UPDATE TO MARCH/APRIL
BLUE WAVE 2020 SCHEDULE
RE-FOCUS ON VOTE-BY-MAIL
EXPAND WRITING LETTERS FROM HOME
March 21st & 29th Cancelled
New Training Webinars
March 25th & April 5th
COVID-19 means we need to Vote by Mail to Beat Trump and flip U.S. Congress Blue in 2020 and it means that Our BlueWave Person-to-person letter writing is more important than ever.
It also means we must continuously adapt our tactics and our messages.
Moving forward we will focus on engaging volunteers to write person-to-person Get-Out-the-Vote letters from home to registered democratic party voters in Arizona, Colorado, Maine and North Carolina. Messages will also encourage voters from Arizona, Maine, and North Carolina to request a Vote-by-Mail ballot.
We will support this approach and provide tools, training and materials in a number of ways.
TRAINING WEBINARS: To learn how to letter write from home please join us for a webinar training on one of two dates, details for connecting are below:
- Wednesday March 25th 5:15PM to 6:15PM
- Sunday April 5th 5:15 PM to 6:15PM
Option 1: Join Online from your laptop, PC, iPad or smartphone
https://zoom.us/j/9026198075
Meeting ID: 902 619 8075
Join at 4:45PM if this is first time you are using zoom to make sure you are setup. OR email Younghee at natel+owner@indivisiblehawaii.org to setup before March 25th.
Option 2: Join by Calling In (option 1 is recommended since we will be showing you screens)Dial: +1 669 900 9128
Meeting ID: 902 619 8075
ONE ON ONE TRAINING. Please contact Gil at wevote20@gmail.com for one-on-one training if you cannot make to training on March 25th nor April 5th.During past two months, we together wrote 1300 letters to register new Democrats in Colorado and NC and 600 GOTV letters to registered Democrats in Arizona, Colorado, Maine and NC! We have another 1300 voter registration follow up postcards and 1000 GOTV letters you picked up to write at home. Mahalo nui loa.When we Vote, We Win.
When we write, We Vote.
#BlueWaveHawaii Team
Questions? Contact info@indivisiblehawaii.org.
