Here is the latest notice from Councilwoman Michele Martinez’ Mayoral Campaign:
Dear Supporters,
Yesterday’s Take It To The Street Rally was a massive success. The large turnout enabled us to attain the goals that we set out for. All the momentum is on our side now heading into the election. It is crucial that we maintain this momentum all the way until the last vote is counted.
Join us in our last Vote for Change program this Monday and Tuesday.
The following is the schedule for the program:
Monday: Phone Banking: 1:00 pm – 8:00 pm (If you would like to come earlier please call our office at 550-0629)
Vote for Change Slate Flier: 4:00 pm ? We really need as many volunteers as possible to distribute 6,000 fliers at voter homes.
Post signs: 9:00 pm ?
Tuesday: Poll watching: 12:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Phone Banking, 1:00 pm – 7:30 pm (If you would like to come earlier please call our office)
Sign Display on major streets or by carvan 1:00 pm , 3:30pm, 6:00 pm
Watch party: 8:00 pm (Please see details below)
This is our final chance to reach out to the residents of Santa Ana and deliver our message of change. Every final vote counts. Our campaign needs you in order to strongly finish this race to the very end.
Make one final push for Santa Ana.
Thank you for all the support…
Finally, if you don’t have a place to watch the election results, please join us:
You are invited to attend a Historic
Election Watch Party!
Hosted by Councilwoman Michele Martinez and Dr.Arturo Lomeli
415 N. Sycamore Street, Suite 300
Santa Ana, CA 92701
8:00 pm ?
RSVP to: councilwomanmartinez@gmail.com
or 714-550-0629
Voting day
If you are going to sit at home or go some place to watch the voting numbers stream in, and purchase food for take out.
Try one of these businesses who have made a food donation for the precinct workers who are working from the wee hours of the morning until way past the 8pm closing.
Fantastic Cafe, 1727 E 17th St
Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf 2264 E 17th St
Popeye’s Chicken & Biscuits 1244 E 17th St
The Water Tower precinct thanks these businesses for going the extra mile.
(Logan to Civic Center and Willard to Lacy, with parts of French park, French Court, Mid-town areas)
PS, if you are dropping off your “Vote by Mail” ballot, there is no need to wait in the voting line, go straight to the poll worker at the large ballot box. Applies to all precincts.
Electioneering is not allowed within 100 feet, that is button’s, shirts, bumper stickers candidate’s, propositions, etc with names of candidates or propositions.
Polling of voters is allowed 25 feet from the polls, after voting not before.
Most likely there will be up to 6 or more groups of young people reading the voted address list so they can check on getting out the voters, this is allowed.
Be seeing you, at the polls. And if you like to wait until the very last second to vote, expect to wait 30 minutes or more.
Sorry about posting to two threads,
Thank you Cook!
Art,
Good luck tomorrow. You have run an honorable campaign that you can be very proud of. It is a tremendous uphill battle to take out a sitting incumbent but you have waged a spirited effort and I am confident that you will do well.
As a resident I want to thank you for standing up and fighting the good fight when nobody else would. I will be proud to have you representing the residents of this city on the city council. However should you fail to win I will still be proud of your efforts.
I must admit my desire to see you win is a little bit selfish. I can’t wait to see the looks on Glen and Julie’s faces should you pull it off. LOL!!!!