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November Meetup at Crackskull'sWed, 11/03/2004 - 6:00pm Newmarket, NH We had a good meeting at Crackskulls, including a number of new faces. Maggie Hassan and Marcia Moody, who both won their elections, gave a report on what they learned during their campaigns for NH Senate and House and we had a good discussion about health care and health coverage and the prediction that the system will have to collapse before it is "fixed" permanently. At eight we participated in a conference call with Howard Dean, the particulars of which can be found on the blog http://blog.deanforamerica.com read more Marcia Moody, Carol Perry, Amy Pollard and Dennis Kepner (who's email address I don't have) agreed to form a committee to plan some sort of event (dinner, lunch, pot-luck) in honor of Governor Dean when his schedule permits. We also agreed that it's important to make a start at keeping our voter registration lists accurate and updated. Anyone who has such lists or access to them should let us know so we can set up a data base and avoid some of the useless and duplicative efforts we went through both in the primary and the general election. Even the state party lists were out of date and direct mailings revealed that between 25% and 30% of the addresses were wrong. It would be nice to have a report at the next meeting about what the rules and regulations for updating voter rolls are. Paul Twomey wants to work on disconnecting voter identification from the motor vehicle laws. He would like help and we could use a report on the issue. polotuama@comcast.net Governor Dean mentioned during the call that DFA would not be asking for money in the near future. The sense on the blog, however, seems to be that fund-raising should go on. Some people are promising to disconnect themselves from cable TV and send the money to DFA instead. I don't know about the rest of the country, but New Hampshire has local elections every spring. If we are going to influence the positions on the very local level, it doesn't seem too soon to start thinking about it. If we want candidates who favor good government, rather than candidates who favor government that's good for business or some other special interest, then we should get started soon. I expect that DemocracyforNewHampshire will play an active part on the local level, as well as the state. Any spare cash you can send their way is sure to be well used. http://www.democracyfornewhampshire.com M/H http://hannah.smith-family.com By monica smith at 10/05/2004 - 06:55 | DFA | Rockingham/Strafford | Maggie Hassan | login or register to post comments | calendar
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