Great! Thanks!
On Thu, Feb 22, 2018 at 10:54 AM, Jim de Angelis <
dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Good work! I believe that Bonneville Dems have a bunch of clipboards in
storage unit. Will check it out and bring them Saturday
Jim
On Wednesday, February 21, 2018 9:49 PM, Leslie Smith <
liberalactivist1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear Bonneville Team,
Just a quick update. Please excuse any grammar mistakes this evening.
I'm tired and heading to bed right after I finish this email.
First, remember our big door-to-door canvassing campaign is THIS
Saturday. We'll meet volunteers at the Villa on Part at 9:30, hand out
turfs and send them on their merry ways to knock on doors. Todd is going
to send a reminder text about the details AND asking them to bring a friend
or two to help out. If you can think of ANYONE who has expressed an
interest in helping, this is where the rubber meets the road, and they are
desperately needed. I've conservatively predicted that we can get to 75%
this Saturday, and I actually think that number could be low. Once we
knock out District 33, we can start on District 30 and help Districts 32 &
34. Let's let the state know that Eastern Idaho is here and we're not
going to be discounted. The door knocking will end about 12:45 and
everyone is invited to head to Tap-N-Fill to get their petitions notarized
and enjoy a friendly brew or two (at their expense). Petitions will then
be delivered to the County Elections Office on Monday, and we'll see what
we have left to do.
Todd, in the text, remind people to dress warmly and bring their IDs for
getting their petitions notarized. Judy, if you're back, could you
organize calling people Friday evening?
Zach is going to be here with the green camper van. If you have
suggestions of the best place to park it as I don't think it will fit on
Park, and we want it to be seen, let me know. It will be a great back-drop
at Tap-N-Fill afterward. Zach thinks we need lots of clipboards this
weekend. We need to reach out to those who have one and ask them to bring
them with them. I'm checking with him to see if we need more. We might
need to make a run to the Dollar Tree for a few more. Do we need to make
notes on them or just send people on their way?
I spoke with Luke this weekend, and he said that our levy vote is one of
the state organization's top 5 targets for March 13. He and his wife will
be in town March 11 and would like to schedule some sort of volunteer event
that evening around/shortly after 6. That's a Sunday, so I'm not sure how
well that will work. If it's a small thing with just us and maybe Amy, I
could do it here, but if it's more people, that might overwhelm the rest of
the Smith household. If you have any ideas, let me know ASAP. We're going
to talk about some plans the state has and wants from us for this election.
We will meet at Todd's house (440 Highland) on *Monday, February 26, at
6:30 p.m.* Zach and company will be staying at my house that night, so
my goal is to keep the meeting AS SHORT AS POSSIBLE. This meeting will be
focused on a summary of Saturday, confirming plans for 3/3 (which is still
part of the statewide campaign and which I will be unable to attend), the
3/13 election, and MORE door knocking.
I do have more postcards and will bring them to the meeting Monday. I
hope I remembered everything. In case I haven't said it enough, thanks for
all you do for this campaign. I am very proud to be working with such a
great group of people.
Sincerely,
Leslie
