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Contact Info: San Joaquin Valley Democratic Club
P.O. Box 28095 Fresno, CA 93729 Meetings are on: Third Wednesday of every month Denny's 1110 E. Shaw Ave. 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Board Members
President James Williams Vice President Robert Williams Secretary Steve Smith Treasurer
Denise Morris Communications Michael Evans
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| Welcome to the San Joaquin Valley Democratic Club! The San Joaquin Valley Democratic Club is a local Democratic club serving Fresno County and surrounding areas. We are a club that is dedicated to social justice and basic human rights for all. We belive that grassroots organizing, neighbor talking to neighbor, is essential to spreading the message of the Democratic party and the San Joaquin Valley Democratic club. Our members are encouraged to be active in the community with voter registration, precinct walking, tabling and phone banking. Al Franken is declared the winner June 30- Congratulations Senator Franken The Minnesota courts have ruled that Al Franken is the winner of the long drawn out contest for the junior Senator seat. Norm Coleman has finally conceded after almost 8 months of a lost cause. Here is the courts decision. Once again Congratulations Senator Franken Secretary of the Interior visits Fresno June 27- Come and join Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar at a 90 minute Town Hall meeting on Sunday June 28. Secretary Salazar will be at the Satellite Student Union on the campus of CSU Fresno. Time is 2:30 - 4pm and water should be the topic of the day, it is not just a solvent anymore. Get there early so you are abel to get a seat at this event. CDC Training June 9- Next CDC Training Date: June 28, 2009! Hosted by: CDC and San Luis Obispo County Democratic PartyWhen: Sunday, June 28, 2009, 8:00am-7:00pm Where: Grover Beach Community Center, 1230 Trouville Ave., Grover Beach, CA 93433 Cost: Free - Lunch and refreshments will be provided. (Requested donation of $10.00 to help cover food and materials) Current Sponsors(>=$50): Help sponsor our training to keep it going! Please donate This intense training consists of a variety of workshops for club/party leaders and political activists who want to advance their leadership roles in the Democratic Party or are just getting started! To register, please click here: http://www.cdc-ca.org/Training/ The California Democratic Party Structure If you want to get involved with the party and rise through the ranks, you need to know the structure and the roles of the various arms of the party. Learn about the state officers, committees, caucus’, clubs, county DCCs, regions, etc., as well as how the State DCC is pulled together. How to Run a Meeting: Robert's Rules of Order Whether you are a club president, member, activist or a candidate, you should know the basics of parliamentary procedures. Most organizations, profit and non-profit, political or non-political, abide by these rules whether it’s a local club, state party, or a city council meeting. Club Finances: How to Stay Out of Jail Learn the does & don’ts of political finances. Club leaders, treasurers, members, candidates should all have a fundamental idea of political finances. Hands-on explanation of filling out reports included. Fundraising Fundamentals and Guidelines “Money is the milk of Politics”, right? If that’s the case then our clubs need a lot of milk! Learn the ins/outs of fundraising techniques and ideas. Fundraising Ideas & Projects This workshop will provide you with ideas and projects for raising money – the right way! Increasing and Keeping Your Membership Now that you have your club or organization put together, how to go about finding members & volunteers, and more importantly, how do you motivate and hang on to them? Recruiting Candidates for Local Office Democrats need to field candidates that will be representative of Democratic values for all elected offices. This training session is geared towards helping Democrats recruit the future leaders for all levels of elected office. Technology and Clubs Learn about the many free technology tools such as websites, faxing, online applications, etc., that can be used by your club/organization. Additional topics: social networking, email etiquette, listserves The Progressive Challenge Learn about the top issues facing Democrats. Whether you are an activist or candidate, you need to be aware of what progressives expect of you and what we expect of our candidates. Talking points and concise messaging. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sponsorships available for $50! NOTE: Please DO NOT RSVP unless you can stay the entire day! Our speakers have committed their time for this workshop and travel from around the state. We know this is a long day of intense training, but to ensure future training, we would like you to respect our speaker’s time investment! Thank you. Seating is limited, so please RSVP by June 25, 2009 Les Marsden for Congress kickoff June 7- Join us for one of the kickoff events for Les Marsden as he runs for Congress in the 19 district. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 12:00 Noon: Stanislaus County - California State University, Stanislaus (Turlock) - Quad area South of Bizzini Hall 3:00 PM: Tuolumne County - Sonora: the small park at 40 North Washington Street (between Yaney and East Jackson Streets) THURSDAY, JUNE 11 10:00 AM: Fresno County - My Alma Mater: California State University, Fresno - Free Speech Area (between the Student Union and the University Center) 1:00 PM: Madera County* - Denis Prosperi's Ranch - 11409 Road 26½ (Look for "Perfect Pac" sign), Madera, 93637 Please consider attending one (or more) of these events to show your support. Remember: I'm not running for Congress by myself - we're all in this campaign together. I know you care about our region as deeply as do I - so please show your dedication by being a presence in our campaign. If you'd like to attend the Madera County press event at *Denis Prosperi's Ranch, please RSVP (for that location only) by replying to this e-mail. Mr. Prosperi's ranch is a private home and we'd like to know how many attendees to expect. Please feel free to forward this e-mail. Tell your friends and family about the Marsden Congressional Campaign. After 14 years of ineffectuality and damage, it's time to restore a strong voice in Washington for our 19th District. Yes we can - and yes we MUST. Thank you - Les Marsden Marsden for Congress 2010, California's 19th District Candidate Training Seminar For Democratic Women May 27- California List In partnership with: Emily’s List California Assembly Speaker Karen Bass Emerge California Presents: Candidate Training Seminar For Democratic Women Interested in Running for Political Office. When: Saturday, June 20, 2009, 8am – 5pm Where: California State University, Fresno, University Student Union, Rooms 312-314 Directions: (Go East On Shaw Ave. to Barton Ave. And Turn Left; Free Parking in Lots D And E) For Map of Campus go to http://www.csufresno.edu/univrelations/map/ Cost: Free To Register and for more information: Email: Train@Californialist.Org The program, designed to help prepare future women political leaders, will be led by political director of Emily’s list, Susan Markham. Topics To Be Covered Include: · Developing A Campaign Plan · Building Your Team · Getting Endorsements · Raising The Money Needed To Run And Win CALIFORNIA LIST is a grassroots political fundraising network modeled after EMILY’s List. Our mission is to help Democratic women candidates running for California State government. For further information visit our website: www.californialist.org 212 26th Street, Suite 150 Santa Monica, CA 90402 Tel: 310-458-9355 Fax: 310-315-9500 info@californialist.org Meet in the Middle is here May 24- The day is finially here, regardless of the courts decision on Tuesday, we will have the Meet In The Middle rally in Fresno on Saturday May 30. The list of speakers is long and very distinguished. Join us for a day of civil rights, anti-discrimination and a counter to the right wings lies and fear. Join us at Meet in the Middle Election results May 19- So how did the ballot measures do? Here is a link to the Secretary of State site that will give you all the updates, it is refreshed every few minutes. Voting guide May 16- Here is an online voting guide from our friends at the Courage Campaign. I like it because it has a side by side comparison of different groups and their recomendations for the upcoming election. Give it a look and see who you line up with on this election. If you have trouble with the above link, just cut and paste this into your browser http://courage.3cdn.net/00330cca20314b5e20_x5m6bepoq.pdf Take our poll in this website and see how you compare with other visitors. Mostly, VOTE!! Tuesday May 19. Gavin Newsom Town Hall Meeting April 22- Please Join Us on Wednesday, April 29 Dear Fellow Californian: We all pay the price for the poverty of new ideas in our state government. It's time to have an honest conversation about how to get our troubled state back on track. That's why I hope you will join me for a frank and unfiltered conversation about California’s future. Please join me on Wednesday, April 29 as we talk about how to solve California's most crucial challenges, and how we can all participate in the struggle to get California back on track.
I want to hear from you – and I would welcome the opportunity to speak with you about how we have addressed some very tough challenges in my hometown, San Francisco. As Mayor, I believe we are showing how to make bold change by focusing on proven policy solutions. We are the only city in America on its way to universal access to health care. We are improving our schools through a partnership for achievement that extends from guaranteed funding for universal pre-school to opening the door to a quality college education for our public school graduates. We have made San Francisco a national model for environmental stewardship. And we are focused on putting our residents back to work with an aggressive economic development strategy to attract new high-tech and clean-tech industries. I look forward to seeing you on Wednesday, April 29 at 6:00pm at Wawona Middle School. Click here to RSVP. Helping Meet in the Middle April 10-
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