
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We Can Win: We will ask each voter to vote for a non-partisan independent like themselves. We are competing with an unpopular bipartisan Congress. We can win with just 4 out of every 10 votes cast on election day. Participate, and you will see that truth in action. You can help send a non-partisan independent to Congress to represent all of the people in District Five.

Winning the 2002 election depends heavily upon having 4 to 10 participants at each voting location (precinct polling place) in the DISTRICT ONE VOTING AREA on election day, November 5, 2002. There are 27 precincts in Butler County and around 450 poll locations in Hamilton County. With a minimum of Four participants at each poll location (total 1,908) for a little over three hours each (3+ hours) we can win. With Six participants per poll location (total 2,862), each participant would only need to spend a little over two hours each (2+ hours) in order to win. Each location will require a different number of participants, four, six, or in rare instances, up to eight. We can win.
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All the polls are open for thirteen hours, 6:30am to 7:30pm. Some locations have up to four precincts in one location. Some would require a minimum of two people present at all times. We need to cover each location where we plan to be competitive. Getting the required number of participants is the most necessary step to put a District One Non-Partisan Independent in the US Congress to represent us. From a little personal effort we can win a very important Congressional election.
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A Non-Partisan REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE MAJORITY

Independents are our 80% majority

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Poll Participants:

0,000 to

Date: 01-01-01

Total Participant Goal:

2,500* by 10-01-02

*TO BE ADJUSTED

YOUR 2 or 3 HOURS at THE POLLS ON ELECTION DAY can help build a CLEAN POLITICAL SYSTEM in FLORIDA for your FAMILY and FRIENDS

Your Voice: e-ONLINE FORM

Your Information is not made public. Fill in all items marked with an asterisk. Type "JACK ELECTION DAY PARTICIPANT" in the "Participate" comment box. Important: Be sure to type in your Precinct Number and "BUTLER" or "HAMILTON" county in the comment box provided.

YOU can't do it all. ASK your friends to help.

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I Pledge to be Self Term-Limited to Three Terms in Office: Six Years

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To preserve fragile freedom and our democratic republic we must elect new people to public office, as often as possible, and with as many newly elected private citizens as possible.

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In 2008 many more thousands took advantage of voting early at the Board of Elections and by mail-in absentee ballots. The lines were long in the thirty days before the 2008 election.

The numbers of early and absentee voters greatly increased due to the extensive efforts of the Obama campaign to get voters to vote early and by absentee ballot. Recently passed Ohio absentee voter law requires no specific reasons for being unable to vote on election day in order to qualify to vote early or absentee. So all Ohio voters can legally elect to vote early or by absentee ballot. The number of early and absentee Ohio voters is very likely to increase in 2010. 

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will have to adjust to this new development in Ohio voting patterns to be effective. About 10% or more of Ohio votes in the future will be cast early or by mail, not on Election Day at the polls.

Absentee votes provide both an opportunity and a challenge to all independent and minor party political campaigns. The Citizens for Stevenson campaign will meet this challenge by forming an Early Voter Team in each county to be active for at least 30 days in the two months prior to the November 09, 2010 election day.

The teams will assure that we ask for the vote of every early and absentee voter. Ten people should be able to handle the task in each county, one team in Butler County and one team in Hamilton County. Would you be interested in working on a team to complete this important campaign task?

For further details, go to the Early Voter Teams page to participate. Thank you for all you do.

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