...and the last-minute voter contact and 'Get Out The Vote' (GOTV) efforts are fully up to speed.
Now is the time to redouble all of our efforts to bring responsibility, civility, and professionalism to elected offices at all levels.
In addition to volunteer opportunities with the Arizona Democratic Party and the Maricopa County Democratic Party, there are multiple opportunities to help out for people who don't want to fight downtown traffic.
All are looking for help with early ballot chasing this week and GOTV efforts this weekend, Monday and on Election Day next Tuesday.
East Valley Democratic coordinated campaign offices -
Scottsdale
7950 E Acoma Dr.
Scottsdale, AZ
480-607-4435
Tempe
123 East Baseline Road
Tempe, Arizona 85283
480-820-2298
Mesa-GEMDEMS
7141 E Main St, Mesa, AZ 85207
Phone: (480) 924-DEMS (3367)
Mesa-SEIU
2150 S. Country Club Dr.
Suite #29
Mesa, AZ 85210
(near Southeast corner of Country Club and Baseline)
Phone: (480) 217-6196
Campaigns -
Obama for President
922 N. 6th St. (corner of Roosevelt and 6th Street)
Phoenix, AZ 85004
602-689-8326
CD5 Congressman Harry Mitchell's reelection campaign
123 East Baseline Road
Tempe, Arizona 85283
Phone: 480-755-3343
Email: info[at]harry2008.com
LD17 Senator Meg Burton-Cahill's reelection campaign
info[at]keepmeg.com
LD17 Representative David Schapira's reelection campaign
info[at]davidforaz.com
LD17 Representative Ed Ableser's reelection campaign
info[at]edableser.com
GOTV efforts organized by Lauren Kuby; contact her at laurenkuby@gmail.com or 602-790-2156 to help out with those efforts this weekend thru Election Day.
Ed Hermes for Maricopa County Supervisor (SD1)
ed[at]edhermes.com
480-234-1753
Joel Sinclaire for Maricopa County Supervisor (SD2)
info[at]electsinclaire.com
Judah Nativio for LD18 State Senate
3440 East Southern Ave. #1109
Mesa, AZ 85204
Email: judah[at]@electnativio.com
Tammie Pursley for LD18 State Representative
Stephanie Rimmer for LD8 State Representative
stephanie[at]stephanierimmer.com
602.432.2486
There are a number of other East Valley and Maricopa County campaigns that need help too - contact your local coordinated campaign office for more info.
And just as a reminder - anybody with mail-in ballots should plan to have them in the mail by Wednesday to ensure that they reach the Maricopa County Recorder's office by Election Day. If you are unable to mail it in by then, voters can still vote early at the various early voting locations throughout the valley. The deadline for early in-person voting is Friday at the close of business at the various polling locations (see below).
Central/South Valley
Maricopa County Elections Depts.
111 S. 3rd Ave, PHX 85003 (SE Corner 3rd and Jefferson);
Mon - Fri; 8am to 5pm
510 S. 3rd Ave, PHX 85003 (NW Corner 3rd and Lincoln);
Mon - Fri; 8am to 5pm
212 E. Alta Vista Rd, PHX 85003 (East of Central);
Mon - Fri; 8am to 5pm
East Valley
Maricopa County Elections Dept.
222 E. Javelina Dr, Mesa 85205 (I-60 and Mesa Dr.);
Mon - Fri, 8am to 5pm
Tempe Public Library
3500 S. Rural Rd, Tempe 85282 (NW corner Rural and Southern);
Mon - Thur, 10am to 6pm; Fri, 10am to 5pm
NE Valley
Scottsdale City Clerk's Office
3939 N. Drinkwater Blvd.
Scottsdale 85251 (Indian School and Drinkwater)
Mon - Fri, 9am to 4pm
After Friday, any uncast ballots should be held until Election Day when they can be dropped off at any polling place in the county.
Hope to see you at one of the phone banks or GOTV events!
1 comment:
If the lines today are any indication of how it is going to be on next Tuesday, people need to hustle down tomorrow to avoid a 7-8hour wait.
My wait was about an hour and some people there had been there for several by the time they voted.
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