This Get Out The Vote activist appeared on Carol Donovan's site.

 

Help fire up the voters in your block, your neighborhood, your precinct, or your area. Come by the party office and get free material to support the Democratic ticket. We've got you covered for your final GOTV activities! We've got free Voter Guide newspapers (above), straight-party push cards (below), and lots of Democratic candidate signs. We don't just want to carry Dallas County -- we also want to help our statewide candidates over the top!

Our office is at 4209 Parry Avenue (at Fletcher), between Haskell and Peak, just south of IH 30 and just east of Fair Park.

Hours through Election Day:
Thursday: 7 AM - 9 PM
Friday: 7 AM - 9 PM
Sat/Sun: 10 AM - 5 PM
Monday: 9 AM - 9 PM
Election Day Tuesday: 6 AM - 7 PM

We are making calls from the Dallas County Democratic Party HQ every weekday starting at 11:30 AM and going until 9:00 PM. Come by our office, bring some friends and a phone, and help us get out the vote for the 102 Democrats on the ballot in Dallas!

Please RSVP for any of these to DCDP Field Director Jess Weldon by email to jess AT DallasDemocrats.org. Please bring a fully charged cell phone.

Thursday October 30 - at DCDP, bring phone and friends!
    Daytime calls 11:30 AM to 5 PM
    5 Days to Go Phone Bank 6 PM to 9 PM
Friday October 31st - at DCDP, bring phone and friends!
    Daytime calls 11:30 AM to 5 PM

Join in!

Hours and locations of Early Voting is a pdf here.

The sample ballot is a pdf here.

Besides over 100 federal, state, and local offices, there is also on the ballot one proposed state Constitutional Amendment, nine proposed City of Dallas Charter Amendments; bond issues in Cockrell Hill, DeSoto, Sunnyvale, and in the Duncanville, Garland, and Sunnyvale school districts; and a sales tax election in Sunnyvale.

SUGGESTION: Before you go vote, read those propositions (see the link to the Sample Ballot) and decide how you are voting on them. You can even write a list and take it to save time at the polls. (At left is Angelica voting early at the Oak Cliff Subcourthouse.)

The proposed state constitutional amendment, Proposition 1, would authorize annual spending from the state's oil and gas production tax collections to the State Highway Fund. An estimated $1.4 billion would be transferred to the State Highway Fund in the first year alone. The Texas Democratic Party endorsed Proposition One at the State Convention.

The only other stand I've heard of yet by a Democratic group is on the City of Dallas Proposition 4 "Amending the Provision for Nondiscrimination in City Employment", which was endorsed by the Stonewall Democrats of Dallas Board, saying it "strongly urges all Dallas residents to vote FOR Proposition Number 4 on the ballot which contains all inclusive non-discrimination language for our Community." (At right is Chris voting early at the Oak Cliff Subcourthouse.)

Need a LARGE Wendy Davis sign for your corner lot, high visibility fence or business?

Call us at 214-821-8331.

Need tee shirts, stickers, buttons, posters and other Democratic stuff? Check out our Dallas County Democratic Party store.

(For the latest updates on local events, and links to more info about these, check out the DallasDemocrats on Facebook and Twitter, and the DCDP website Calendar. To add an event or make a change or correction, contact the party office or email the editor: BillHowellDCDP AT Yahoo.com.)