[GPSCC-chat] someone to prepare agenda for Thursday?

Sat Feb 18 13:19:29 PST 2012

Hello, All:

       Could someone please prepare the agenda for the meeting next 
Thursday, Feb. 23?

       Jim Doyle had previously volunteered but is not available;  see 
below.

       Thanks,
       Spencer

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 	message from jim doyle
Date: 	Sat, 18 Feb 2012 12:51:37 -0800 (PST)
From: 	JAMES DOYLE <j.m.doyle at sbcglobal.net>
To: 	Spencer Graves <spencer.graves at prodsyse.com>

spencer,

I am in the Seattle area dealing with a serious family emergency.
I had volunteered to prepare the agenda for next Thursday's meeting
but can not do that under the circumstances.
Will you please post a notice to the discussion list asking for
someone else to volunteer to prepare the meeting agenda.

thank you
jim doyle

*From:* Spencer Graves <spencer.graves at prodsyse.com>
*To:* Jim Doyle <j.m.doyle at sbcglobal.net>
*Cc:* sosfbay discussion group <sosfbay-discuss at cagreens.org>
*Sent:* Fri, February 17, 2012 5:29:49 PM
*Subject:* Spencer Graves to run for something

Hello, All:

       I decided today I should run for something, but I have not yet 
decided what.  According to information I received today at the offices 
of the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters, the only offices on the 
June 5 ballot for which I would be eligible to run are against US 
Senator Feinstein, US Representative Lofgren and City Councilperson 
Olivario.  There are four other offices I could potentially contest this 
year.  All four will appear on the November ballot but not the June 
ballot (San José Evergreen Community College District plus Open Space, 
Flood Control, and Water District).

SANTA CLARA GREEN PARTY COUNTY COUNCIL:  Who all said they would run for 
Green Party County Council?  I picked up the form today at the office of 
the Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters, and I will fax it to 
whomever else has agreed to run but has not yet filed the paperwork to 
do so.  We need to all sign the form and deliver said form to one 
person, who will then go to the Registrar of Voters and get the 
necessary form for collecting signatures.  That form can then be scanned 
and sent to anyone willing to collect signatures.  Signed forms then 
need to be collected by someone who will file the forms with the 
Registrar of Voters by March 9.

SCHOOL BOARDS, WATER DISTRICT, FLOOD CONTROL:  These offices have 
candidates on the November ballot but NOT on the June 5 ballot.  The 
filing period for these offices is July 16 - August 10.  I think I want 
to run for something on the June ballot.  If I do not get in the top 2, 
then I want to run for one of these offices, probably the San Jose / 
Evergreen Community College District board of trustees.

OFFICES ON THE JUNE 5 BALLOT:

       * Anyone running against Sen. Feinstein needs to collect at least 
40 signatures and pay a fee of $3,480 by Feb. 23.  If we submit by that 
date 10,000 valid signatures, we do not have to pay the fee.  This is 
probably out of the question.

       * My US representative is Zoe Lofgren.  I don't have the minimum 
number of signatures, but it's probably at least 20.  The fee is $1,740, 
and 3,000 valid signatures could be filed in lieu of the fee.  The 
deadline is Feb. 23, as for the Senate.

       * I could run against Pierluigi Olivario for City Council.  I 
don't know the fee or have the number of signatures and deadline 
required for this;  I can get that Monday from the City Council's office.

       Comments?
       Spencer

On 2/9/2012 5:54 PM, Jim Doyle wrote:
 > You can pick up your nomination papers at the Registrar
 > of Voters (ROV) office beginning Monday February 13-th.
 >
 > Your choice will be to have just one candidate name on the
 > form, the nomination paper.  Or a group can have all of their
 > names on one form but in this case those who are grouuped
 > together can only have this one version.
 >
 > In both cases several copies of the original may be made so that
 > more than one person can gather signatures for the candidate(s).
 >
 > It is either 20 or 22 valid signatures that are needed.
 > Valid means the person who signs the nomination paper for you
 > must be registered Green and the address they specify must match
 > what the ROV has on record.
 >
 > New registrants and anyone who has moved may turn in an updated
 > voter registration form with the completed nomination petitions.
 >
 > Good Luck!
 > Happy signature gathering!
 >
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