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Lancaster County for Obama Message Board Obama For America National Campaign Staff Is in Lancaster 240 Harrisburg Pike across from The Heart Group, between Lombardo's Restaurant and The Arts Hotel.
Lancaster County Field
Organizers:
Office Address: Phone: 717-945-6510
Office hours:
Volunteer Coordiators:
Lancaster for Obama Every
Saturday - 9:00am Rock for Barack at the Chameleon Club Thursday, April 17 at 7:00 PM This event will raise money for local efforts to ensure that Barack Obama is the next President of the United States. Tickets: $20 under 21 section, $35 over 21 section Local bands and a headliner that will blow your mind. Benefits the Lancaster County Office for Barack Obama for President. This event is part of Barack Lancaster Day, which numerous events around the city will occur all in the effort to bring our favorite candidate to our fair city. Contact: Aaron Clevenstine - 717-945-6510 Location: Chameleon Club (Lancaster, PA) Tickets on Sale at CI Records 226 North Prince Street Lancaster, PA 17603, or buy tickets online. View flyer... We're Going to be Make History As they walked to their car after waiting for hours to get tickets to the Obama town-hall meeting to be held on Monday, Diana Brown said to her friends, "Do you realize, we're going to make history."
GRAND OPENING: Lancaster Obama Headquarters
The Grand Opening
for the Lancaster Obama Headquarters was held today, Thursday, March
20, 2008 at 3:00 PM at the new Obama
Headquarters located at
240 Harrisburg Pike in Lancaster.
State Representative Mike Sturla, Mayor Rick Gray, and Obama staffers spoke to a crowd of about 100 supporters outlining their registration drive agenda leading up to the last day for voter registration for the Pennsylvania primary. The last day to register is Monday, March 24th. Registration form must be received at the Elections Board by the end of the business day on the 24th. Registration forms may be acquired at the Obama Headquarters. The new telephone number for Obama Headquarters is 717-945-6510. Go to Obama Message Board for voter registration schedules...
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here to view pictures of this event... Get Out The Vote Drives:
Wednesday 20, 2008 at
5:30
Thursday 20, 2008 at
5:30 pm
Friday 21, 2008 at 5:30
pm
Wednesday, March
12
We will have representatives of the other Lancaster Obama groups at the meeting as well as report on the numerous efforts and events taking place over the past few weeks. Bring your friends so they can sign up and help as more events and rallys are being planned in the coming months. Time: 6 PM Social Hour & 7 PM Meeting Where: The Cove (Lancaster, PA) 680 Millcross Rd. Lancaster, PA 17601
Saturday, March
15 Obama Supporters out on the streets every Saturday raise awareness and GOTV. A good old fashion rally!! 9am: Voter Registration Drive begins in Penn Square 12 noon: Binns Park, marching to Southern Market...in support of the Rally for Peace to Mark 5th Anniversary of the War Sponsored by the Lancaster Coalition for Peace and Justice www.lancasterVoice.org Delegates for Obama Carol Hunt
Why I support Barack Obama: "As our nation is reeling from the last eight years of international and congressional stalemates, it is critical for unification, principled pragmatic leadership to solve important issues facing our country and the world with a calm, positive voice of reason to move forward. Obama is the only candidate that I believe can reach out to mend our reputation around the world, work across political party divides, and inspire change." Dayle Brown
It excites me knowing that Senator Obama not only cares about America’s poor, he’s spent time living side-by-side with these folks – our neighbors who need our help – so he can understand the thousand ways poverty delimits their lives. An Obama administration, I believe, would offer help that’s respectful and useful. Maybe most of all, I support Senator Obama because he calls for us to work together. He asks us to renounce cynicism, unnecessary rancor, the resigned acceptance that our national government belongs to someone else. He speaks to us rather of what we all share – the power as a democracy to return the American people’s great strength and fundamental goodness to wise and humane purposes.
January
31st meeting of click on thumbnails to view larger picture
Paste Events: Tuesday, Feb 5 at 6:30 PM Super Tuesday at Symposium! (Organizing) Come watch the Super Tuesday, February 5 results among friends at the Symposium Restaurant - Taverna Room! Eat, drink and be merry. Event begins at 6:30. Cash bar, order from the menu. OBAMA '08!
Symposium - Taverna Room Thursday, Jan 31, 2008 Lancaster Obama for President Committee Please join an organizational meeting to “Stand up for Change” When – January 31, 2008 Where – Lancaster County Democratic Headquarters 53 N Duke St. Rear entrance Doors open at 6:30 Meeting at 7:30 Bring your friends, family, and neighbors so we can organize an effective committee in Lancaster for Barack Obama for President. Saturday, Jan 26 at 7:00 PM South Carolina Watch Party Come and meet fellow Obama supporters while watching the South Carolina returns at IRON HILL BREWERY (Bar area) in Lancaster! Learn more about Barack Obama's campaign, sign and gather petitions, make friends and have fun! Bring your signs for celebrating outside! If the bar area becomes too crowded, overflow can join at Doc Holliday's next door.
Iron Hill Brewery
(Lancaster, PA)
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Carol
resides in historic Strasburg. She works in the multimedia marketing
field as a professional consultant and project manager. She
enjoys volunteering within her community at Heritage Society and
Sertoma Club fundraisers, as well as studying political history and
how it affects issues of today. 
I am fifty-three,
widowed, and recently moved to Lancaster from Atlanta. I am a teacher
and the mother of two grown children. I support Barack Obama for many
reasons. He shares so many of my concerns: the disproportionate share
of our country’s resources now claimed by big money and entrenched
power; the way politics-as-usual candidates can’t resist exploiting
our deepest most painful divisions just so they’ll win; our loss of
moral standing in the world’s eyes. I support him because his
proposals to deal with these problems are sensible, innovative and
always humane.
