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Let’s just make something clear: Deval Patrick is not urging any vote trading, according to the pdf guide for delegates.

Now that’s out of the way, I think it’s important we discuss here what to expect at the convention. It seems to me that there are a lot of newcomers to the convention process, and I’m one of them. As far as I know, this is the best online resource for delegates committed to Deval Patrick, and I imagine if you are a Reilly or Gabrieli supporter you can just replace the name.

Anybody else have good resources for delegates?

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  2. Some senate districts have some sort of convention overview — and some don’t, which is too bad. I think the convention will run more smoothly, if people have some earthly clue what will happen and where to be when. 

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    The Middlesex and Worcester Dems hosted a orientation/training program in Marlborough a week or so ago.  It was pouring rain that night, and still over 50 people showed up. 

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    As for replacing of names: Any Reilly or Gabrieli supporter is invited to vote for Deval Patrick on the first ballot. 

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    Oh, you didn’t mean replacing that name.  My bad. đŸ™‚

  3. For those of you who want to get a little bit more of an idea of what to expect from a convention, please stop by at My Left Nutmeg where lefty Connecticut bloggers have a fair amount of details about what happened at the Connecticut Democratic State Convention that was this weekend.

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    Connecticut Local Politics, which tries to include all points of view also has some great blogging conversations about the convention.

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    I blogged the Massachusetts Democratic State Convention last year.  (Check out some of my posts on Orient Lodge last year.)

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    I hope to make it to the convention this year and blog it as well.  Perhaps I will run into some of you.

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