Early Voting Happening Now at City Hall
By Todd Swindell and Michael Petrelis
This video was made recently to educate District 8 and all San Francisco voters that early voting started on Monday, October 6th down at the Department of Elections inside City Hall.
Everyone on the #VotePetrelis team urges you to vote early, make sure you're registered to vote and if you haven't signed up to vote yet or you've moved, you have until October 20th to register.
For more information about everything to do with this year's election, please visit the department's web site: http://www.sfgov2.org/index.aspx?page=599.
Like every other SF Giants fan, we're very happy our team won its long game the other night in Washington, DC, against the Nationals. After 18 innings of play, it now enters the history books as the longest postseason game on record.
Check out the colorful video which includes a shoutout to the Giants.
Reports, proud muckraking, photos, videos and musings from the veteran LGBT and AIDS human rights advocate Michael Petrelis. Based in San Francisco since 1995. Contact: MPetrelis_at_AOL_dot_com. Vote Petrelis for BART Board District 9 in November!
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Sunday, October 12, 2014
#VotePetrelis is Top Listing on November Ballot
By Todd Swindell and Michael Petrelis
The Department of Elections has posted the sample ballot for District 8 voters and in the Supervisorial race we're at the top of the list.
Until we looked at the sample ballot today, we had no idea the random lottery that determines the line up made us the first name out of all the candidates.
Let's hope this ranking gets us a few extra votes this election season.
All District 8 voters who are voting for Petrelis should consider this strategy to make their vote carry as much weight as possible in our ranked-choice voting system.
Make Petrelis your number one choice and leave your second and third choice columns completely blank, and you'll be giving an extra boost to us.
Given that the incumbent, barring a miraculous upset that is highly unlikely, will get 50% plus 1 of the first round of votes, the Department of Elections won't be counting second or third choices.
Whether voting by mail, at City Hall or at your local polling station, really make your vote for Petrelis count this election and vote only for us in the first column.
We'd appreciate it if you'd do us this important act of exercising your right to vote and using that vote to send a powerful message of dissatisfaction with the incumbent and his policies and legislative agenda.
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