ANNOUNCING... shemdogg's NH grassroots PAC

[parocks]

Yes, this is important. I made a list of all the major NH colleges' winter break schedules. There are many that will not be in session on January 10.

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?330908-New-Hampshire-Colleges-Winter-Break-Schedules

Most are not in session.

However, Dartmouth is.

Which is certainly worth noting.

 

[heavenlyboy34]

May The Force be with you, Shem.

 

[parocks]

Yes, this is important. I made a list of all the major NH colleges' winter break schedules. There are many that will not be in session on January 10.

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?330908-New-Hampshire-Colleges-Winter-Break-Schedules

thats a good thread

 

[muzzled dogg]

Shemdogg is one of the most active activists Ron has. I'd suggest you also send your info to golden state band because the campaign couldn't take their song, and when it goes on itunes soon, they want to donate profits to support Ron. Grassroots (myself included) intend to try to publicize the song.

can you get me a link?

Sounds like a plan. Let's do this!

Another sign-wave in Central Mass coming up too

get me details i'll bomb the meetups

You're a huge asset to this movement Shemdogg. I remember you worked hard to make Ronstock a reality and for that I'm sure there are plenty of us that are grateful. A lot of us weren't blessed with the resources to accomplish what you've accomplished these past couple years but your hard work keeps us all in shape and willing to volunteer. I wish you success with the PAC. Keep us updated.

thanks bro, but ronstock was kenny's baby. with help from emily and paul of course

I've drove up from RI for a few debate parties that Shem has put together, but this guy is non-stop. He has multiple events weekly that he organizes and promotes. I put full faith in this endeavor.

thanks bro. we've got the next few organized already if u wanna come up again

Shem is the real deal.. Let's support this.

ty!

Uh, come up with an actual project.

we have projects, we need $ (and volunteers)

[/B]

AWESOME! Would you like a professional looking profile picture for the facebook page? I can put one together in about a day if you want?

thanks for offer man but we tried to get something professionally done and it delayed us. i'll let you know how the current is received what the other people think.

Bump for a Brother!

thanks man

I had the pleasure of meeting Leah and Shem this summer. Leah was also instrumental on getting the pub crawls going. I believe they can easily post several events/things they have in mind.

thanks for kind words. for one i we have this outreach this weekend in manch christmas parade. the campaign dropped the ball and either declined or didn't accept the invite to officially participate. romney for president is float no. 44 but we will NOT have a float in the parade. we'll be there handing stuff out nonetheless



i'll address the rest of you later! thanks.

 

[centure7]

I know two other liberty activists who regularly go to NH from Taxachusetts: Gavin and Edge. Maybe you should set up a carpool.

 

[tsetsefly]

Will definitely try to donate!

 

[sailingaway]

can you get me a link?

Here: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showth...lden-State-Bombs-(End-This-War-Ron-Paul-Song) their webpage is on the youtube but I think it is goldenstateband.com

but you might want to come up with some projects you want to do, people like to do something specific and even if it is a 'for instance' it would probably be a good idea.

 

[muzzled dogg]

Ideas for boots on the ground -

1) have an event or events in bar or bars in the days leading up to the primary. Including the primary day. Free beer? Whatever you can do to bring people in there, getting their contact info.

2) high schools. You should have contact people in the biggest high schools, you should be talking to them, asking them what they think you should do with the money you have to get the kids to vote.

I don't recall offhand the rules about registration. Nothing can be easier than Iowa, where it's same day.

I'm sure we'll be doing at least one pub crawl before the primary but I'm not so sure the free beer night would provide benefit worth the cost. People would come out I'm sure but I don't know that we would necessarily being drawing the right crowd

As for high schoolers I wonder what youth for Paul is doing doing if anything.

shemdogg! --- mitt's numbers against potus are dipping. do expect the gap
between Ron + mitt in N.H to vannish! the N.E area monolith is ahh crumbling
by slow degrees! 100,ooo thanx! keep up the good work! mitt is not a given!

Ty aratus

 

[speciallyblend]

woot woot http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC5gIBdfIQI&ob=av2n<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tC5gIBdfIQI&ob=av2n">

 

[PauliticsPolitics]

I haven't been able to find a confirmed source where 17 year olds in New Hampshire can vote in the primary. I found a news article from 2009 that said 17 year olds were still not able to vote (source).
Can anyone confirm whether or not 17 year olds can vote in the New Hampshire primary?

YES, most 17 year olds can certainly vote in the NH primary. One must be 18 on the day of the general election (Nov. 6 2012), NOT the day of the primary.
So anyone born on or before Nov. 6 1994 can vote in the NH Primary. This actually applies to most (maybe all?) of the other primaries and caucuses, certainly also Iowa.
This is confusing because most literature states "18 years of age or older on election day." What you have to understand is that "election day" means the day of the general election as set by the federal government. (see here) The primary is not "election day" - nobody is being legally elected to office, merely vying for party nomination. You could call it "state party preliminary nomination day" if you want. (I say preliminary because the real nomination happens at a state convention months later.)
Regardless, I am very positive that in both Iowa and New Hampshire, this is how the age rules work.

It should also be noted that anyone in NH who is currently unregistered to vote (likely all the 17 year olds in question) CAN REGISTER ON THE DAY OF THE PRIMARY!
Here is some info from the NH secretary of state in regard to these issues: http://www.sos.nh.gov/HOW TO REGISTER TO VOTE2012.pdf
Also from the NH GOP: http://www.nhgop.org/pages/detail/51

The article which you referenced earlier is in regard to the possibility of 17yr olds voting in the general election (hence, that would mean most 16yr olds could vote in primaries). This does not appear to be going through anytime soon, so for now it all stands as I laid out above.

 

[tsai3904]

YES, most 17 year olds can certainly vote in the NH primary. One must be 18 on the day of the general election (Nov. 6 2012), NOT the day of the primary.
So anyone born on or before Nov. 6 1994 can vote in the NH Primary.

I just called a town clerk in Concord and the Secretary of State's office and both said that you MUST be 18 years old on January 10 to be able to register to vote and vote in the primary. They were both definitive about their answers.

This means that anyone born on or before January 10, 1994 can vote in the primary.

Edit: I also just received a reply to an email I sent to the Secretary of State's office and it also said you must be 18 years old to vote in the January 10 primary.