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October 2016 www.greenvilledemocrats.com “Like” us on Facebook “Greenville County Democratic Party” October 2016 PARTY LEADERSHIP Kate Franch 2016 SCDP Coordinated Campaign Town Hall Greenville County Chair Dexter L. Reaves 1st Vice Chair Grady Patterson 2nd Vice Chair Whitney Wright 3rd Vice Chair Gaybriel Gibson Secretary Anita LeBold Treasurer Christopher Shipman Shown L to R: Michael Pratt, Leola Robinson-Simpson, Chris Fedalei, Chandra Dillard & Phillip Chambers State Executive On October 6, as Hurricane Matthew Rogers, and the audience. The panel Committee Delegate thundered toward the state, Upstate eloquently and decisively described their Ingrid Erwin Democrats gathered at the West End plans to deliver opportunity, security, and State Executive Community Center for the 2016 SCDP unity to our state and to tackle significant Committee Delegate Coordinated Campaign Town Hall. issues facing Greenville and Spartanburg Roxanne Cordonier Under the banner “Enough is Enough,” County constituents in the areas of State Executive five of the federal and state legislative foreign policy, criminal justice reform, Committee Alternate candidates in the 4th Congressional healthcare reform, infrastructure, and Michael McCord District – Chris Fedalei, Rep. Chandra education. SCDP Chair Jaime Harrison, State Executive Dillard, Rep. Leola Robinson-Simpson, SC State Director for Hillary for America Committee Alternate Michael Pratt, and Luke Qullen – Alycia Albergottie, and Fedalei for answered questions for almost an hour Congress and Coordinated Campaign Jake Erwin and a half from the moderator, Eryn Voter Protection Chair Continued on Page 2, See TOWN HALL Why I am a Democrat by Chandra Dillard As I recall growing up, I think I must have been born a Democrat. I'm a Democrat because our party cares about improving the economy for all and not for only a few of our friends. I'm a Democrat because while I'm glad to have a safe and decent place to call home, our party realizes that this may not be the same for all our neighbors and we work to do something about it. We believe that a rising tide lifts all boats, but we also recognize that some of us don't have boats and we must help our neighbors reach the water. I'm a Democrat because we believe that a child's success should not be determined by his zip code. These are just a few of the reasons why I'm a Democrat. Every day we are patriots too, as we honor the red, white and inclusive blue. We are indeed stronger together. 1 an election, some special provisions exist, so call for Choosing to Vote Absentee? details. Absentee voting is available to registered voters who ABSENTEE VOTING NOTES: will be out of the County on Election Day. Also, if a To absentee vote through the mail, it takes TWO registered voter is unable to go to the polls due to mailings, one for the application and one for the physical disability, illness, or AGE (65 or older), they ballot (which must be returned before close of polls may request an absentee ballot. If a registered voter on election day). START EARLY!!!!! will be on the job site at their place of employment Immediate family may request an application be for the entire time the polls are open (7:00am - mailed or delivered to a voter. Only in the case of 7:00pm), they may request to vote by absentee. physically handicapped individuals, homebound Applications for absentee voting voters, or confined voters, can can be requested by the voter in someone other than the voter or person, by phone, or written immediate family request an request. An immediate family application, then only after member may request an applica- providing the proper information tion to be sent to a voter. Once on the appropriate form provided the application is returned by the by the voting office. voter, the ballot will be mailed to the voter to cast Ballots may only be handled by the voter, the U.S. their vote. The ballot must be returned to the voting Postal Service (or other certified carrier), or the office no later than close of polls on election day person designated in writing by the voter to return (7:00pm), the returning envelope must be properly his/her ballot to the voting office. signed by the voter and witnessed (signature) in order Contact the County Voter Registration Office for to be counted. Persons who are 65 years of age and more information or to request an absentee ballot, older may vote by the absentee method if they wish to call: 864.467.7264 do so and properly apply. For persons admitted to a http://www.greenvillecounty.org/voter_registration/pd hospital in an emergency situation within four days of f/2016_absenteevgeneralelection.pdf Voting personally in the office is the most popular way Or to vote absentee; it provides for one process without Vote Absentee at the hassle of dealing with two mailings. In-person Voting Hours County Square for the November 8 General Election Now Through November 7, 2016 Monday – Friday TOWN HALL, Continued from Page 1 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Field Organizer Connor Vetter also shared local and Extended Hours statewide plans for field operations that will lead to Saturday, October 29 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. victory for our candidates on November 8. Saturday, November 5 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. This event would not have been possible without the Thursday, October 27 8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. coordinated efforts of a team from the Greenville Friday, October 28 8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. and Spartanburg County Democratic Parties and the Absentee Voting for Greenville County registered South Carolina Democratic Party. Much apprecia- voters is located at: tion for a job well done to Phil Chambers, Shelly Roehrs, Jalen Elrod, Jamie Robinson, Whitney 301 University Ridge Wright, Ann Funderburk, Karen Hahn, Christo- Greenville, SC 29601 pher Riehle, Grady Patterson, Anita LeBold, Conference Room H Matthew Ellison, Christale Spain, Kate Franch, The outside sign on the front of the building is the and Joshua Dantzler. We are grateful to Eryn Human Service Agencies. Rogers for keeping the discussion on point and moving; to Jaime, Alycia, and Connor for their Democratic Party values; and to Mr. James leadership; to our candidates for fighting for to Childress and the West End CDC for their our candidates and their campaign teams for fighting assistance and support. 2 The Greenville County Demo- cratic Party Management Team meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 5:30pm at Head- quarters. Anyone may attend. Phone Banking and Upcoming Meetings Canvassing Opportunities & Events October 18 (Tuesday) 6:00pm -9:00pm Phone Banking Democratic Party Event | Fedalei for Congress Chiefs Wings & Firewater Mondays 5:00pm - 8:30pm 723 Congaree Road Greenville, SC 29607 (See page 4) Thursdays 5:00pm - 8:30pm October 22 (Saturday) 8:30am Fridays 5:00pm - 8:30pm GCDP Monthly Breakfast Meeting Pleasant Valley Connection Canvassing 510 Old Augusta Road Greenville, SC 29605 Saturdays 9:00am -12:00pm 1:00pm - 4:00pm October 24 (Monday) 7:00pm Fedalei/Gowdy - Dixon/Scott Candidate Forum Sundays 1:00pm - 4:00pm Furman University All take place at GCDP Headquarters Watkins Room, Trone Student Center 1300 East Washington Street Suite #J 3300 Poinsett Hwy Greenville, SC 29613 Please contact Tucker Lawson November 4, (Friday) 6:30pm Organizer for South Carolina Democratic Party NAACP Greenville Branch by phone 864-529-2088 34th Annual Freedom Fund Banquet or email [email protected] West End Community Center 404 Vardry Street Greenville, South Carolina 29601 November 8 (Tuesday) 7:00am-7:00pm GCDW Monthly Meeting Election Day Carlyle Steel will be the guest speaker for the Novem- November 14 (Monday) 12:15pm ber 14 meeting of Democratic Women of Greenville Democratic Women Monthly Meeting County. Please make reservations by 3:00pm, Friday, Southern Fried Green Tomatoes November 11 by calling or emailing headquarters. 1175 Woods Crossing Road Greenville, SC 29615 October Breakfast Speaker At the October breakfast meeting on the 22nd, we will maintain a middle-class lifestyle despite increases in begin looking ahead to the 2017 South Carolina productivity and longer work hours. Entire communi- legislative session. We expect bills to be filed that will ties have been devastated by bad policies designed to focus on economic conditions in the state, including a reward the wealthy. For communities and working reintroduction of minimum wage legislation. To set a people across the country, it seems as if the economy is foundation through which to review these legislative like the weather, something unpredictable that happens efforts, John Brisini of the South Carolina AFL-CIO to us. But the economy isn’t like the weather—it doesn’t will present “Common Sense Economics 101.” John just happen. Politicians support policies that foster an recently served as Vice-Chair Issues of the leadership economy that works for Wall Street and the privileged committee for the 2016 Spratt Issues Conference few instead of one that works for everyone. Planning Committee. Common Sense Economics is a training and education From the SC AFL-CIO website (sc.aflcio.org): program, conducted by and for union members and We are witnessing the largest redistribution of wealth progressive allies, to educate working people on how in our nation’s history while the effects of the Great our economy works and how actions and policies Recession still paralyze communities and working impact our economy. families. It’s harder for working people to achieve or Continued on Page 4, See BREAKFAST 3 BREAKFAST, Continued from Page 3 Rides to your polling Please join us at 8:30am at Pleasant Valley Connection (510 Old Augusta Road) for a delicious breakfast location: Get on board buffet and John’s presentation.
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