Org Meeting and Special Election

[Lawrence Scheer]

Young Jewish Leadership PAC

"Maintaining and Strengthening the Relationship between the U.S. Pro-Israel Community and the Republican Party"

www.yjlpac.org

 

Dear all:

 

A reminder regarding tomorrow night's organizational meeting.  Hope to see you there!  Also, please see information about how you can help with a special election tonight.

 

Regards,

 

Lawrence Scheer

Chairman - YJLPAC

 

YJLPAC ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING 2007

 

Wednesday MAY 30

7:30PM - 8:30PM

at

STITCH BAR & LOUNGE

247 W. 37th St. (btwn 7th and 8th)

Head upstairs to the Mezzanine

 

For those of you who want to take a more active role in the YJLPAC, please join us on Wednesday, May 30th at 7:30pm at the Stitch Bar & Lounge.  Have a drink, socialize and discuss ways to get more involved.

 

Currently, the PAC is looking for people to take part in an Events Committee, a person or persons to serve as Congressional Liaisons (great if you like meeting Congresspersons), a person or persons to research the Israel voting records of Congresspersons, a person or persons to be the Membership Director, and a person to act as Webmaster - of course, your creative ideas are also welcomed.

 

The PAC is also looking for someone to serve as Treasurer.

 

Please RSVP to lsc...@yjlpac.org.

 

SPECIAL ELECTION

 

Tonight, Tuesday, May 29, is an opportunity to volunteer for the Gregory Camp campaign, which is being run out of the Metropolitan Republican Club on the Upper East Side. If you are free after work this evening, this is the perfect opportunity to represent the YJLPAC and help get a Republican elected in Manhattan.

According to Daniel Peterson of the New York Young Republican Club, this election is very winnable.  Last year, Manhattan had two Special Elections, one on the Upper West Side where just over 9,600 voters went to the polls, and one on the Lower East Side where only 3,870 voters cast their ballot. Both of these districts list more than 92,000 registered voters. In the 65 AD, the Board of Elections lists more than 17,000 Republicans, which means, if we get one -forth of these voters to the polls, we could win. With such low turnout at Special Elections, the 2.5 Democrats to 1 Republican becomes a moot point.

Where
Metropolitan Republican Club
122 E. 83rd St (& Lex Ave)
(212) 517-8444 - Marcus
When
After work - 5:30 PM to whenever
For more information, call Marcus.