How do we vote for delegates and alternative?

[j6p]

Thank you for the clarification. possitive that our delegates are committed to Ron. How do we go about electing the Delegates and alternative delegates? Do we goto the polls and vote with the Ron Paul supporter cannidate slate? I know one Ron paul supporter is running for congress and he is listed as a delegate can we vote for same person as delegate for do we have to vote for another Ron Paul supporter? Thank you.

 

[inibo]

Delegates and alternates will be on the ballot for the primary election. You vote for a presidential candidate, three delegates and three alternates. You also have a vote for congressional candidates in your district.

There is a list of Ron Paul congressional candidates, delegates and alternates here:
http://isilion.blogsome.com/2007/12/09/maryland-ron-paul-primary-slate/

 

[j6p]

we need to get this out to the libertrians, green and independents in Maryland

 

[jimvrp]

Maryland is a closed primary. If they are already registered to vote, it is too late for them to change registration to Republican.

We can register new voters (currently not registered) until January 22.

 

[j6p]

ok

 

[tekkierich]

We sent all Libertarians and Constitution Party folks a post card in November attempting to get them to switch parties. We followed up, phoning all of them that we have phone numbers of.

The deadline to switch parties in Maryland was November 20th.

Please help us get our delegates elected in Maryland. Promote their names and make sure your Ron Paul supporter friends remember to look at the bottom of the ballot and vote for their Delegates.

Here is the list
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/states/maryland/list-of-delegates-alternates/

Vote for the Ron Paul Delegates and Alternate Delegates

These delegates and alternates will have “Ron Paul” or “Authorized by Ron Paul” next to their name, but to make sure that you vote for the right people, please Print or Copy the list below for your use in the voting booth. There are only three delegates and three alternates authorized for each district, as follows:

Congressional District 1 (vote for all of the following delegates and alternates)

Delegates
Ingrid Dean
Brett Peterson
Harold Poole

Alternate Delegates
Mary Amlong
Ryan Hohman
Jim Voris

Congressional District 2 (vote for all of the following delegates and alternates)

Delegates
Mark Wallace Bell
Richard Pryce Matthews
George Umbarger

Alternate Delegates
Kenneth Gostomski
Ed Jones
Brian Joseph Myers, Sr.

Congressional District 3 (vote for all of the following delegates and alternates)

Delegates
Christian Conti-Vock
Chris Panasuk
Bruce Voris

Alternate Delegates
Sean Davidson
Randall Benson Gearhart
Kristin Miller

Congressional District 4 (vote for all of the following delegates and alternates)

Delegates
Peter James
Andrew Panken
Jacob Schans

Alternate Delegates
Don Hautsch
Matthew Hogan
Jill Mann

Congressional District 5 (vote for all of the following delegates and alternates)

Delegates
Collins Bailey
Steve Krukar
Gary Rumsey

Alternate Delegates
Cynthia Jones
Eric Peddicord
Liz Reitzig

Congressional District 6 (vote for all of the following delegates and alternates)

Delegates
Glen Litsinger
Kelley McIver
Allen Twigg

Alternate Delegates
Paul Andrew Buede
Tiffane Coe
Linda Parker

Congressional District 7 (vote for all of the following delegates and alternates)

Delegates
Patrick Citroni
Gerson Kaplan
Donna Martini

Alternate Delegates
John Davidson
Michael Hargadon
Joseph John Healy

Congressional District 8 (vote for all of the following delegates and alternates)

Delegates
Daniel Greenstein
Vickie Hoffmann
James Persinger

Alternate Delegates
John Berberian
Jeannine Roney
Matthew Roney