Invitation to statewide Democratic candidates rally at Rock Eagle September 19

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Subject: CCDC FW: Invite to statewide candidates rally!

Date: Wednesday, September 2, 2009, 7:10 AM


Subject: Invite to statewide candidates rally!
To: Morgan County Democrats morgancodems@yahoo.com


Hi Georgia Democrats!!!

We have a terrific event planned at Rock Eagle next month! (See the press release below.) It is a rally for statewide candidates, and so far ALL the serious, announced candidates have said YES! Do call me if you all would like to buy tickets.

Patsy

PRESS RELEASE: Aug 31, 2009
            Of the 18 announced Democratic candidates for statewide office in the 2010 Georgia elections, 15, including all six gubernatorial candidates, have confirmed they will attend an event at Rock Eagle on September 19 to meet and greet Democratic voters.
            The dinner, dubbed "Meet, Greet and Eat With the 2010 Democratic Candidates," is being organized by the leadership of Democratic parties in eight central Georgia counties – Baldwin, Greene, Hancock, Jasper, Jones, Morgan, Putnam, and Wilkinson. All Democrats are invited, and tickets are $15 each.
            Besides those for Governor, also featured will be state candidates for Attorney General, Secretary of State, School Superintendent, and Insurance Commissioner. Each will be given time to speak to the audience, and voters will also be able to chat with the candidates before, during and after dinner.
            "The 2010 General Election will be a defining moment for Georgia Democrats," said Patsy Harris, chair of the Morgan County Democratic Committee, "and we smaller counties in the region are pulling together to provide a venue for our voters to better know this fine slate of candidates."
            The event will take place at the New Rock Eagle Dining Hall in Putnam County, Saturday, September 19, from 6 – 8:30 PM. For more information, contact Patsy Harris (706 342-1011, morgancodems@yahoo.com).

.......The Morgan County GA Democratic Committee.......
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The Morgan County Democratic Committee, PO Box 287, Madison, GA 30650
Patsy Harris, Chair; Avery Jackson, 1st Vice-Chair; Terrell Garrard, 2nd Vice-Chair
Ruth Bracewell, Recording Sec'y; Emmie Smock, Treasurer
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