Only 75 Percent of Households Have Been Counted in the 2020 Census
CADEM Pre-Party
CADEM Virtual Pre-Party Thursday, August 20 5:00 – 5:30 p.m.RSVP cadem.org/events
Extra-Help Opportunity – Elections Worker
Job-Flyer-Elections-Worker.pdf
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Good afternoon,
Please re-post/distribute the attached recruitment flyer to all staff and throughout your department for Elections Worker. Revisions were made to the Minimum Qualifications and Supplemental Questionnaire.
Pursuant to Personnel Rule 4010, the attached job flyer must immediately be posted at each work location. If all your staff have access to a County email account, forwarding the flyer to all staff members will be considered posted. If any staff member does not have access to a County email account, please post in the work locations of the non-email staff and forward via email to staff with email. Additionally, if any staff member is out of the office due to leave of absence, vacation, etc., the recruitment flyer must be sent to the employee’s mailing address.
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California Democratic Party’s Big DNC Watch Party
August 20
Join California Dems in a giant, statewide virtual gathering to watch the fourth and final day of the Democratic Convention!Convention-watching is the most fun as a group activity, and this is a way to join other Californians at our Party’s biggest event of the summer from the comfort and safety of your home.Let’s show our California spirit and support Joe Biden together as he takes the stage and speaks to us about what a Biden presidency will look like! Let’s be there to show our enthusiasm for Biden’s running mate, our own California-grown Kamala Harris!
Register here: https://www.mobilize.us/2020victory/event/300807/+ Google Calendar
Rally in Support of the USPS: Downtown Post Office 1900 E. St, Fresno TUESDAY 9:30 a.m.
Are you going to the CA DNC Fest?
Don’t forget to RSVP! Join our virtual pre-party and watch parties!
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Central Valley Partnership August 18th Monthly Meeting – Registration and Agenda
Central Valley Partnership,
We will meet on Tuesday, August 18th starting at 5:30pm via Zoom webinar. (Use this registration hyperlink or register via the link in the agenda below)
As the summer ends, we enter one of the most important elections in memory. After finishing a successful candidate training workshop last month, the Partnership now turns toward an educational process to increase voter turnout and ensure that the public is informed about the propositions that will be on the ballot.
With the Central Valley of California becoming one of the most intense Covid-19 “hotspots” in the entire United States, we will open this meeting with a discussion of the inadequate pandemic response in San Joaquin County (with an understanding that other counties are similarly struggling under leadership challenges to address the public health emergency). Please reference the two attached comment letters to learn more about these issues prior to the meeting.
An economic crisis of unprecedented proportion has also followed upon the pandemic’s outbreak. The most severe recession in the country’s history is still rippling out and we turn in our second panel presentation to hear from labor unions, nonprofit organizations and community leaders on ways to meet the emergency with progressive policies looking to invest rather than cut services, especially to the most vulnerable in our communities.
The final presentation will focus on ways to expand the right to vote to the thousands of California’s on parole, with particular attention to how historic and institutionalized racism is implicated in the current policy prohibiting the enfranchisement of parolees.
Please note that there will be Central Valley Agroecology Reimaging Sessions on the weekend of August 22nd and 23rd from 10am-12noon each day, as we imagine a more just and regenerative agricultural system for the region. Please register for the sessions here and see the flyer below.
Central Valley Partnership
General Meeting
Tuesday August 18, 2020
5:30-7:30pm
Zoom Link Registration
AGENDA
5:30pm Webinar Launch
5:40pm Welcome + Announcements
5:50pm San Joaquin County Together
A movement has begun in San Joaquin County to hold its board of supervisors accountable for its their incompetent response to the Covid-19 pandemic. We hear from the campaign on how and why county supervisors need to be held accountable.
· Nicholas Hatten, Founder, San Joaquin County Together
· Candelaria Vargas, Stockton Unified School District Board Trustee (via recorded statement)
6:15pm Recession Recovery – Invest or Cut
A panel of labor union, nonprofit and elected leaders will discuss the impacts of the COVID-19 recession on local governments, nonprofits and communities. They will present and discuss progressive solutions for an economic recovery.
· Derecka Mehrens, Executive Director, Working Partnerships USA
· Riley Talford, Regional Vice President, SEIU 521
· Eva Ruiz, Executive Board Member, California Teachers Association
· Brian Osorio, Councilmember, City of Delano
7:00pm Restoring the Right to Vote to Californians on Parole (Proposition 17)
Proposition 17 will restore the right to vote to the nearly 50,000 Californians on parole. Historically, disenfranchisement and the removal of someone’s right to vote has never been rooted in public safety, but instead was a tool used during Jim Crow to rob communities of color of their political power. Initiate Justice is leading the effort to pass Prop 17.
· Greg Fidell, Policy Manager, Initiate Justice
· John Windham, Communications Fellow, Yes on Prop 17 Campaign
7:20pm Latino Voter Research Project Findings from Fresno and Tulare Counties
· Lolis Ramirez, Director, TOLA Organizing Academy
7:25pm Census Complete Count Update
· Mai Thao, Regional Program Manager, California Complete County
7:30pm Adjournment
You’re Invited to the CA DNC Fest!
Democrats across the country will gather virtually for the Democratic National Convention to begin our march to victory in November. We are organizing a CA DNC Fest to bring together the spirit and energy of California Democrats for a series of fun events throughout the 2020 virtual Democratic National Convention!
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Joe’s VP Pick!
Two emails in one day! We couldn’t wait until the morning to give you these so you can spread the word. Our partner in the battle for the soul of the nation is Senator Kamala Harris!
Kamala is ready to serve, but we need your help to make her the next Vice President. Below we have included graphics and tips to share with your communities to get them excited to vote for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris this November. We’ve also created a fun campaign where you can upload a short video to show your support for the #BidenHarris ticket!
Welcome the Next Vice President
Kamala Harris!
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Graphics to Share!
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Best Practices
Amplification 101
Guidance on how to amplify the announcement on social media.
- Basics: Tag all Biden and Harris accounts and use relevant hashtags — it’s simple but has a huge impact on how many folks we can reach.
- Accounts to tag: @JoeBiden, @KamalaHarris
- Hashtag to use: #BidenHarris
- It’s more than Twitter: It’s just as important to post to Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and any other platform where real voters live, as it is to tweet.
- Follow Joe’s Campaign Code: Keep your content positive, inclusive, and optimistic. There’s nothing wrong with posting something negative about Trump, but we win new voters when we show them how things could be under a Biden administration.
- Use our assets. This toolkit includes photos and graphics — use them in your amplification.
General Themes for Social Posts
Guidance on what to mention in your social posts.
- Voice your support. Share that you believe in the Biden-Harris ticket.
- Share any personal interactions with Kamala Harris. If you’ve ever interacted with Kamala Harris personally, share it with your followers. If you’ve only ever seen her on television, at events, etc., share your impressions of her.
- Emphasize that Kamala Harris is a leader who is ready to govern. Using your own research and information provided, explain why you believe Kamala Harris is ready to lead this country.
- Ask people to join the Soul Squad. We want to capitalize on this energy and get many more people to join our digital volunteer team. Please include the Soul Squad sign-up link with your posts to help us do so. Join us at joebiden.com/soulsquad.
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