January 17, 2008

You must register as Republican to vote for Ron Paul in the Feb. 5 California primary. Independents and declined-to-states will not be given a Republican ballot.

If you or someone you know who is a Ron Paul supporter and is not registered as Republican, it is imperative that you change your party registration immediately if not sooner. The deadline for party changes is Tuesday, Jan. 22.

I don't recommend registering to vote online. After you fill in your data, the registrar's office will mail you a hard copy for your signature which must be mailed back. This could result in a missed deadline!

Instead, go to your nearest post office and complete a readily available Voter Registration Form and mail it right there - postage paid. That alone is a 41 cent savings!

To double-check that you are registered Republican. Call your local registrar's office. See the list on our website of their numbers:
Ron Paul 2008 › States › California › County Election Officials

Then, get all your family and friends that are Ron Paul supporters to register as Republican. Bring them voter registration forms to fill out and mail it for them!

In liberty,

Holly Clearman
California State Coordinator
Ron Paul 2008 Presidential Campaign Committee
Ron Paul 2008 — Hope for America

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http://www.sachydro.com/**Cali's Sea Of Green/purple**--*CALI'S Bong Rip Thread*--

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January 17, 2008

You must register as Republican to vote for Ron Paul in the Feb. 5 California primary. Independents and declined-to-states will not be given a Republican ballot.

If you or someone you know who is a Ron Paul supporter and is not registered as Republican, it is imperative that you change your party registration immediately if not sooner. The deadline for party changes is Tuesday, Jan. 22.

I don't recommend registering to vote online. After you fill in your data, the registrar's office will mail you a hard copy for your signature which must be mailed back. This could result in a missed deadline!

Instead, go to your nearest post office and complete a readily available Voter Registration Form and mail it right there - postage paid. That alone is a 41 cent savings!

To double-check that you are registered Republican. Call your local registrar's office. See the list on our website of their numbers:
Ron Paul 2008 › States › California › County Election Officials

Then, get all your family and friends that are Ron Paul supporters to register as Republican. Bring them voter registration forms to fill out and mail it for them!

In liberty,

Holly Clearman
California State Coordinator
Ron Paul 2008 Presidential Campaign Committee
Ron Paul 2008 — Hope for America
[/quoteEveryone sign up, then when he doesn't win just forget about voting in the general election as you'll be too pissed off to vote, and that will take all those repuke votes off the table, hell yeah.

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Life is good, the water is sweet. The ground keeps moving beneath my feet.

wishful thinking..........

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http://www.sachydro.com/**Cali's Sea Of Green/purple**--*CALI'S Bong Rip Thread*--

damn i just moved from california i wish i could vote in both states

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they must find it difficult ... those who have taken authority as the truth, rather than the truth as authority

What I call wishful thinking is thinking Ron Paul has a chance. I'm not putting him down, as I see his good points, It's just that most Repukers are going main stream media and voting for the frontrunners. The internet will have a negligble effect on the election, maybe next time.

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Life is good, the water is sweet. The ground keeps moving beneath my feet.

i went to the caucus today and it was overflowing with romney people but a good paul crowd too, but it was funny to see alot of old ladies supporting romney and not really knowing about him maybe they just think hes handsom

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they must find it difficult ... those who have taken authority as the truth, rather than the truth as authority