Attended the 1st Bernie campaign-organizing meeting in my neighborhood today

[Fritz Walter]

We has six diverse supporters at the meeting, DEEP in a heavily-Gerrymandered, Red-prone city. Nonetheless, our commitment is strong because our cause is righteous, especiously in light of the recent action by the House, vis-a-vis Syrian refugees.

Our "host" was a no-show, but we generated a lot of good ideas on our own, and promised to meet again next month -- our state's primary will be in March.

Any suggestions on how we could expand our grassroots campaign? My recommendation was to work one-household-at-a-time, block-by-block.

#FeelTheBern

#Bernie2016

[ibegurpard]

1. if you live in a state where people register by party

Get a list of registered Democrats from SoS office or county elections clerk and narrow down the turf you'd have to cover.

[Agschmid]

2. What state are you in?

[MeNMyVolt]

3. Bravo to you Fritz!

Love hearing about people getting involved. I would definitely listen to the 1st reply in this thread. Work the fields that can turn green first.

Good luck to you and your candidate.

[panader0]

4. You can get campaign pamphlets at Bernie's site

Or download and print them out.
https://store.berniesanders.com/

[Fritz Walter]

5. We're in Florida

And many thanks for all the great ideas!

[mythology]

6. Congrats on getting involved

Good luck and I hope you enjoy it.