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Hello California Democrats!
Since 1992, the California Democratic Party (CADEM) has been protecting the rights of all voters and ensuring that every vote counts through our Voter Protection Program.
For this year’s election, we have redeveloped our statewide Voter Protection Team to make sure that you have the proper resources and that we work together to turn out and protect voters in all corners of our state..
To that end, we are launching the 2020 CADEM Voter Protection Team (VPT) to:
· Assist voters with voting-related questions,
· Report, investigate, and troubleshoot election-related issues with our network of volunteer attorneys and election officials, and
· Provide voter protection resources and training to Democratic campaigns, County Central Committees, clubs/organizations and activists, and allied/partnered organizations.
Voter Protection Team Hotline Volunteers: (877) 321-VOTE (8683)
We are currently recruiting volunteers to assist with staffing our remote Voter Protection Hotline 877-321-VOTE (8683). Volunteers will answer voter calls through a call center mobile app from October 16, 2020, until the polls close on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 2020.
Volunteers will sign up for available shifts and work with CADEM staff to assist with incoming voting-related questions from voters.
Volunteers will also be tasked with Election Day troubleshooting intake from callers by completing and reporting incidents or issues to our team of lawyers in the field across the state. No prior experience is required.
If voters have any questions or encounter issues with voting, or if your campaign/organization encounters issues relating to elections and voting, please contact our Voter Protection Team Hotline, which is operational from mid-October through Election Day until the polls close!
Additionally, bilingual volunteer operators are needed in Spanish, Mandarin, Hmong, Cantonese, and Tagalog but all languages are welcome! The goal of the Hotline is to be helpful to every single voter who calls 1-877-321-VOTE (8683).
If you or anyone you know is interested and would like to sign up to be part of our VPT as a hotline volunteer, please click here to complete our CDP VPT Volunteer Sign-up Form.
The direct link to the form is – https://fs3.formsite.com/CADEM2011/form144/index.html
Voter Protection Team Resources
· VPT Primer on Voting and Election Click here to download the Primer, which includes a general overview and key points on voting and election for this election cycle. Please review with your team and please feel free to forward it to interested parties.
· Vote 2020 Truth Squad Card Click here to download the Squad Card, where you can find information on voting rights and a downloadable FAQ Squad Card. Which will be available at the beginning of October.
· Vote By Mail Truth Squad Please visit https://thesocialpresskit.com/cademvotebymail to find resources that will include key information on voting and elections to protect the vote.
· VPT Webpage Please visit our Voter Protection Team webpage for more resources: https://cadem.org/vote/voter-protection-team/.
Questions and Further Information
We are proud to have an outstanding team leading our effort to Promote and Protect the Vote, including:
Coby King, Esq., CDP VPT Director
Steven Kamp, Esq., CDP VPT Preparing for Election Day Legal Manual Principal Author
Emma Harper, CDP Director of Party Services and Events
Unique Wilson, CDP Party Resources Manager
If you have any questions, please contact our Voter Protection Leadership Team at voterprotectionteam@cadem.org.
We look forward to working with you to protect the vote this November and beyond.
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Emma Harper
She/Her Pronouns
Director of Party Services & Events
California Democratic Party
916-503-7302 office
916-949-3868 cell
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
October 1, 2020
Contact: Annalisa Perea (559) 287-5593
Community College Trustee Annalisa Perea Appointed by Governor Newsom to the Big Fresno Fair Board
FRESNO – Yesterday, Governor Gavin Newsom announced the appointment of Community College Trustee Annalisa Perea to the 21st District Agricultural Association, Big Fresno Fair Board of Directors.
“I’m honored to be selected by Governor Newsom to serve on the Big Fresno Fair Board of Directors,” said Annalisa Perea. “The Fresno Fair plays an important role in highlighting local businesses, especially our agricultural industry – the lifeblood of the Central Valley, our great State, and the Nation. I look forward to working with my fellow board members to support our agricultural industry and workers during these particularly challenging times caused by COVID-19.” Perea added, “Attending the Big Fresno Fair has been a long-standing tradition for many Valley families, including my own. I hope to be part of preserving a thriving and successful Big Fresno Fair for generations to come.”
Founded in 1884, The Big Fresno Fair is the 4th largest fair in the State and represents the 21st District Agricultural Association, an entity of the California Department of Food & Agriculture’s (CDFA) Division of Fairs & Expositions. The 2020 Big Fresno Fair will mark its 137th year amid COVID-19 health concerns by holding a drive-thru and virtual event in an effort to continue to bring the community this beloved tradition.
The Big Fresno Fair is governed by a nine-member Board who are appointed by the State of California Governor’s Office.
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Annalisa Perea was elected to the State Center Community College District Board of Trustees in 2018 and serves the Tower District, Downtown Fresno, Southeast Fresno, and West of HWY 99. Annalisa is currently a business owner and a Senior Urban Planner in the private sector, where she works extensively on local economic, environmental, and community development issues for cities throughout California. Annalisa is an appointed member to the Fresno Tower District Design Review Committee, an advisory member to the Fresno State University City & Regional Planning program and Fresno State Transportation Institute, serves on the City of Fresno’s Police Reform Commission, and is a graduate for the Fresno Chamber of Commerce Leadership Fresno Program.
Please join Team Miller this Friday evening, October 2nd at 6:00 pm PST. The evening will be filled with lively speakers, interactive games, and lots of campaign support. Registration is required.
Please share with your sphere of influence- union members, club members, and friends.
Here’s the link- https://www.google.com/url?q=https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87503193194&sa=D&source=calendar&usd=2&usg=AOvVaw3f52vfAlkp1vE-gVXesXy3
Confirmed speakers list- Dezie Woods-Jones, Dillon Savory, Pahoua Lor, Darry DuChene, Paul Dictos, Simone Cranston-Rhodes, Carmen Zamora, Kaya Herron, and Tyler Maxwell.
Visit the following campaign links to show your support:
To dotate- https://www.electdarenmiller.org/donation
To volunteer- https://www.electdarenmiller.org/volunteer
To endorse- https://www.electdarenmiller.org/endorse
See you all on Friday.
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Elect Dr. Daren A. Miller for Fresno County Board of Education, Area 3
PO Box 4662
Fresno, CA 93744
559-382-9909
FPPC #1426403
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