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For election results in San Bernardino County, click here:
What: San Bernardino County Democrats' Election Night Extravaganza
When: 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Where: San Bernardino Hilton Hotel, Inland Empire Ballroom
Tickets: $20 advance purchase $25 at the door
$10 for volunteers working 10 hours in GOTV
Tickets available at the San Bernardino Democratic Party Headquarters
136 Carousel Mall, San Bernardino 92401
909-889-9255
Besides the presidential election, some key local races will be determined Nov. 4. Fontana, Rialto and San Bernardino are expected to have some spirited city council races.
There are also a number of area school board races.
Longtime Congressman Jerry Lewis, a Republican from Redlands, is vying for re-election against San Bernardino resident, Tim Prince, a Democrat.
Similarly, Rep. Joe Baca, a Democrat from Rialto is campaigning for re-election against Fontana Councilman John Roberts, a Republican.
As for the state Legislature, Assemblyman Paul Cook, a Republican from Yucaipa, is running against Carl Wood, a former public utilities commissioner.
The San Bernardino County Democratic Party will kick off the county's "Yes We Can California '08" political campaign with a reception for voters and volunteers on Saturday, Oct. 4, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., in its headquarters at 136 Carousel Mall.
The California Democratic Party (CDP) has designated the county offices as a Coordinated Campaign Headquarters for its "Yes We Can California '08" campaign. The state party has assigned a full time field organizer, installed eight new phone lines and helped refurbish and redecorate the offices.
The reception will be to welcome voters and volunteers to participate in a variety of tasks during the next five weeks of the campaign. Refreshments will be served.
For more information call Carol Robb at 909-783-2404 or 909-835-7278, or Edil De Los Reyes at 909-945-7561.
The San Gorgonio Pass Republican Women Federated is hosting a grand opening celebration today for the headquarters of Assemblyman Paul Cook.
Cook, a Republican from Yucaipa, is running for re-election against Democratic candidate Carl Wood.
The clebration will be held 5 pm - 8 pm at 3724 W. Ramsey, Banning.
For more information, contact Glenda Gurzi at 951.7690726 or
Bob Botts at bbotts@dc.rr.com or 951.2953950
This weekend, the "Votemobile" is taking to the streets of San Bernardino County as part of a campaign to encourage people to register and vote by mail.
The Votemobile will be at the Route 66 Rendevous, Sept. 18-21, in downtown San Bernardino.
Voters can also download a vote-by-mail application at www.easyvoting.org.
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