How do you attend an Election Night Rally/Celebration for a candidate?
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Every one that I have ever attended was open to everyone.  You can call the party HQ for location, etc.  If you call after hours on election day, there is usually a message that tells you the info.  Go to the internet site and it will be posted.  This is a lot of fun and they always need volunteers to keep the refreshments going or to decorate before the party.  Take off work the following day so you can get some sleep.  Sometimes the election results come in late and no one wants to leave!  Have fun!!
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I will by throwing the BIGGEST PARTY!!! this nation has ever seen. All are invited. It will probably last for a couple months!!!!
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Try www.applausestore.com.\n\nThey were distributing forms a couple of months ago, but when I applied it seemed they were looking for groups of people.  Worth a go though!
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I think people would go to a party like that, because it's a party (people like parties) and it's for a good cause (regardless of your politics).\nFood: whatever you want.  Maybe some red, white, and blue themed stuff.\nActivities: hang out, listen to music, watch a movie, play some games... whatever you think would be fun.\n\nHow long: once again, your call, you know these people.  Maybe a few hours?
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Get yourself a bible and a pulpit! Then win the Powerball (its 250 million today) and donate all of the money to the GOP. Then maybe you will get to meet him!\n\nJust Remember... Its not whatchya know... Its how much money you got!
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You can get the skinny on local events and activities from your city's convention and visitor's bureau. They usually have a newcomer's packet, and will certainly have an ear to the ground on where you can get involved. You might also check your local library for groups, newcomer info, and a community bulletin board.\n\nGood luck!\n~Tia~
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Try this one:  http://www.campaignbuttons-etc.com/index.htm
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Just bring an ID and something with your address on it.  ie phone bill, electric bill, etc when you go to vote.  And you can do it then.
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there is an election commission. it declares date of election. after that leaders of various political parties distributes money,wine,gifts etc........ people will vote for the leader who distribute more money
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Try the website for Project Vote Smart, http://www.vote-smart.org\nYou can enter your zip code and get lots of info about the candidates for office and what they stand for.
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you can expect to do a little bit of everything, but if you have no experience your first time out will be spent working the phones and going door to door trying to get your candidate elected. on election day you'll be at polling places  passing out buttons, leaflets whatever and talking to the voters.youll also do a lot of envelope stuffing and working on  creating press kits. if your lucky youll get to work on polling, writing speeches, press releases, doing media placement ( working with the press to plant stories on your candidate) arranging media events and even opposition research ( polite term for dirt digging).  it can be a rush to be a part of the process even if your candidate doesn't win. it's about participation and also a good boost for your resume! peace!\n\nVin
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First, you have to get him to join the Republican party. Then, you move him to Texas and run him for president. Just look at the dildo in the White House for proof.
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This is just as important to vote Tuesday as in the presidential elections.  We need to have people who are capable of watching our backs at the government level.  I want them to show up for work and be able to make a honest- not political- decision on how things should be for the good of all not just a few.
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I've done it 2x's\nFirst check out the qualifications-i.e. age-residece by area & often time- & often one must be a reg. voter\n\nThen decide under which political party -if any- you're\ngonna file under.\n\nThen simply pay your filing fee & run!\n\nIf your a newbie probably local office-say school board, or city council would be a great place to start.\n\nGood luck!
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There are many things that you can do. \n\n1. Stay informed. Use a variety of news sources to get information. There is a lot of stuff not covered on the 24 hours news stations. Search for websites and international news sources.\n\n2. Be politically active. Help candidates that share your views, at every level, try to get elected. That would also mean voting when ever there is an election, no matter how small.\n\n3. Join independent political organizations. There are many on the internet and probably many in your community.\n\n4. Ride it out. Bush will be gone in 2 and half years, along with much of the current republican leadership. This year alone, Bill Frist, Rick Santorum, Tom Delay, Katherine Harris, Ken Blackwell, Bob Taft, Jeb Bush, and Duke Cunningham will all be out of power, most if not all probably forever. Politics is very dynamic, if you don't like the country's direction at one point in time, it is bound to change soon enough.
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Contact your county voter registrar office. They may be able to point you in the right direction
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Whatever party you vote for . . . look them up online.  Democratic party headquarters of Wayne County or Republican it shouldn't matter.  Give them your address and they will either give you a website or tell you exactly where you vote.  It's usually in a school or church nearby where you live.  Also ask your neighbors, if you know any.