Book: Supercapitalism: The Transformation of Business, Democracy, and Everyday Life by Robert B. Reich

For more information, see the PCDO Politics Book Club page.

Location: Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 50 Cherry Hill Road, Princeton.

 

Julie Sullivan-Crowley writes, “My spouse Lianne and I were stripped of our legally married status and dubbed ‘civil unionized’ upon moving to New Jersey. Problem is, civil unions don't work. See for yourself: http://www.civilunionsdontwork.com. Please join Garden State Equality for a good old fashioned neighborhood action summit. It's just an hour of your time where we will each make a few phone calls and write a few letters.” Refreshments will be served. RSVP to Brain McGinnis at mcginnis@gardenstateequality.org. If you're interested in this group, you can also contact Jenny Crumiller for more information. We hope you can join us!

 

The monthly meeting of the PCDO Executive Board. For more information contact the PCDO President.

Cocktails and Conversation

with

Governor Jon Corzine and Chairman Joe Cryan

Wednesday, May 7, 5-7pm

at the home of Susan Anable and Jack McCarthy, 87 Ettl Circle, Princeton

PCDO members and friends are cordially invited to a reception in support of the New Jersey Democratic State Committee. Suggested minimum contribution $35.

For more information or to RSVP, contact Katie Hedden at khedden@njdems.org or 609-392-3367.

Hosted by Jack McCarthy & Susan Anable, Wendy Benchley, Jo & Jim Butler, Jon & Jenny Crumiller, David & Liz Cohen, Beth & Jim Healey, Dan Preston & Maggie Rose, Chad Goerner, Andrew Koontz & Laurie Harmon, Marvin Reed, Peter Wolanin & Karen Sisti.

We hope you can join us!

Last day to register to vote to be eligible to vote in the June primary.

 

For more information visit the NJ Division of Elections Website.

Open-mike Discussion & Endorsement Vote

for United States Senator

speak your mind — hear your neighbors

Rob Andrews Donald Cresitello Frank Lautenberg

Sunday, May 18, 7:30—9:00pm

Suzanne Patterson Center (behind Boro Hall, 45 Stockton St. Princeton)

Audience members will be given the floor for up to two minutes each to finish the statement, "why I’m supporting..." .

Logisitics: Speakers should sign up at beginning of the meeting and will be rotated according to candidate. Campaign representatives will go first. If there are more speakers than time allows, speakers will be given priority by sign-up order. Two-minute time limit will be strictly enforced. The ballot box will close after the last speaker finishes.

This meeting is open to the public and newcomers are welcome to attend and speak. Because it is an official endorsement vote only eligible PCDO members may vote. Registered Democrats who vote in Princeton Borough or Princeton Township who have paid their 2008 PCDO dues by May 4 are eligible to vote.

Abentee ballot applications by mail must be recieved by today. 

 

For more information visit the NJ Division of Elections Website.