Sep 27 – Ballot Measures & Propositions with Anne Hoiberg & Cody Petterson
Election time is upon us! Ballots will start arriving after October 5th.
This Sunday September 27th at our General Meeting we’ll be talking through the Propositions and Ballot Measures.
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To help us understand the State Propositions and Local Ballot Measures we are pleased to welcome back guest speakers (and clubmembers) Anne Hoiberg and Cody Petterson, who will explain the pros and cons and field questions from members.
We’ll also have discussion around some of the more controversial issues such as Measure E and Proposition 22.
Anne Hoiberg worked for 25 years as a research psychologist at the Naval Health Research Center in Point Loma. In 1980 she organized a week-long “Women and the World of Work” symposium for scientists in Lisbon, Portugal for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and pledged to do something locally and globally to advance women. She’s held fast to the pledge ever since. She is currently serving as President of the Women’s Museum of California, and is a past president of the League of Women Voters, United Nations Association of San Diego, and National Women’s Political Caucus.
Anne Hoiberg
Cody Petterson
Cody Petterson is an anthropologist and environmental activist in San Diego, California, where he is President of the Democrats for Environmental Action. He’s a member of the San Diego County Party Central Committee representing the 78th Assembly District. He’s also a Trustee of the La Jolla Town Council, serves on the boards of the San Diego River Conservancy and the Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego, and is an Executive Committee Member of the Sierra Club of San Diego.
Bring your sample ballots or voter guides with you and check off your decisions as we go along. Feel free to invite friends and neighbors who are looking for some partisan Democratic guidance.
Sunday September 27, 4:00PM – Zoom registration
You can review the San Diego County Democratic Party Voter Guide here.
Democratic Party Positions on Ballot Measures (November 2020) here.
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Election Information from the Registrar of Voters – here.
Register to Vote – up to October 19 – here.
Same Day Voter Registration (Conditional Voter Registration) – after October 19 through Nov 3, details here.
Sign up for Where’s My Ballot – here. Track your mail ballot every step of the way.
A safe & hassle-free voting experience: A practical guide. (PDF)
Agenda
3:30PM Social Time for Zoom newbies (and pros)4:00PM Intoduction of elected officials, candidates and guests4:15PM Program
Ballot Measures
Propositions
5:15PM Club business
Officer Reports
New Business
Announcement
Vote Forward
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If you’re new to Zoom don’t worry, we’ll help get you into the Social Time and the meeting. We’ll bring everyone up to speed on some of the features of the Zoom application – including polling, voting and breakout rooms.
Bring your own refreshments (!) and positive news to share.
Sunday July 26, 4:00PM – Zoom registration
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If you have a problem registering, or joining on the day of the meeting, you can call us on (619) 800-5098, or email info@pointlomadem.org with your contact details.
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