Fliers for all 50 states detailing how people must register to vote in order to vote for Bernie

[leftcoastmountains]

http://imgur.com/a/E6L8A

[appalachiablue]

1. K & R. This is CRITICAL in many places esp. NEW YORK where there's only 26 days left

to register to vote for Bernie I read, right?

GOTV = GET OUT THE VOTE!

[merrily]

3. First, deal with the registration stuff. Second, blow up the image in Reply 1 and you'll almost have

your Halloween mask.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/128049975

[appalachiablue]

4. Great Halloween ideas, don't know how I missed the post.

Pumpkins, Bernie 'fringe' masks, and all. How I miss my old house, a 1924 Sears 4-square renovated and perfect to decorate the front porch with major holiday decorations. We did it up and had people come by for pix- the 'Halloween Shak' as my sister said.

This great Blue Man Bernie 2016 image would make a super Mask, Fan, T-Shirt, Car Logo, Yard Sign. Must find the creator, Bubzer posted it in the BSG pinned link of logos.

So you saw those Bernie cupcakes made for a party in Va., very creative and yum!

And we can't forget the wee ones!

[merrily]

6. It's easy to miss posts in this group because so many go up in an hour.

The Sears houses were great, btw. Imagine having been able to buy a house out of the Sears catalogue, right along with shoes, diapers, etc.? Ah, the days before roads, cars, malls, etc.

Yes, I saw your cupcake post. Bernie, frosting and Halloween fun. I may be having a moment.

[appalachiablue]

9. Yep, many, many posts but that's a positive for sure. Loved the Sears house, esp. since the

previous owner had added a large rec room/studio on the back and matching separate garage while maintaining the integrity and original features of the home.

Hold off on those cupcakes, long as you can! They inspired me to bake again, almost!

My fringe black Bernie Tee from Redbubble has received much attention this summer to my surprise. One young woman with her baby originally from Burlington said she wants to order one. Yard sign is also doing well.

That blue painted Berniemobile Tesla car posted around takes the cake!

[merrily]

10. LOL! I have not seen the Berniemobile yet.

Tees with a generic cut don't look that good on me. The sleeves are too big, the cut is too boxy, etc. So, I got a yooge tote with an image of Bernie that is captioned "Listen to Bernie Sanders." It has long straps that I put on my shoulder so the tote can be seen more easily.

I was so hoping that it would cause someone in Boston or Cambridge to at least shout something to me about Bernie, as with all these great experiences posted here about how well strangers react to Bernie campaign buttons and merchandise. So far, in those two very liberal cities, nothing. I'll keep carrying it, though. I love it.

[appalachiablue]

11. Here's the car, it was in an OP here yesterday, 'The Bernie car showed up in South Bend, IN'.

(can't do links on this device). It's a night time pic, but really looks good and colorful in photos taken in daylight. Spiffy!

My T shirt from the Bernie campaign store is excel. quality but I ordered too big (they only had white then) and it hasn't shrunk with washing. The men's shoulder cut does nothing for me either. Oh well, maybe I'll find another.

I love totes and have some great ones but they don't seem to garner much attention anymore. Maybe just me. License plates, T's, bumper stickers and yard signs are always good though. That is surprising that yours haven't got more attention in your area, my Gawd! Bernie's neck of the woods.

Haven't been to Beantown in a while, did a conference in the 90s and visited earlier a few times. Remember the Commons, tea at the Copley Plaza, the Freedom Trail, the Seaport, McCormick ad Schmick's way back, Newbury Street.

Went a couple times in college over winter break with my CT roommate. We did up the town and Cambridge, a real blast.
I never saw snow banks like those in Boston where they'd plowed for parking, and cars doubled parked downtown as the norm. Great fun.
One fall trip we drove up from Boston to Marblehead and Salem, very historic and interesting. And saw Deerfield Village coming back to NY from Woodstock, VT and Cornish, NH. Most pleasant.

[merrily]

16. Yum. Looks like a mutually beneficial promotional effort. Thanks so much, ab.

You teach me so much!

[DinahMoeHum]

2. Thanks for this! I'll be at a Bernie supporters meeting

later this week, so I've made copies of the New York flyer for others to copy and pass out.

[DinahMoeHum]

5. Can these things be made available in Spanish?

n/t

[merrily]

7. Do an advanced Search of this group for Bernie Sanders flyers leaflets in Spanish.

I know I've seen at least two posts on that subject. Start with searching for OP, then for replies.

Oh, scratch that. Those were campaign leaflets. Call the Secretary of State's office in your state.

[jtuck004]

12. Surely they are already. That's a huge block of voters, and mostly working people. n/t

[DLnyc]

8. Hmm. I think New York registration info might be confusing.

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As I understand it, October 9, 2015 is the deadline if you want to change your party affiliation; I believe you can register quite a bit later and still vote in the primary, if it is the first time you are registering (and provided you register as a Democrat), or if you are just changing your address, but not your party affiliation.

Not that big a deal, but I just thought I would mention it in case anyone else in NY is doing voter registration. Again, I'm not sure, but people doing voter registration in NY should probably check this detail.

[Zorra]

13. Thank you so much for this, you saved me a ton of time and work.

[chknltl]

14. Kicked nt

[Enthusiast]

15. This is an excellent idea!