(www.yesonprop2.com)
Can everybody say awwwwwwwww, cute little bacon!! Free the Chickens!
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Victory!!!
Consolidated district:
Candidate Votes %
Mariko Yamada
84,807 66.8%
Manuel Cosme
42,218 33.2%
and just in Yolo County:
| Mariko Yamada (DEM) | 42,557 | 71.6% |  |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manuel Cosme (REP) | 16,840 | 28.4% | |
Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for your well wishes and prayers, and THANK YOU to everyone who worked so hard for Barack Obama all over the country. We changed the world yesterday.
And now I think I need a vacation. :o)
Wong!
Monday, November 3, 2008
ONE. MORE. DAY.
Well, it's been almost two years since we started this long, long road, but if all goes well tomorrow I pray that Mom will be in the State Assembly! The Vacaville HQ has been buzzing, 160 volunteers on Saturday, and more and more roll in every day. It is the most encouraging thing I have ever seen. Senior citizens, college students, black, white, Latino, Asian, Native American, disabled and even kids who can't vote yet are showing up at the Democratic HQs all over my county and the one next door, asking to be put to work. Calling swing states Montana and Nevada for Barack, calling neighboring cities and counties for tight state races, going out into the most rural (and snowy!) areas in Nor Cal to knock on doors and tell people why this is the most important campaign of our lifetimes.
300 calls to Lodi, Calif. 84 burritos. Hundreds of targeted homes. Today was a crash course in campaign day prep. I ended up with a nearly dead pay-as-you-go campaign cell phone, two perfect wallcharts (!!) and hands covered in green marker but I felt pretty awesome today.
I proudly voted by mail for Barack Obama in Fairfax County, Virginia, last Friday. I went through two applications, one rejection, several PDF forms and 18 emails back and forth with the elections office, but I got my vote. I got my voice. Tomorrow, PLEASE DO NOT GIVE UP. The polls mean nothing. Votes are everything. Exercise your civic responsibility and your constitutional rights.
http://www.voteforchange.com
Vote proudly tomorrow, if you haven't already, and hopefully in 24 hours we will all get to celebrate! Or take a nap.
heiwa,
Wong
300 calls to Lodi, Calif. 84 burritos. Hundreds of targeted homes. Today was a crash course in campaign day prep. I ended up with a nearly dead pay-as-you-go campaign cell phone, two perfect wallcharts (!!) and hands covered in green marker but I felt pretty awesome today.
I proudly voted by mail for Barack Obama in Fairfax County, Virginia, last Friday. I went through two applications, one rejection, several PDF forms and 18 emails back and forth with the elections office, but I got my vote. I got my voice. Tomorrow, PLEASE DO NOT GIVE UP. The polls mean nothing. Votes are everything. Exercise your civic responsibility and your constitutional rights.
http://www.voteforchange.com
Vote proudly tomorrow, if you haven't already, and hopefully in 24 hours we will all get to celebrate! Or take a nap.
heiwa,
Wong
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