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Sent: Friday, December 10, 1999 12:57 PM
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Subject: When is Your Primary? Register to Vote Online!
Justice For All
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When is Your Primary? Register to Vote Online!
Please go to http://www.fec.gov/votregis/vr.htm and click on your state.
Please add the above address to your web page and/or email signature!
State primaries
Alabama GOP primary: June 6, 2000
Democratic primary: June 6, 2000
Alaska GOP caucuses/straw poll: January 24, 2000
Democratic caucuses: March 25, 2000
Arizona GOP primary: February 22, 2000
Democratic caucuses: March 11, 2000 **tentative
Arkansas GOP primary: May 23, 2000
Democratic primary: May 23, 2000
California GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
Colorado GOP primary: March 10, 2000
Democratic primary: March 10, 2000
Connecticut GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
Delaware GOP caucuses: February 15, 2000 **party run
Democratic primary: February 12, 2000 **tentative
Florida GOP primary: March 14, 2000
Democratic primary: March 14, 2000
Georgia GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
Hawaii GOP caucuses: February 1-7, 2000 **tentative
Democratic caucuses: March 7, 2000
Idaho GOP primary: May 23, 2000
Democratic caucuses: March 7, 2000
Illinois GOP primary: March 21, 2000
Democratic primary: March 21, 2000
Indiana GOP primary: May 2, 2000
Democratic primary: May 2, 2000
Iowa GOP caucuses: January 24, 2000
Democratic caucuses: January 24, 2000
Kansas GOP primary: April 4, 2000
Democratic primary: April 4, 2000
Kentucky GOP primary: May 23, 2000
Democratic primary: May 23, 2000
Louisiana GOP caucuses: January 15, 2000 --
21 out of 28 delegates chosen
GOP primary: March 14, 2000 -- 7 out of 28 delegates chosen
Democratic primary: March 14, 2000
Maine GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
Maryland GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
Massachusetts GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
Michigan GOP primary: February 22, 2000
Democratic caucuses: March 11, 2000
Minnesota GOP caucuses/straw poll: March 7, 2000
Democratic caucuses: March 7, 2000
Mississippi GOP primary: March 14, 2000
Democratic primary: March 14, 2000
Missouri GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
Montana GOP primary: June 6, 2000
Democratic primary: June 6, 2000
Nebraska GOP primary: May 9, 2000
Democratic primary: May 9, 2000
Nevada GOP caucuses: May 25, 2000
Democratic caucuses: March 12, 2000
New Hampshire GOP primary: February 1, 2000
Democratic primary: February 1, 2000
New Jersey GOP primary: June 6, 2000
Democratic primary: June 6, 2000
New Mexico GOP primary: June 6, 2000
Democratic primary: June 6, 2000
New York GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
North Carolina GOP primary: May 2, 2000
Democratic primary: May 2, 2000
North Dakota GOP caucuses: February 29, 2000
Democratic caucuses: March 7, 2000
Ohio GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
Oklahoma GOP primary: March 14, 2000
Democratic primary: March 14, 2000
Oregon GOP primary: May 16, 2000
Democratic primary: May 16, 2000
Pennsylvania GOP primary: April 25, 2000
Democratic primary: April 25, 2000
Rhode Island GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
South Carolina GOP primary: February 19, 2000
Democratic caucuses: March 7, 2000
South Dakota GOP primary: June 6, 2000
Democratic primary: June 6, 2000
Tennessee GOP primary: March 14, 2000
Democratic primary: March 14, 2000
Texas GOP primary: March 14, 2000
Democratic primary: March 14, 2000
Utah GOP primary: March 10, 2000
Democratic primary: March 10, 2000
Vermont GOP primary: March 7, 2000
Democratic primary: March 7, 2000
Virginia Virginia's GOP selects only a portion of its delegates on
February 29, 2000.
Republicans hold congressional district conventions to choose another
portion of
their delegates between May 12-June 13, 2000
The 135 cities and counties in Virginia hold Democratic caucuses on
either April 15
or April 17 to choose a portion of their delegates. Democrats hold
congressional
district conventions to choose another portion of their delegates May
13-27, 2000
Washington GOP primary: February 29, 2000 -- 12 of 37 delegates to be
chosen
Democratic primary: February 29, 2000 -- 40 percent of delegates to be
chosen
GOP caucuses: March 7, 2000 -- remaining 25 delegates chosen
Democrats: March 7, 2000 -- remaining delegates chosen
Washington DC GOP primary: May 2, 2000
Democratic primary: May 2, 2000
West Virginia GOP primary: May 9, 2000
Democratic primary: May 9, 2000
Wisconsin GOP primary: April 4, 2000
Democratic primary: April 4, 2000
Wyoming GOP primary: March 10, 2000
Democratic caucuses: March 10, 2000
The above us from CNN's http://cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/
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And from http://www.fec.gov/pages/2kdates.htm
2000 PRESIDENTIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL PRIMARY DATES (Data as of 10/29/99)
Note: Dates Subject to Change / General Election Date 11/7/00
Establishing the date for a Presidential primary, and determining the
type of Presidential primary held, varies from state to state. This is
due to differences in state statutes, party constitutions, patry rules
and regulations, party by-laws, and delegate selection plans. In some
states, a caucus and/or convention may be held instead of a Presidential
primary election. Other states may use a combination of both caucuses
and primaries for delegate selection. This state-by-state variation
should be kept in mind when examining this listing of dates for the 2000
Presidential primaries.
Questions concerning a states primary election procedure should be
addressed to the states Election Director. The dates listed are
tentative and subject to change.
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With Rights Come Responsibility.
In 1990, the ADA was passed opening doors for people with disabilities
nationwide. Now you have the responsibility to keep these rights in
action by registering to vote.
IT'S EASIER THAN EVER. NOW:
You can register to vote by postcard.
You can vote by absentee ballot.
Polling sites must be accessible.
The future of ADA, IDEA, Medicaid, Medicare, Work Incentives
impementation, and much more depend on our vote. Our civil rights may
be saved by our most fundamental right in a democracy: the vote!
A powerful tool to free our people is the vote.
Tens of millions of voters.
Our vote-the disability vote-can decide elections.
Only if we vote. And most don't!
Each of us can boldly go where other constituencies always go:
To vote!
In most states it is possible for anyone to conduct a voter registration
campaign.
You can be a one-person army!
Call your state's chief election officer.
Get them to send you a pile of voter registration postcards.
Or download the form from the FEC and print copies.
Register yourself family, friends, and colleagues.
Encourage them to register others.
The kindling is there to start a voter registration prairie fire.
You can provide the spark!
Thank you!
One powerful tool to free our people is the vote.
People with disabilities count-our voices and votes will be heard.
Unless citizens with disabilities vote we must face the possibility that
hard won rights and programs will be taken away. If people with
disabilities are viewed by political leaders as unable to harm them,
that is vote them out of office, then they are less likely to support
disability issues. Candidates for public office are starting to realize
the need to reach out to the disability vote!
The kindling is there to start a voter registration fire.
You can provide the spark!
To register to vote online please go to:
http://www.fec.gov/votregis/vr.htm
and click on your state!
The files are in .pdf format. Once downloaded, these documents
may be viewed using the Adobe's free Acrobat Reader, or they may
be printed. You can get Adobe Acrobat Reader free at:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html
Join with AAPD, NOD, and may others across America to maximize our
vote-and our voice!
--
Fred Fay
Chair, Justice For All
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http://www.jfanow.org
Register to Vote Online at http://www.fec.gov/votregis/vr.htm
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