Events for you
The campaign is constantly running literature distribution and phone banks out of both offices. (Staten Island, 370 Forest Ave, and Bay Ridge, 544 Bay Ridge Parkway). Drop by either office anytime after 1:00pm and they guarantee they'll have something for you to do!
Friday, November 3
6:30 - 9:00AM: Leafleting at the Staten Island side ferry terminal--just meet us there.
6:30 - 9:00AM: Leafleting with Steve at the express bus station, 86th St. & 14th Ave., Dyker Heights.
10:00 - 4:00: Steve will be out campaigning at a variety of locations in Dyker Heights, and he'd love for you to join him. If you're free during the day on Friday, give us a call at the Brooklyn office, 718-836-0760.
3:30 - 7:00PM: Leafleting at the Manhattan side ferry terminal. Please call the Bay Ridge office, 718-836-0760, to confirm.
Saturday, November 4
Canvassing all day in Staten Island and Brooklyn. Volunteers from Manhattan, consider coming out to Staten Island for a day! Catch the 11:30 ferry, and meet drivers at noon at the Staten Island side ferry terminal. If you can make it, please call us at 718-720-8683 or reply to this e-mail.
1:00 - 4:00 Burma-Shave visibility event in Staten Island. Bringing our surprisingly popular roadside attraction to a new neighborhood!
Sunday, November 5
Steve is running the Marathon! We'll be lining the route to support him and raise our visibility in Bay Ridge. If you're coming to watch the race, stop by one of our tables between 8:30 and 10:00 (one will be on 3rd Avenue at 75th Street, and one on 5th Avenue at 86th Street) and pick up a sign to wave along the route. Once the runners pass by, we'll break up and keep canvassing in Brooklyn.
Monday, November 6
6:30 - 9:00AM: Leafleting at the Staten Island side ferry terminal--just meet us there.
6:30 - 9:00AM: Leafleting at Brooklyn side subway stations--call the Bay Ridge office for details.
3:30 - 7:00PM: Leafleting at the Manhattan side ferry terminal. Please call the Bay Ridge office, 718-836-0760, to confirm.
6:00 - 8:00: Major literature distribution in Staten Island--come one, come all, for our last chance to blanket Staten Island neighborhoods with literature and get Steve's message out to voters! If you're coming from Brooklyn, we will arrange car pools. If you're coming from Manhattan, let us know what ferry you'll be on and we'll have drivers meet you.
posted by me @ 9:10 AM
2 Comments:
Why are you guys not out canvassing on the North Shore?
Why has NO ONE rang my Port Richmond doorbell?
Dude, if you've read what I've written, you'd know I'm no drooling Fossella fan... but your boy has run an ass-backward campaign.
I don't work for the campaign, so I can't really answer specific questions like this. However considering there may be upwards of 150,000 people voting I would find it hard to see a ground game that could hit everyone one of those residences.
Canvassing lists are typically made up of;
1. voters with the same party identification as the candidate (Dems for Harrison)
2. recurring voters
3. targeted areas (north shore will have high Harrison turn out, so they may be focusing elsewhere, not sure)
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