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Independent Voters Alliance (KYIVA) Commonwealth of Kentucky | |||||||||
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Hit the Bricks Hit the Internet Liberty and Justice for All in a More Democratic Republic | |||||||||
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Your Voice KYIVA PDF-Participation Form Your Information is not made public. Use Adobe Acrobat to complete the KYIVA PDF form linked above. Submit the completed KYIVA PDF file to your state leadership team. A file copy will be forwarded to your Local IVA county leadership team. You will have opportunities to lead on state and local IVA levels where you live. You will have opportunities to publish Local and State IVA web pages to build nonpartisan populist ballot access in your state. You will need a free KYIVA.zip software template to participate. | |||||||||
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Please read the below descriptions to stimulate your thoughts on IVA involvement, leadership. | |||||||||
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Open Ballot Access: The goal in every state will be to have Local IVA web pages in every county, voting precinct, community and electoral district within the state, and to have an adequate number of certified Local IVA petition circulators to effectively accomplish every ballot access goal within the state. All IVA expenses are paid by small in-kind donations, mostly time, by Local IVA participants. No IVA Supporter is asked to donate money to the IVA, ever. From Small In-Kind Local Donations — A Lot of Support. We reject financial support from any internal or external sponsor. The IVA will maintain freedom from all financial conflicts of interest. The IVA will never have any paid employees. (Your Voice) (Top of Page) (Bottom of Page)
Will you take a few hours to become an IVA Certified Petition Circulator? Can you be a "Gray Brick" to build a democratic republic? Web pages can cover a precinct, a community, a city, a county, or an electoral district for a specific elective office. The states are different in many ways. | |||||||||
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OH — http://cs2pr.us/hamco/ohiva/Non_Partisan.html (Candidates) http://cs2pr.us/hamco/ohiva/Ballot_Access.html (Initiative/Party) USAIVA — http://cs2pr.us/hamco/usaiva/Non_Partisan.html | |||||||||
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Fifty State IVAs Leaders:
We need a higher level of involvement to establish each of fifty state IVAs. Experience with state election law from outside of the
bipartisan two-party monopoly is a strong plus. A thorough understanding of ballot access law is necessary to create
IVA web pages in each state in conformity to state law. The law in each state has many
minor details that differ from state to state. We must dot all of the "I"s
and cross all of the "T"s to follow the law in each state. The ideal
IVA leader could be a young attorney who has just passed his/her state bar who wants to help create a more democratic republic.
Also, the ideal IVA leader could be an experienced veteran of the "third party" ballot access wars who thrives on legal detail. Why not have partnerships of the two working together?
Participants please. To
show your interest in state IVA leadership, complete and submit the above
KYIVA pdf-Participation FORM. Then
email an essay application for one of the five jobs shown below that you want to lead in your state. The need for your talents is real.
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Five
Ways You May Choose to Lead The short answers
for the five questions below are: (A) No, I do not choose to participate at
this time; (B) Yes, I will help lead the effort; (C)
Yes, I will commit to some effort. On the crucial tasks in which you have a
leadership interest, an essay or resume' outlining your abilities and qualifications
to accomplish specific tasks is invited. 1. Will you be responsible for development of
educational materials that will work for your state to
certify effective petition circulators? 2.
Will you help create template IVA web
pages for your state with the goal of publishing a Local IVA for every county,
voting
precinct, district and political sub-division throughout your state? 3. Will you market the
Local IVA concept to recruit
participants to put up web pages and to certify petition circulators? Can you support
multi-party cooperative efforts? 4. Will you be responsible for putting an IVA organization in place to conform to state electoral law to maintain state IVA ballot access as a
cooperative political party? One task will be to develop standards for listing
qualified "nonpartisan cooperative" candidates and petitions on Local IVA web
pages. For instance, the names of Democratic and Republican candidates will not ever be
listed or mentioned on IVA web pages. 5. Will you begin an IVA presence in your state, your county or your electoral district by putting up
Local IVA web pages? Will you recruit
participants to certify petition circulators and to put up additional Local IVA web pages?
Help create template web pages that conform to your state law? In other words, will you work on the IVA in your state from the bottom
up, like the original Local IVA web pages in Ohio? Any of the above? Learn as you participate.
Work with the IVA leadership developed in your State. Join
the growing team of Local IVA and State IVA leaders in your State. (Your
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Little Effort — A Lot of Liberty
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