To answer Dan's question, the GPCA already registered a block of registrations (I think at the $50 rate) in order to save money, as the registration fee goes up with time. As I understand it, the SFGP is supposed to pay this $600 to the GPCA, and then collect the money from the delegates. I'll try to get clarification on the exact procedure this weekend; I wasn't on the SFGP CC when this took place, so I don't know what (if any) instructions were sent by the GPCA treasurer to CC members. I'll get back to you on this, but don't register yourself separately with the USGP for now. As regional rep, I'm responsible for telling the GPCA who our delegates are, along with a bunch of personal info. The delegate submission form says: "If you are providing information about delegates selected for your county, please be sure to include: Full name; birthdate; home address, including city and zip; phone and fax numbers; e-mail address; any candidate each delegate is committed to, if any; and the name and phone of a county councilmember who can be contacted for verification." I recommend that each delegate go to http://cagreens.org/delegates/ and read all the stuff there, then submit your own personal info using the form provided on that page. Just write in the comment field that I already submitted you as a delegate and you're filling in all the other info they want. You can use my name & phone number (415-285-5696) as a contact for verification, although they shouldn't have to verify you again since I already officially submitted your names. Thanks, JMC On Thu, Apr 29, 2004 at 11:42:04PM -0700, Susan King wrote:
I think the regional rep. john marc, does this.
John Marc?
From: Daniel Strickland <dan@testpattern.org> Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 21:10:44 -0700 To: <funking@mindspring.com> Subject: Re: 3 folks who want to be delegates
Susan,
just curious. does the local register us, or do we need to do this ourselves?
Dan
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