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At the time of the last election, there was some interest among
participants in this list in serving as poll officials.
If you're interested in being nominated by your party to run for
Judge of Elections, or Inspector of Elections (there are two, a minority and a
majority inspector -- one from each of the major parties), now's the time to get
your petitions signed to get your name on the ballot for this spring's
primaries. If you're a Libertarian, a Green, a Socialist-Worker, or a registered
voter in another non-D/non-R party, you probably won't be having a primary and
can run in the general election next fall without going through this step.
Democrats can contact Sylvia Hammerman Brown ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and Republicans can
contact Matt Wolfe ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Voters registered in
other parties with any questions can feel free to contact me off list and I'll
try to answer them or direct you to whoever can.
For general information, you may also want to contact the Office of the
Election Commission in City hall (main number is 214-MU6-1776.
Always at
your service and ready for a dialog, Al Krigman Note: This posting has been vetted by Sankara the Naiyayika and
Vyomasiva
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