posted Oct 13, 2012, 7:48 PM by Scott Davis
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updated Feb 13, 2013, 5:43 PM
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44th Ward Republican Lit Drop
Saturday, October 20th
Attention Republicans of the 44th Ward! The 2012 Presidential Election
is approaching quickly and I wanted to let you know about an exciting
event in Lakeview where you can do your part to support our national,
state and local Republican candidates by helping to get the word out
about the November 6th, 2012 election. In this election, voters will
elect President, Vice President, state and federal lawmakers, county
officials and judges.
Saturday, October 20th
, Republican Volunteers will drop
door hangers in precincts throughout the 44th ward to get the word out
about our National, State and Local Republican Candidates. These door
hangers include information about Early Voting hours, polling locations,
key dates & times and our slate of excellent Republican candidates. No Door Knocking Required! Just leave the door hanger on the knob and go!
If making calls, stuffing envelopes or knocking on doors isn't your
thing, join us on Saturday, October 20th to help get the word out about
our exceptional candidates running in the districts which make up the
44th Ward. No experience required. Ward Maps, walk lists and door
hangers will be provided.
*** We plan to socialize at a few establishments in Wrigleyville once
our precincts are completed!!! Don't miss out on this opportunity to
have some fun and help the Republicans get out the vote in the 44th
Ward! See You Saturday!
Scott Davis
44th Ward Republican Committeeman
Phone: 773-857-1424
Meetup Time: 10:30 AM
Location: Dunkin Donuts - 3200 N Clark St, Chicago, Illinois 60657
RSVP on FaceBook Here
44th Ward Republican Door Hanger - November 6th, 2012 Election
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posted Oct 5, 2012, 4:17 PM by Scott Davis
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updated Feb 13, 2013, 5:43 PM
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Election Reminder:
November 6th, 2012 is Election Day!
Attention Republicans of the 44th Ward! The 2012
Presidential Election is approaching quickly and this is a reminder to show
your support for our National, State and Local Republican Candidates by voting
on November 6th, 2012. In
this election, voters will elect President, Vice President, state and
federal lawmakers, county officials and judges.
Early Voting Begins October 22nd!
The Early Voting Location in the 44th Ward
is Merlo Library, 644 W. Belmont Ave.
Hours: Mon. thru Sat., 9 am-5 pm. A Government Issued Photo ID is
Required.
Your Republican
Candidates!
November
6th, 2012
(2) Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan for
President and Vice President of the United States
(12) Dan Schmitt for U.S.
Representative, 5th
District
(12) Timothy C Wolfe for U.S.
Representative, 9th District
WRITE IN: Scott Campbell for State
Senator, 6th District (see instructions below) WRITE IN: Frank Rowder for State Rep, 12th District (see instructions below)
(45) Carl Segvich for Metropolitan
Water Reclamation District Commissioner
(52) Lori S. Yokoyama for
State’s Attorney
(54) Diane S. Shapiro for Clerk
of the Circuit Court
(56) Sherri Griffith for
Recorder of Deeds
WRITE IN
Instructions
On a paper ballot:
- Write the
name of the write-in candidate on the line provided in a particular race.
- Mark the
corresponding arrow
In single-vote races, no other votes
can be cast in a race where a write-in vote was cast. In multiple-vote races, a
voter may cast one or more votes for write-in candidates, but is limited to the
number of votes allowed in a given race.
On a touch screen:
- Press the
“write-in” box at the bottom of the list of candidates. A keyboard will appear.
- Type SCOTT
CAMPBELL using the letters on the keyboard and space key to separate the
first and last name.
- When
finished, press “OK.”
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posted Sep 22, 2012, 2:28 PM by Scott Davis
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updated Feb 13, 2013, 5:44 PM
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Saturday, September 22nd, 2012
Chicago, IllinoisRepublican Committeeman Scott Davis has recruited enough Republican Election Judge candidates to fill 100% of the available spots in the 44th Ward for the upcoming November 6th election. Voters will elect President and Vice President, state and federal lawmakers, county officials and judges on November 6th, 2012.
With the help of Chicago GOP Chairman Adam Robinson, Cook County GOP Chairman Aaron Del Mar, the Chicago Board of Elections and Chicago GOP volunteers, the 44th Ward is one of the first in the city to achieve the goal of filling 100% of available Republican Election Judge spots with solid Republican voters from the 44th Ward community. Election Judge Candidates will now be scheduled for training by the Chicago Board of Elections and will soon receive a letter in the mail with further details and instructions.
As a reminder, here is a list of important information and dates for the November 6th Election:
- Voter Registration Deadline is October 9th.
- Grace Period Voting for anyone not registered to vote by October 9 begins October 10th and continues thru November 3rd. Grace period voting is only possible in person at the Election Board Office at 69 W. Washington, Suite 600 in Chicago.
- Early Voting Begins October 22nd and runs thru November 3rd. You must show a Government photo ID to vote early. All sites are Open Mon-Sat, 9-5.
- The Early Voting location for the 44th Ward is Merlo Library, 644 W. Belmont Ave.
- Absentee Voting Applications will be available through the Board of Elections Office in early October.
- Tuesday, November 6th, 2012 is elections Day!
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posted Sep 4, 2012, 12:05 PM by Scott Davis
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updated Feb 13, 2013, 5:45 PM
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A message from Chicago GOP Chairman Adam Robinson - I wanted to alert you to actions taken today by the Chicago
Republican Party to hold Mayor Emanuel accountable for his lack of
focus on what's most important to Chicagoans. With a
looming teachers strike and a terrible week in which nearly 100 people
were wounded in violent crimes in our city, Emanuel still thinks the
best use of his time and attention is to fly to Charlotte and give a
speech at the DNC. We disagree. This afternoon, we put out
an official statement calling for Rahm to cancel his appearance and
stay in Chicago where immediate leadership is needed on both of these
issues. The release was picked up by the Associated Press, and Vice
Chairman Chris Cleveland just wrapped an interview with CBS 2 Chicago,
which will air at 10pm this evening. Our full release can
be found
here. We need your help to keep Emanuel focused on
these twin crises facing Chicago. Rebroadcast our release, email
friends, and post your own thoughts here and other sites online. It's
shameful that our mayor chooses to vacate Chicago to give a speech
while the immediate safety and education of Chicago's kids hang in the
balance. We'll remain vigilant on this issue until the
mayor chooses to do the right thing. Respectfully, Adam Robinson Chairman Chicago Republican Partyhttp://www.chicagogop.com/
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posted Aug 16, 2012, 8:03 PM by Scott Davis
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updated Feb 13, 2013, 5:45 PM
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Are
you interested in becoming a Republican election judge in November? As
Republican Committeeman for the 44th Ward it is my responsibility to
ensure that Republican Election Judges are staffed at every precinct in
the Ward on election day in order to ensure voter integrity. RIGHT NOW,
the Chicago Board of Elections is taking applications for election
judges to serve during the next TWO cycles: November 2012 – March 2014.
If you are interested in serving as a Republican Election Judge, Please fill out this form and contact Committeeman Scott Davis
ASAP for instructions on filing your application! A description of the
job, requirements for becoming a judge, pay information ($170 for the
day) and training details are available at the Chicago Board of Elections Website:
What are Judges of Election?
Judges of election are the officials who
are responsible for the conduct of the election in the precinct polling
place. The judges of election are the backbone of the electoral
process. Their jobs are challenging, interesting and personally
rewarding.
In each precinct, the judges share in responsibilities, duties and authorities that include:
- Opening the polling place and setting up voting equipment at 5 a.m. on Election Day;
- Conducting a fair, impartial and secure election in the precinct polling place, allowing voting from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Tabulating the vote totals for the precinct and transmitting the results to Election Central after the polls close at 7 p.m.
Find out more information at The Chicago Board of Elections Website. OR contact Committeeman Davis at 773-857-1424. |
posted Aug 16, 2012, 6:32 PM by Scott Davis
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updated Feb 13, 2013, 5:45 PM
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The ChicagoGOP has been in the media over the past month.
We've raised our visibility and gotten more coverage than we've had in
many years.
When the Chick-fil-A issue hit, we decided that
someone needed to speak out about Alderman Moreno's shameful, and
illegal, conduct. As the opposition party, that "someone" needed to be
us. And so it was. On July 26 we
issued a press release saying that we planned to file a complaint
with the Attorney General's office. The press responded immediately.
We did an on-camera interview about it with ABC 7, and made the
FoxNews.com homepage.
We called a press conference for
10:00 am on Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day, and got it into the AP
Daybook. The calls started at 4:00 am. After a quick live interview on
WGN 720, and another
on the WLS Don & Roma show at 6:50 am, I
headed to City Hall for an on-camera interview with CBS News.
We'd gotten permission to hold the press conference right in
City Hall itself, second floor, right outside City Council chambers.
(After all, the unions frequently use this location for press
conferences; why shouldn't we?) A full spread of television cameras
were there, including almost all the major television stations in
Chicago and several radio stations.
Read More at ChicagoGOP.com |
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