Donate! Volunteer! Come to Prince William County!

All the media activity we’re getting is great, but I REALLY NEED MORE SUPPORT.

PLEASE MAKE A COMMITMENT AND SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTION TODAY.

Together, we can make a difference in Prince William County!

FROM NOW UNTIL ELECTION DAY, we need to engage in 4 major activities:

1. Canvassing the commuter lots with flyers on Friday and Monday
2. Canvassing the neighborhoods in my district with flyers and signs
3. Putting up all the signs in the neighborhoods in my district
4. Staffing the polls on election day

I am a write-in candidate. At the polls, voters will need to know what to do, what to expect on the voting machine, or how to ask for help to be able to cast a vote for me.

Please make a commitment of time and contributions. Send volunteers and come to PWC!

Call 703-217-2228 for more information.

Gracias,

Aracely

Volunteers for Polls Needed on Nov 6!

We need volunteers for 8 poll sites to work from 6:00 am till 7:00 pm on Tuesday, November 6th.

A schedule will be posted for volunteers.

Election Day Volunteer Schedule:

6 – 9 am

9 – 12 noon

12 – 3 pm

3 – 7 pm

With these time slots, we potentially need a total of 64 volunteers to cover all time segments and all precincts.   That would be best case scenario.  Worst case, we need 1 person per time slot, or 32 volunteers.

At the polls, volunteers will remind voters to vote for Aracely Panameno and explain how to write-in their vote.

Volunteers should print a copy of the Sample Ballot and bring it to the polls.

The ballot has candidates for the VA Senate, VA House of Delegates, Clerk of the Court, the Commonwealth’s Attorney, Sheriff, Soil and Water Conservation Director, PWC Chair Board of Supervisors, NEABSCO SUPERVISOR, Chair School Board, and Neabsco School Board.

Help get the vote out. Volunteers needed!

On October 29th at 1:00 pm, Latino leaders from the metropolitan
region joined the SEIU 32BJ in an effort to get out the vote. Latino elected officials Walter Tejada, Vice-Chair, Arlington County Board, VA; Ana Sol Gutierrez, State Delegate, District 18, Montgomery County, MD; Carlos Solis, Candidate for City Council, Gaithersburg, MD; and Aracely Panameño, Candidate for Supervisor, Neabsco District, Prince William County, VA spoke at a press conference organized by the SEIU 32BJ. Latino leaders representing community organizations included Gustavo Torres, Executive Director, Casa de Maryland; and Pedro Aviles, Executive Director, National Capital Immigrant Coalition.

The message on the importance of voter participation in the election is being disseminated. Now I need working hands to put together the signs, to post signs around my district, to hand out literature, and to staff the polls.

Panameno Write-in Campaign draws local, national and global media

The Campaign has gained a lot of momentum. With the help from many of you already, I have been doing a lot of radio and TV programs.  Here are upcoming highlights:

Nov 2 media events: 

I am scheduled to do a one-hour morning show on ZOL99.1 FM.

At 10:00 am, I will be calling in to WTOP’s Mark My Words show with political analyst Mark Plotkin.

In the afternoon, I will be joined by a reporter from National Public Radio’s “Tell Me More” show.  He will go canvassing with us and do a one-on-one interview afterwards.

November 3 media events:

On Saturday, Univision will join us on the campaign trail.

Univision and Telemundo are already broadcasting this story nationwide and in Spanish-speaking markets around the world. Yahoo news and AOL news have already picked up the story as well.