Events

Kick-off reception for Eleanor Goettee's campaign for Wake County Board of Education, District 9.

New Web Site based on CivicSpace goes live, empowering Wake County Democrats.

There is much to discuss: The recent Wake County convention, upcoming city council and school board elections, the recent change of policy for meetup groups, not to mention forum topics like party unity and the like.

We will be discussing the many different roles and functions of the communcations committtee including:

• creating a weekly newsletter,
• developing a letter to the editor campaign,
• writing and disseminating brochures
• putting together "festival kits"

For more information, contact Blaise Strenn at votefordems@earthlink.net

First meeting of Technology Committee - now scheduled every 2nd Thursday of each month from 6-8PM.

Agenda:

• Introductions

New Business:

• CEC Planning Session - Review results
• Web Site - Go Live status, cleanup crew, manual
  
• Voter Database - VAN/AdvoKit/MyPrecinct - decision and responsibilities
• Training - need leader/coordinator, Club web site training, voter DB training
• Telephony - Phone Tree Status
• Budget - Due to Board May 18th

Adjourn

Wake County Voter Education Coalition meets the third Monday of the month.

Discuss 2005 Municipal, School Board and results of CEC meeting session.

Regular Meeting 3rd Tuesday of every month

The Senior Democrats of Wake County meet the third Wednesday of every month at 11:00 at the Marriott restaurant at 1000 Navaho Drive, across Glenwood Avenue from Crabtree Valley Mall.

Agenda

Regular meeting of the

Wake County Democratic Party Board

6-8 PM

Home of Ann and Wade Smith

These are the annual Congressional District Conventions. Wake County's delegates to the District Conventions were selected at the Wake County Convention. The Convention will elect District Officers (Chair, First Vice Chair, etc.) and will consider resolutions passed at the Wake County Convention and at the conventions of the other counties in the District. The meeting will last 3-4 hours or so.

• District 2 - Louisburg High School, 201 Allen Lane, Louisburg, NC - Register 9:30 AM Start 10:00 AM

Phil Leslie of Wake County is currently Treasurer and willing to serve again

• District 4 - Durham School of the Arts, 400 North Duke Street, Durham, NC - Start at 10:00 AM

Wake County will offer as candidates: 1st Vice Chair - Tina Morris-Anderson (currently 1st Vice Chair); 3rd Vice Chair - Ram Athavale

Discussion Panel on Education Issues: Contact: Stephen Beck or Stephanie Jurney sbeck@studyskills.net; stephaniejurney@yahoo.com Location: Eastgate Neighborhood Center 4200 Quail Hollow Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609, Click here for a map (Quail Hollow Drive dead ends at Millbrook)

Reception honoring Russ Stephenson, Candidate for Raleigh City Council, At-Large

Home of Ms. Nina Szlosberg, 2710 Rosedale Ave

5:30 PM

$100 per couple

RSVP: 828-3699, info@russforraleigh.com

Open to Democrats of all ages for business and career networking and fun. For more information, contact Darron Stover at darron@darronstover.com or visit http://www.wakeyd.org/events/next_event.htm.

Wake Democratic Women meet the last Thursday of every month from 11:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. at the NC State University Club, 4200 Hillsborough Street. Reservations required. Contact Martha Farmer at marthafarmer@mindspring.com or 782-1272.

Please join us for a reception, or just drop in to say hello… To help kick off

Julie Aberg Robison’s

Re-election Campaign

Cary Town Council At-Large