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Massachusetts Democratic Party DNC Delegate Trainings

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The Massachusetts Democratic Party is hosting Democratic National Convention delegate trainings in conjunction with the Democratic State Committee’s Affirmative Action Outreach committee to explain how to run as a national delegate to the 2008 Democratic National Convention to be held in Denver, August 25th-28th.  All registered Democrats are welcome to attend. This initiative is a part of the Massachusetts Democratic Party’s continued efforts to support diversity and promote opportunities for all members of the Party.

Here is a list of upcoming trainings:

Congressional District 10

February 23, 2008 10:30am

Sturgis Public Library in the Lowell Room

3090 Main Street

Barnstable, MA 02630



Congressional District 6

Saturday-February 23rd 2pm

North Shore Community College-Lynn-MBTA Building Meeting Room T102

300 Broad Street, Lynn MA 01901



Congressional District 8

Asian Community Development Corporation

Wednesday-February 27th 6pm

38 Oak Street-Community Room

Boston MA, 02111

For more information about the trainings or to RSVP, you can contact our Director of Training Gloribell Mota at gmota@massdems.org.

Thanks!

Alex Goldstein

Communication Director

Massachusetts Democratic Party

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  2. the direction the state party is going in terms of openness. From associate membership to all of these wonderful meetings, there truly is a new spirit of small d democracy going on.  

  4. Probably about 30-40 people in a large room.

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    p>They laid out the official details of the process pretty well, although some of the important information about the process isn’t coming from the party HQ, but from the candidates’ teams.

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    p>The information is generic enough that if you can’t make your own district’s meeting, you can attend another meeting and get almost all of what you need.

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    p>I’ll remind everyone who wants to run: the most important thing you can do at this point is to be in touch with the local campaign for Obama or Clinton, because they have the right to filter out the delegate candidates. If they decide to exercise that right, you need to know who you will have to convince to let you be one of the candidates for delegates.

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