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CA RECALL 2021
VOTING ENDS SEPTEMBER 14
CA RECALL 2021
Rally to STOP THE REPUBLICAN RECALL!
September 10, 2021 - 5PM
You are invited to a super GET OUT THE VOTE rally for
"Stop the Republican Recall"
Friday, September 10, 2021 - 5PM
Intersection of Stevens Creek and De Anza Blvd. Cupertino, CA
Additional site at Stevens Creek and Winchester, San Jose, CA
Meeting area: Outdoors, near the garden area of Juniper Hi-Rise Hotel
GOTV Rally and Neighborhood Walk
September 12, 2021 - 9:30AM
GOTV RALLY & Neighborhood Walk to Stop the Republican Recall around the Santa Clara County Democratic Party Headquarters - 2901 Moorpark Avenue, Suite 110, San Jose.
Sunday September 12, 9:30
In order to prepare the correct number of packets (a list of Democratic voters around SCCDP HQ & door hangers), we would appreciate you signing up here to participate and wear a mask.
Your list of 30 Democratic voters' households are most likely late voters & 'poll voters' who have not returned their ballots.
For questions, please email us at hq@sccdp.org.
Pass out flyers against the recall
September 4, 5, 11, and 12, 2021
Attend Los Gatos and Saratoga Farmers' Market and pass out flyers.
Saturdays September 4 and 11 in Saratoga
Sundays September 5 and 12 in Los Gatos
Contact Karla to register
Door Hanging against the Recall
Before September 4, 2021
Hand out 100 door hangers to identified Democratic voters in your neighborhood who have not turned in their ballot.
Register with the SCCDP and go to Moorpark headquarters to get a 5 min training and pick up the door hangers.
Deadline to sign up: September 4, 2021
Actions to Stop the Recall
PhoneBank with:
SCCDP (and CADEM),
Reach out to your friends AND record survey data at the same time with:
Canvas on your own with:
TextBank with:
Send Postcards with:
Some snippets useful for your communication about the Recall
A Republican Governor taking over our state would be a disaster not just for the state but for our country. They would be able to appoint Republicans to open positions and can ask for the resignation of political appointees in state government. If more than 50% of voters say "yes" to the first question, the candidate who gets the most votes on the 2nd question will become governor, even if they win with only a small fraction of the vote.
Sadly, none of the recall candidates is a suitable replacement. Remember, writing in Newsom is not an option. You can choose to vote for a candidate on the second question but let's focus on voting NO on question 1 so that we keep Gov Newsom in office.