Legislative District Map - where/when to vote

Again, arm yourself with knowledge

Sincerely, 
Dan Matthews

Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 23:33:04 -0400
Subject: Legislative District Map / where/when to vote
From: angelameltzer.cpa@gmail.com
To: angelameltzer.cpa@gmail.com

The Federation of Neighborhoods has provided the following link that shows Clarke County divided into Districts 117, 118, and 119.

http://www.athensclarkecounty.com/DocumentCenter/Home/View/9689

Remember to send in your questions (now!) to contact@accneighborhoods.org. to be included in the Candidates Forum on MONDAY, JULY 2 at 7:30 PM at Fire Station on Prince Ave.

See you all next Monday!
David Hamilton
President
Federation of Neighborhoods
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For specific information to confirm your district, commission race, precinct, etc. please go to:

**   www.sos.ga.gov/mvp **- after you enter your name, county and date of birth, you will be provided the information on where you vote and what districts you're in.  You should have received an official (yellow) card today from the Athens/Clarke Voter Registration Office providing you all of this information. This should clear up the many questions about whether you're in the 117th District for State House.

** I urge you all to go to the website noted above, not only to clear up any uncertainties, BUT you may print BOTH a SAMPLE Democratic and a SAMPLE Republican Ballot. If you are indeed in the 117th and you support REGINA QUICK you will need to use a Republican Ballot.  An added feature - thanks to the Republican Ballot - is that you'll get to vote in the Paul Broun race!! Seriously, do examine BOTH ballots whatever district you're in - you may find an opportunity to make a difference in some races and questions of importance to you.

Now through Monday July 2nd (last day) to register to vote (open til 6:00) on July 2nd

July 9-27 EARLY VOTING in person at Elections Office 155 E.Washington St.

Primary Election Day - July 31st

Absentee Ballot Application Call: (706) 613-3150

Thank you!

Angela Meltzer, Treasurer
Friends of Regina Quick
(706) 340-2732

Yard Signs can still be delivered, just call.


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