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Reply #2: Absolutely! I agree entirely. I'm a precinct chair myself and all [View All]

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flamin lib Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Nov-13-06 05:38 PM
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2. Absolutely! I agree entirely. I'm a precinct chair myself and all
the help I got was a printed set of suggestions. 1 use the party website to find democratic primary voters. 2 call the ones who voted in the last three primaries and ask them to help. 3 repeat as necessary.

At lease we have a party database now--didn't in years past. But still, the reception over the phone for solicitations is underwhelming.

My thought is to start slowly with low impact contact and build enthusiasm over the next two years.

If there are any other resources out to find potential contacts I'd appreciate knowing about them.
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