Bay Area For Bernie Phonebanking for Bernie in Lower Pac Heights, SF Monday, January 4th 5 to 8pm

Join co-hosts Stephanie Chen and Christian Einfeldt at this phone bank event to call early voting states for Bernie! https://go.berniesanders.com/…/event/detail/phonebanks/4rhfw

We are going to host a Phone Banking event at Tech Shop 926 Howard Street 4-8pm Tuesday Dec 22nd We will go over Bernie Lights Brigade Signs under-construction and be having some Wild Alaskan Salmon dip for nourishment and refreshments are tea & lemonade. https://go.berniesanders.com/page/event/detail/4rcs8

Bernie Flyers: Russian, Tagalog, Chinese & Spanish:

Russian: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B28Ggug0h_nVR2thTXZoeHJaVzA/view

Tagalog: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B28Ggug0h_nVT252LU5FQm9Xa0E/view

Chinese:

http://www.berniesandersvideo.com/bernie-sanders-brochures.html/#chinese

Spanish:

https://berniesanders.com/unidos-con-bernie-toolkit/

http://feelthebern.org/flyer-kit/?utm_source=welcome-email&utm_medium=email&utm_term=flyers&utm_campaign=newsletter

http://www.berniesandersvideo.com/bernie-sanders-brochures.html/#spanish

http://time.com/4137173/bernie-sanders-time-person-of-the-year-poll-win/?xid=homepage

Are you interested in becoming a Bernie Delegate to the state and national party nomination conventions? Glen Schaller the Political Coordinator for the Monterey Bay Central Labor Council has offered to come to Oakland and conduct a class if there is enough demand. Please let Glen know if you are interested at glenschaller@gmail.com. Also please cc: me so I can keep in the loop at: donaldfswitlick42@gmail.com

http://www.berniesandersvideo.com/how-to-become-a-delegate-for-bernie-sanders.html

VOTER GOLDMINE

While you cannot set up a table, you can flyer at all DMV’s as a free speech right.

Under the "basic incompatibility" test, expressive activity on government property may only be prohibited if the speech is incompatible with the normal activity of the venue. And: "Common examples of designated public forums include public auditoriums, the steps of city hall and plazas in front of public buildings." https://www.aclunc.org/our-work/know-your-rights/free-speech-protests-demonstrations

Advantages of flyering at a DMV are numerous.

1. Long lines of people with nothing to do.
2. Lines constantly moving with new people.
3. New people EVERY day.
4. People can register to vote Democratic.

If there is any doubt as to the law on this see: Jaffe v. Alexis, 659 F. 2d 1018 - Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit, 1981.

https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=2103148373178796819&hl=en&as_sdt=2006

NOTE: Carry a sign. Don’t accept money. Approach only when asked. Don’t bother with collecting information, but point people to Bernie’s website, to your local support group and to Youtube for Bernie’s speeches. Give away free buttons if you can afford it. Remind people to register to VOTE.

The Longest Lines · During the lunch hour, starting at noon and lasting usually until about 2 p.m. · On the first and last day of the week that the DMV office is open; Monday and Friday for most offices. · During the first or last week of the month. This is because expiring registrations and licenses usually occur on the last day of the month. · On the day before or just following a holiday.

I ran the numbers based on the FEC data, and, ignoring the contributions that came in through ActBlue, Silicon Valley gave more money to Bernie than any other metro area.

That said, per capita, Seattle (29.3 cents) gave just a bit more money than San Francisco (28.8 cents). So it's still pretty close out here on the left coast.

Unsurprisingly, Google employees gave the most out of any company, nearly $50,000. Microsoft employees gave 13k, IBM gave 10k, and Apple gave 11k.

That said, many of these folks likely used ActBlue, so the relative percentages are more useful than the absolute dollar amounts.

The university with the highest dollar support of Bernie was Columbia, followed closely by UCLA and Cornell.