[Chat] Reminder: 9pm tonight is deadline to reregister as a Democrat for the Presidential Primary

[WeinsteinM at aol.com]

Just heard a reminder on the radio that 9 pm tonight is the deadline to reregister as a Democrat for the presidential primary next year.  One would have to go down to the Board of Elections at 417 E. Fayette St.

Does the Gore endorsement make Dean the nominee apparent?  I'd have to say it begins to makes him look unstoppable...

In a message dated 11/15/2003 11:37:07 AM Eastern Standard Time, WeinsteinM writes:

> I have forms if anyone needs one!
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> Subj:[MarylandDemocrat] For our non Democrat Friends 
> Date:11/15/2003 11:31:48 AM Eastern Standard Time
> From:eterry at excite.com
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> It may seem like next November's Presidential Election is far away, 
> but voter registration deadlines are looming for all of us who would 
> like to participate in the candidate selection process in Maryland.
> 
> Maryland holds closed primaries, which means only registered members 
> of a political party may vote in that party's primary.  So Maryland 
> independent voters, Greens, Libertarians and Republicans would have 
> to change party affiliation in order to vote in the Maryland 
> Democratic Primary in March, 2004.
> 
> The deadline to change party affiliation in advance of the Primary is 
> December 8, 2003.  Changing party affiliations in Maryland is easy.  
> A voter just needs to complete a new voter registration form and 
> return it to their county registrar.  Forms are available in 
> libraries, Motor Vehicle offices and county registrar's offices.
> 
> In order to participate in selecting the Democratic presidential 
> nominee, voters not registered as Democrats must change their party 
> affiliation by December 8th.
> 
> Non-registered citizens can register as Maryland Democratic voters 
> until February 10, 2004.
> 
> Also, Maryland law allows that as long as a voter is 18 years old on 
> Election Day, they may vote in the primary.  In other words, if you 
> were born before November 2, 1986, you may register and vote in the 
> March primaries.
> 
> As we learned last election in Florida, individual votes do matter 
> and you are entitled to have your voice counted.  Register and vote!
> 
> For more information and downloadable forms, see the state elections 
> website
> http://www.elections.state.md.us/
> 
> 
>     Edward Terry
>     Coordinator, Prince George's for Howard Dean
>         http://www.marylandfordean.org/
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