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Some of This Week's Democratic Events: Alma Garza, Arturo Guajardo, Veronica Gonzales, Dolly Elizondo, Linda Yanez




Dear Fellow Democrats,

Gah - by the looks of it, there are A LOT of Campaign events this week.  I am attaching an invitation with info on all the events scheduled for this week.

Tuesday is a Campaign Kick Off for Alma Garza for District Attorney.  Wednesday is a Campaign Fiesta for Arturo Guajardo for County Clerk.  Thursday is a Campaign Kick Off for Veronica Gonzales for State Representative.  Saturday is a Golf Tournament Fundraiser for Justice Linda Yanez for 13th Court of Appeals. Saturday also is a Campaign Kickoff/GOTV Bicycle Tour for Dolly Elizondo for Hidalgo County Democratic Chair.  Their invitations and additional info on each event are attached chronologically below.

Finally, at the very bottom of this email, as some inspiration/motivation to get involved, support our Democratic Candidates and Help Turn Texas Blue, is a letter from the Texas Democratic Party regarding: Democratic State Reps Targeted by GOP Extremists.  

Hope to see you at some of these events.


~Leslie Gower




Website for more information on Dolly Elizondo's Event.   http://www.ridetogotv.org/    

DATE: Saturday, November 21, 2009
PLACE: Start and Finish at Westside Park - 1000 S. Ware Rd. McAllen, TX. (Across the street from the McAllen Convention Center)
TIME & DISTANCE: 8:00 AM - 20, 40, AND 60 Mile Ride ****
ENTRY FEE: Adults $35.00 - Kids (6 -15) $15.00







Dear Fellow Dems,
Mark your calendars, dust off your bikes, and get ready for a FUN bike ride. Sign up early and get a FREE t-shirt! Just download the registration form send it in with your check then pick up your packet the day before the race, and LET's Go!
Ride to G.O.T.V. is a re-election FUNdraiser for me, Dolly L. Elizondo, Hidalgo County Democratic Party Chair. Besides being a mom, business owner, and Party Chair….. I love to cycle. In 2006 I purchased my 1st race bike and convinced my best friend Velma Garcia to do the same. We both had a fall the same year and I stopped cycling. With Velma's encouragement, in early 2009 I began cycling again and love the sport. By participating in this event you will help me continue to serve our community as Democratic Party Chair, an elected position in which I receive no monetary compensation and is 100% volunteer driven. You will also become part of history!! I intend to put on this ride every year converting it into a non-profit bipartisan event. Funds will go to VOTER REGISTRATION PROJECTS in HIDALGO COUNTY in the future.
Thank you for your continued support,
Dolly

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