lawn signs

[Anne M Monahan]

How may acquire several lawn signs?
(already assuming Scott has won the Primary)

[Robert Willington]

Studies have been conducted to demonstrate what will move voters out of their house and into the polling booth to vote. The single most effective tactic is personal contact via phone calling and door knocking. It's direct, personal, and informative.

During the last days of the campaign, we need to wake our voters up and alert them to the fact that there is an election on January 19th.

Question - who are our voters?

Answer - this is what we are doing right now at our phone bank locations across Massachusetts:

Can you help us identify the pro-Brown voters so that we have have MORE voters to "wake-up" in the final days of the election?

The more pro-Brown voters we identify, the more voters we have in our pool of targets for voter mobilization.

Remember the difference between a Special Election and a General Election. Not everyone is equal in terms of voting behavior. A low turnout election (as this will be) only attracts the high-propensity voters (which is a small group). Target these voters as humans are "creatures of habit"... they will be actual voters in this election.

Brown Campaign Headquarters
200 Reservoir Street
Suite 101
Needham, MA 02494
Laura Goodspeed, Coordinator
781-444-0200
Office hours
Monday-Saturday 9am-8pm
Sunday 11am-7pm
North Shore
151 Endicott Street
Danvers, MA 01923
Joe Walsh, Coordinator
978-979-0685
Office hours
Monday-Saturday 9am-8pm
Sunday 11am-7pm

Central MA
18 Grafton Street
Worcester, MA 01604
Bob Lashua, Coordinator
978-758-7500
Office Hours
Monday-Saturday 1pm-8pm

Boston Area
85 Merrimac Street
Boston, MA 02114
Rob Fortes, Coordinator
617-201-3534
Office hours
Monday-Saturday 9am-8pm
Sunday 11am-7pm

Southeastern MA
645 Main Street
Hyannis, MA 02601
Pat Healy, Coordinator
413-386-9380
Office hours
Monday-Saturday 9am-8pm
Sunday 11am-7pm

[Anne M Monahan]

Nothing in the Western part of this State? This is truly unreal.
We should secede from the State! We never seem to count much for anything....except OUR TAX dollar !

[Robert Willington]

Holyoke office should be up really soon.

Anne M Monahan said:

Nothing in the Western part of this State? This is truly unreal.
We should secede from the State! We never seem to count much for anything....except OUR TAX dollar !

[Robert Willington]

Scott Brown for US Senate-Holyoke

555 South Canal Street

Holyoke, MA 01040

Please email our volunteer coordinator Laura Goodspeed at: [e-mail] for more information or call 781-444-0400.

Robert Willington said:

Holyoke office should be up really soon.

Anne M Monahan said:

Nothing in the Western part of this State? This is truly unreal.
We should secede from the State! We never seem to count much for anything....except OUR TAX dollar !

[Anne M Monahan]

I hope so. There isn`t much in the way of time until election day!

Robert Willington said:

Scott Brown for US Senate-Holyoke

555 South Canal Street

Holyoke, MA 01040

Please email our volunteer coordinator Laura Goodspeed at: [e-mail] for more information or call 781-444-0400.

Robert Willington said:

Holyoke office should be up really soon.

Anne M Monahan said:

Nothing in the Western part of this State? This is truly unreal.
We should secede from the State! We never seem to count much for anything....except OUR TAX dollar !

[Wayne Cook]

I am in Waltham and have a couple of lawn signs if you still need them. Just contact me.

[ALEX MOLLE]

How can I get a lawn sighn at my house.

[Bob Clark]

Free signs in Berlin, MA.

I'm out of town but I left 4 signs outside my house if you want to pick one up. The address is
183 Lancaster Rd.
in Berlin, and I left them by the basketball goal. When I get back tomorrow I'll probably have some more.

Bob

[Jake (John W. Paine)]

Kristi:

Please let me know what you find out (about response time). I haven't heard back yet (waiting about two weeks, so far).

I'll still unwaveringly support him; but there may have been one lost opportunity - to contact college republicans before the semester break using both of the following: (1) asking for access to each state's Republican Party's data base; and, (2) by contacting every US college directly.

The scott 4 senate campaign would offer the students an opportunity to gain valuable Republican US Senate candidate campaign experience (to better prepare them for the November 2010 elections). The term of their "internship" would end on Tuesday, January 19, 2010 (prior to their 2nd semester commencing).

They would only need to bring transportatoin, clothing and money for food and gas. The student volunteers would be expected to contact the campaign to make arrangements for their temporary relocation to Massachusetts. The campaign will find a Republican host (or any other host) willing to house them for free the next three - four weeks.




Kristi L. Devine said:

Marjorie:

Have you looked up the campaign headquarters closest to you, and contacted them? I would be most thrilled to find out they respond to you immediately. Please advise.

[Kristi L. Devine]

Dear Jake:

Generally, there is no response. It's quite pathetic, even when it comes to wanting something for a newspaper deadline. AS far as colleges, I tried that also, my son being one of the many who could rally votes. I spoke with his school dean who said she would be willing to send something home with the kids before break, but no one got back to me about the effort of going after the college vote. Upon complaining, Brad did say they wanted to steer clear of colleges because they tend to be more liberal, and I would have to say I'm inclined to agree with that, after he pointed it out. My new find is how much the seniors and church groups like Scott. THAT should be a target area.

[Robert Willington]

The database of voters that need to be contacted has already been built - this has a much higher sophisticated analysis than just by area, group, age, etc.... A lot of it has to do with your voting propensity, your voting history etc....

This list is accessibly for you in 1 of two ways.

1) Visit a regional office to make phone calls: http://www.brownforussenate.com/offices

2) Sign up to make calls from home: http://www.volunteer-connect.com/brownma/Login/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl...

3) Email [e-mail] to request a walking list of your neighborhood.

Again, the campaign is contacting specific voters with specific messages so this is a highly coordinated system. If you are involved in at least 1 of the 3 options, you will be in the loop and working towards victory.

Thanks for all that you have been doing thus far to get the word out!





Kristi L. Devine said:

Dear Jake:

Generally, there is no response. It's quite pathetic, even when it comes to wanting something for a newspaper deadline. AS far as colleges, I tried that also, my son being one of the many who could rally votes. I spoke with his school dean who said she would be willing to send something home with the kids before break, but no one got back to me about the effort of going after the college vote. Upon complaining, Brad did say they wanted to steer clear of colleges because they tend to be more liberal, and I would have to say I'm inclined to agree with that, after he pointed it out. My new find is how much the seniors and church groups like Scott. THAT should be a target area.

[Jimi Smith]

Hi Bob -

Do you have any more Brown lawn signs ?

I live in Marlboro and would like to get a lawn sign for my house.

Reply to [e-mail]

Thanks !

- Jimi -



Bob Clark said:

Free signs in Berlin, MA.

I'm out of town but I left 4 signs outside my house if you want to pick one up. The address is
183 Lancaster Rd.
in Berlin, and I left them by the basketball goal. When I get back tomorrow I'll probably have some more.

Bob