This came over the wire from Board of Equalization Vice Chair Michelle Steel’s office on Monday:
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on May 3, 2012
This came over the wire from Board of Equalization Vice Chair Michelle Steel’s office on Monday:
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on May 3, 2012
This came over the wire yesterday from the Registrar of Voters (Editors’ note: Campaigns, are you ready?):
Sample Ballots in the Mail
May 2, 2012 – We have begun the process of mailing sample ballots – voters should see these begin to arrive tomorrow. We have brought the process of addressing and mailing these sample ballots in-house. We are averaging 17,000 – 18,000 pieces prepared per hour – 400,000 are on their way to voters throughout the County. Vote-by-mail ballots will be mailed once all sample ballots have been sent to voters.
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on April 30, 2012
This just came across the wire from the Stop Special Interest Money Now campaign (Full Disclosure: Custom Campaigns is doing consulting work on this race):
Special interest money is driving the agenda in Sacramento. Check out our new campaign video about the amount of influence AT&T has bought with political spending.
AT&T’s control over lawmakers illustrates the need for one of the Stop Special Interest Money Act’s key reforms–banning direct contributions from special interests to lawmakers.
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on April 30, 2012
This just came across the wire from the Ken Williams for Orange County Board of Education, Trustee Area 3 campaign (Full disclosure: Custom Campaigns is the consultant on this race):
Dr. Ken Williams Opposes Munger/PTA Tax Hike
Orange County, CA (April 30, 2012) – Orange County Board of Education Member Dr. Ken Williams has announced his opposition to the Molly Munger/PTA initiative that would impose $10,000,000,000 in taxes on Californians.
The initiative, which has qualified for the November ballot, would not only increase income taxes on all California couples making $17,500 a year or more but would also increase the collection of private parental and student information from all families in California.
“Collecting private family information and raising taxes on Californians is not the solution. It is wrong to overspend the people’s money on wasteful bureaucracy and collect private and personal information on families,” Williams said. “It is time for Sacramento Democrats, politicians, and Governor Brown to limit the scope and size of government and start making fiscally responsible decisions and finding ways to balance the budget without raising taxes.”
As a member of the Orange County Board of Education, Williams has led the Orange County Department of Education as the proven fiscal conservative on the board. His voting record as a governing county board member reflects his pledge of “No New Taxes” and the financially strong fiscal viability of the county department of education.
Williams serves his constituents as their consistent conservative voice on the board, promoting traditional family values, public safety and safe schools, high academic standards, educational accountability, parental rights, and a “back to basics” approach to education.
During his first campaign for office in 1996, Williams defeated a twenty-year incumbent by running on a “back-to-basics education” theme that resonated with the voters of Trustee Area 3. A home-grown community leader, he is an Orange County native who graduated from the county’s public schools. He is a family physician in private medical practice since 1986 and is on the medical staff at St. Joseph Hospital, Hoag Hospital, and family practice department chairman at Children’s Hospital of Orange County.
Trustee Area 3 consists of the cities of Brea, Irvine, Orange, Villa Park, and Yorba Linda; the communities of Anaheim Hills and North Tustin; and portions of East Anaheim, Lake Forest, Tustin, and Orange County’s canyon communities.
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on April 29, 2012
This came over the wire from Congressman Gary Miller’s office on Friday…
April 27, 2012
Bill to Combat Cyber Attacks Passes House
Every day, U.S. companies are being targeted by foreign hackers seeking to steal proprietary information and data. These cyber threats undermine U.S. competitiveness and cost American jobs. While the federal government has classified cyber threat intelligence that could help the private sector defend its networks, there are significant obstacles that hinder the sharing of that critical information. On Thursday the House passed legislation to enable the government to share this information with Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on April 29, 2012
This came over the wire from Supervisor Shawn Nelson’s office on Friday…
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on April 29, 2012
This came over the wire from Supervisor Bill Campbell’s office on Friday…
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on April 29, 2012
This came over the wire from the Registrar of Voters’ office on Friday…
Sample Ballot Mailing
Look For Your Sample Ballot Soon
Thousands of sample ballots are arriving at our warehouse daily. Our first two ballot styles contain nearly 150,000 sample ballots, which will be the first to be mailed. Our mailing will begin next week.
Neal Kelley
Registrar of Voters
Small Changes, Big Advantage
We have developed a new election supply box for polling places. This new box has an attached lid and will increase packing efficiencies. This will also assist poll workers as they unpack and pack critical election supplies.<!–Read more >–>
Online Training Grows
For the third election in a row our custom online poll worker training tool continues to be the choice for experienced poll workers. Online training will begin May 4th and contains new features, such as expanded video tutorials.<!–Read more >–>
Poll Workers 1,116 | VBMs Mailed: 0 | VBMs Returned: 0
Vote-by-Mail Ballot Processing Begins
Yesterday we began the process of inserting 600,000 permanent vote-by-mail ballots. These ballots will be delivered to voters beginning May 7th. Our first run (shown at left) contains 30,000 ballots. Each day we will insert nearly 50,000 as we move towards May 7th.
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on April 28, 2012
This came over the wire from the Registrar of Voters’ office on Thursday…
Off and Running
April 26, 2012 – Today we began the process of inserting vote-by-mail ballots. We will begin to mail these ballots to permanent vote-by-mail voters starting on May 7th. Our printing process started yesterday – a process that will take a little over a week – with a planned printing schedule of 600,000 permanent vote-by-mail ballots. Today we inserted 9,478 ballots (a process that makes the ballot mail ready). Over the next few days we should be close to 50,000 per day.
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Posted by Newsletter Reprint on April 28, 2012
This came over the wire from Assemblyman Chris Norby’s office on Thursday…
NORBY NOTESAPRIL, 2012 | ISSUE 09
THIS ISSUE
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