Texas Voting Locations
February 20, 2008 on 8:51 pm | In Uncategorized |Early voting has begun here in Houston and runs until Feb. 29th.
We want all Obama supporters to get out and early vote as soon as possible. But, with our Texas Two-Step process it is VERY VERY important that you have your voter registration card stamped when you vote. You will need your stamped voter registration card with you when you return to YOUR polling location on March 4th at 7:00pm to caucus for Barack.
If you don’t have your voter registration card, you need to request a voting receipt from the poll workers at your early voting location. You can also use this to participate in the caucus on March 4th at 7:00pm.
To find your voting locations in Texas visit : http://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/voter/links.shtml#County
If everyone early votes, then try to use your free time to go to your precinct voting location and promote Obama to incoming voters! Take homemade signs, or print out anything here on this blog that you might want to use. There are still undecided voters here in Texas and polling proves that people’s decisions can be made simply by seeing printed materials at their voting locations for a particular candidate. Make a good show!
And then get the people out on March 4th! There are more than 60 delegates to be decided JUST in the Caucus portion of the process. That’s a huge number in a race that is this tight.
REMEMBER :
Have your voter registration card stamped.
If you don’t have the card, then ASK for a receipt! I’ve heard some people who have early voted already saying that they’ve had problems getting receipts from workers. INSIST on it! It’s your right to participate in the Caucus portion of the vote. GET THAT RECEIPT.
Promote Barack to other voters!
Go to YOUR precinct polling location on March 4th at 7pm and Caucus for Barack!
Let’s wrap this campaign up for our guy here in Texas!
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