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DI CP26 F3 Ocrcombined.Pdf Paid for by the Democratic Party of Hawaii, 1314 South King Street, G-4, Honolulu, HI 96814. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee. ■ VOTE for these DEMOCRATS on Tuesday, November 7th DANIEL AKAKA RANDY IWASE U.S. SENATE GOVERNOR MALAMA SOLOMON MAZIE HIRONO LT. GOVERNOR U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Together, We Can Do Better To Send A Message To George W. Bush and Linda Lingle That It's Time For A New Course. You Vote At: Precinct Number 51-06 St. John Vianney Parish Sch 920 Keolu Dr Polls are open from 7 am to 6 pm You are cordially invited to join U.S. Senator Daniel K. Inouye for an evening with Friends and supporters of Hawaii Tuesday August 28, 2007 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Stage Resturant in the Honolulu Design Center 1250 Kapiolani Boulevard, 2nd Floor RSVP 585-7426 Aloha Attire $2,000 per couple Valet parking suggested donation Federal law requires political committees to use their best efforts to collect and report the name, mailing address, occupa­ tion and name of employer for each individual whose contributions exceed $200 per election cycle. NAME OCCUPATION EMPLOYER MAILING ADDRESS__________________________________________________________________________________ CITY ________________________________________ STATE _______________ ZIP________________________ PHONE ________________ ____________ EMAIL ______________________________________________________ □ $2000 per couple $___________________ □ $______ other contribution $____________ Only federal funds (contributions from individuals and federally registered PACs) are solicited for this event. Your contribution may be used in connection with federal elections and is subject to the limitations and prohibitions of the Federal Election Campaign Act. Contributions or gifts to Daniel K. Inouye for U.S. Senate are not tax deductible. Paid for and authorized by Daniel K. Inouye for U.S. Senate. Make checks payable to Daniel K. Inouye for U.S. Senate P.O. Box 1196, Honolulu, Hawaii 96807 Daniel K. Inouye for U.S. Senate P.O. Box 1196 Honolulu, Hawaii 96807 Obama 08 BarackObama.com July 25, 2008 Dear Friend: On behalf of the Hawaii Obama campaign, we would like to extend an invitation to a very special event. On August 12, 2008, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., Senator Barack Obama will attend a reception at the Kahala Resort to support his candidacy for President. Individual tickets for this reception are priced at $2,300 per person. Individuals selling four tickets or personally contributing a minimum of $10,000 may attend a special reception with Senator Obama. The enclosed contribution form explains the mechanics of making a contribution to the Obama Victory Fund for this event. You may mail your check or provide your credit card information to the address listed on this form or you may make your contribution on-line at http://my.barackobama.com/Mahalo. All of us have eagerly anticipated Senator Obama's first trip home to Hawaii since he announced his candidacy for President. We hope that you will be able to attend this reception so that we can share our aloha with Senator Obama, and support his efforts to become the first President bom in Hawaii. Mahalo nui loa for your consideration. Very truly yours, Daniel K. Inouye Walter A. Dods, Jr. United States Senator 650 Townsend Street Suite 335 San Francisco, CA 94103 PH(415) 626-5431 FX (415) 626-5048 ________ Printed in house___________ Paid for Obama for America Honorary Co-Chairs Senator Daniel K. Inouye Senator Daniel K. Akaka Representative Neil Abercrombie Representative Mazie Hirono Obama ’08 Hawaii Fundraiser Co-Chairs Walter A. Dods, Jr. Mayor Mufi Hannemann Event Vice Chairs Paul Alston Kathryn Inouye Matt Pakkala James Bums Tim Johns George Paris Robin Campaniano Lynne Johnson Randy Perreira Stanford Carr Bill Kaneko Mark Polivka Rai St. Chu & Richard Turbin Bert A. Kobayashi Bill Richardson Robert Clarke B.J. Kobayashi Spencer Robinson David Cole Bert T. Kobayashi, Jr. Puchi Romig Wendy Crabb Patrick Kobayashi Jonathan Starr Mark Davis Susan Kobayashi Dr. Ken Tang Everett Dowling John Komeiji Fred Trotter Rick & Susie Fried Duncan MacNaughton Art Ushijima Guy Fujimura Colbert Matsumoto Brian Uy Gary Galiher Donna Mercado Kim Dave & Henrietta Whitcomb Eric Gill Georgia McCauley Jeffrey & Lynn Watanabe Donna Gray Steve Miller Andy Winer Michael Gray Randy Moore Dr. Hank Wuh Al Hee Raymond Ono Rick & Mina Humphries Alana Kobayashi Pakkala Cordially invite you in joining them in welcoming Senator Barack Obama to an Evening Reception to benefit the Obama Victory Fund Tuesday, August 12, 2008 7:30 -9:30pm at the Kahala Resort Honolulu, Hawaii $2,300 per person VIP Reception for individuals selling 4 tickets or contributing $10,000 https://donate.barackobama.com/page /contribute /hawaii812 RSVP REQUIRED R.S.V.P. information attached. For more information contact Jennifer Sabas at [email protected] Andy Winer at [email protected] or (808) 254-5855 Aloha Attire Contributions and gifts to the Obama Victory Fund are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. Obama Victory Fund does not accept contributions from currently registered federal lobbyists, registered foreign agents, political action committees, or minors under the age of 16. Federal law prohibits the acceptance of corporate contributions. Paid for by Obama Victory Fund, a joint fundraising committee authorized by Obama for America and the Democratic National Committee. OBAMA VICTORY FUND CONTRIBUTION FORM □ Yes, I would like to attend the reception for $2,300. □ Yes, I would like to attend the VIP reception by selling four tickets or contributing $10,000 (please make sure that your invitees indicate on their forms who invited them to the event) □ I'm not able to attend but I would like to show my support for Sen. Obama by contributing $________. Attendee:_______________________________________________Attendee:___________________________________________________ ●Please note that federal law prohibits an individual from being reimbursed for his or her contribution The first $2,300 of each contribution from an individual will be allocated to Obama for America and will be considered designated for the primary election. The next $2,300 of each contribution from an individual will be allocated to Obama for America and will be considered designated for the general election. The next $28,500 of each contribution from an individual will be allocated to the Democratic National Committee. Any contributor may designate his or her contribution for a particular participant. (Participants are Obama for America and the DNC). The allocation formula above may change if any contributor makes a contribution that, when allocated, would exceed the amount that the contributor may lawfully give to either participant. Federal law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and report the name, mailing address, occupation and employer of individuals whose contributions exceed $200 in an election cycle. Please make checks payable to: -or- Obama Victory Fund Fax your credit card information 707 Richards St. PH 1 Honolulu, Hawaii 96813 to: (808) 254-6872 Please designate $________to Obama for America primary account and $_____ to Obama for America general election account (if no designation of a lesser amount is made, first $2,300 will be allocated to Obama for America primary and the next $2,300 will be allocated to Obama for America general election). First & Last Name: __________________________________________________________________________ Address:___________________________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip:______________________________________________________________________________ If foreign address provide US passport number___________________________ Employer:____________________________________________________ Occupation:__________________________________________ Work Phone:__________________________________________________ Work Fax:___________________________________________ Home Phone:____________________________________________ Email:____________________________________________________ I certify that I am a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident of the U.S. Signature:____________________________________________________________________ Please bill my personal credit card: □ Visa □ MasterCard DAMEX □ Discover Amount: $________________ Card Number:_______________________________________________________________________ Exp:___________________________ Name as it appears on the card:_______________________________________________________________________________________ Second Name on Account, if Joint Account*:_____________________________________________________________________________ ‘Contributions will be evenly attributed between names. 2nd Name Employer:_____________________________________ 2nd Name Occupation:________________________________________ Signature:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Second Signature for Joint Account:____________________________________________________________________________________ Obama Victory Fund does not accept contributions from currently registered federal lobbyists, registered foreign agents, political action committees, or minors under the age of 16. Contributions and gifts to the Obama Victory Fund are not deductible for federal income tax purposes. OVF Staff Name:______________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________ Event: hiOO1 Paid for by
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