Neighborhood Leader Training

Tom Lantos Memorial Democratic Headquarters, 628 El Camino Real, San Carlos

• Top-notch Neighborhood Leader training on how to approach your neighbors and what to say (with entertaining and informative role play about some likely and not-so-likely situations)
• Training on the easy-to-use, Internet-based "MOE" system that let's you use a computer at home or at the headquarters to choose which streets and voters you want to contact and keep track of those contacts
• Training on the ins and outs of registering voters
• Inspiration from and camaraderie with fellow activists who are excited to work with you to change this country!
• Light refreshments will be served

If you cannot attend but want to become a Neighborhood Leader by committing to contact at least 25 voters in your neighborhood 3 times before Election Day, or just want more information, please sign up to volunteer or contact us by email or phone at (650) 394-4171.

About Neighborhood Leaders

As we work to maximize turnout in this critical election year, one of our key strategies is to organize and motivate county voters. You can help by volunteering to become a Neighborhood Leader.
As a Neighborhood Leader, you commit to talking three times with 25 of your friends and neighbors about your Democratic values and why our Democratic candidates are the right choice for the future of both California and America.
The Neighborhood Leader program was developed around years of research that shows face-to-face contact is by far the most effective form of voter contact. By becoming a Neighborhood Leader you’ll be a dynamic force in the 2008 election!
We’ll supply you with all the tools you need to be successful, including lists, scripts, voter registration forms, pledge cards, issue papers, and other important election materials.
By joining the ranks of San Mateo County’s Neighborhood Leaders, you’ll have fun AND help take back our country this November!