Rick Green for Supreme Court » Election Info http://rickgreen2010.com He'll fight for justice. Tue, 13 Apr 2010 22:40:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Runoff Election Day Information http://rickgreen2010.com/runoff-election-day-information/ http://rickgreen2010.com/runoff-election-day-information/#comments Mon, 12 Apr 2010 13:39:05 +0000 HannahHill http://rickgreen2010.com/?p=875 Your last chance to vote in the Republican Runoff Election is this Tuesday, April 13th. Here is all the info you need to make sure your voice is heard.

When to vote:

Voting lasts from 7am to 7pm Tuesday April 13th. You will be allowed to vote as long as you are in line by 7pm.

Where to vote:

Below is a list of voting locations by county. You may need to scroll down on some of the pages to find the list of voting locations. If your county is not on the list, or if your are not sure what precinct you are in, please visit the Texas Secretary of State website for voter-specific information.

Angelina County
Aransas County
Austin County
Bandera County
Bastrop County
Bell County
Bexar County
Bowie County
Brown County
Burleson County
Burnet County
Brazoria County
Brazos County
Caldwell County
Cameron County
Camp County
Chambers County
Collin County
Comal County
Cooke County
Coryell County
Dallas County
Denton County
Donley County
Eastland County – see comments below
Ellis County
Ector County
El Paso County
Erath County
Fannin County
Fayette County
Fort Bend County
Freestone County
Galveston County
Garza County
Goliad County
Gonzales County
Grimes County
Guadalupe County
Grayson County
Hamilton County
Harris County
Harrison County
Hays County
Henderson County
Hidalgo County
Hill County
Hockley County
Hood County
Hopkins County
Hunt County
Jackson County
Jefferson County
Jim Wells County
Johnson County
Jones County
Kaufman County
Kerr County
Kleberg County
Lavaca County
Liberty County
Limestone County
Llano County
Lubbock County
Madison County
Matagorda County
Montgomery County
Midland County
Mclennan County
Medina County
Nacogdoches County
Navarro County
Nueces County
Orange County
Parker County
Randall County
Refugio County
Rockwall County
Rusk County
San Jacinto County
San Patricio County
Shelby County
Smith County
Somervell County
Tarrant County
Taylor County
Terry County
Titus County
Tom Green County
Travis County
Upshur County
Uvalde County
Van Zandt County
Victoria County
Walker County
Waller County
Washington County
Webb County
Wharton County
Wichita County
Williamson County
Wilson County
Wise County
Wood County
Young County

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Fellow Patriots,

Your vote counts double in a runoff. Runoff elections historically have the lowest turnouts of any statewide election. This means your vote counts for more now than in any other election. We need your vote now more than ever to see victory on April 13th.

Please share this page with your friends and remind them to vote.

Why Vote Early

  • Shorter lines - Voting early often has shorter lines than voting on election day.
  • You vote for sure - Things tend to come up on election day that may keep you from voting.
  • Easier to find voting locations - While on election day you have to vote in your neighborhood in early voting you can pick a location that is convenient to work or school.
  • Your vote is counted first - On election night they count the early votes first so you make the news while everyone waits for the other votes to be counted.

When to Vote

  • Early voting is from April 5th-9th.
  • Voting day is April 13th.

Where to Vote

Here is list of early voting information. If you county is not on this list, please see our list of Early Voting Locations for your county.

Click here to view the embedded video.

]]> http://rickgreen2010.com/early-voting-starts-today/feed/ 1 Runoff Early Voting Locations https://rickgreen2010.com/runoff-election-day-information/ https://rickgreen2010.com/runoff-election-day-information/#comments Thu, 25 Mar 2010 03:52:08 +0000 HannahHill http://rickgreen2010.com/?p=826 Why Vote Early
  • Shorter lines - Voting early often has shorter lines than voting on election day.
  • You vote for sure - Things tend to come up on election day that may keep you from voting.
  • Your vote is counted first - On election night they count the early votes first so you make the news while everyone waits for the other votes to be counted.

When to Vote

  • Early voting is from April 5th-9th.
  • Voting day is April 13th.

Where to Vote

Here is list of early voting information. If you county is not on this list, please see the Secretary of State’s website for voting information for your county, or contact your County Clerk.

Bell County
Bexar County
Blanco County
Burnet County
Brazoria County
Brazos County
Cameron County
Collin County
Comal County
Dallas County
Denton County
Ellis County
Ector County
El Paso County
Fort Bend County
Galveston County
Grayson County
Harris County
Hays County
Hidalgo County
Kaufman County
Llano County
Lubbock County
Montgomery County
Midland County
McLennen County
Potter County
Nueces County
Rockwall County
Randall County
Smith County
Tarrant County
Taylor County
Tom Green County
Travis County
Webb County
Wichita County
Williamson County

]]> https://rickgreen2010.com/runoff-election-day-information/feed/ 4 Rick Green Makes the April 13 Runoff http://rickgreen2010.com/rick-green-makes-the-april-13-runoff/ http://rickgreen2010.com/rick-green-makes-the-april-13-runoff/#comments Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:28:29 +0000 Admin https://rickgreen2010.com/?p=803 THANK YOU!

Because of your consistent hard work and support, and because of some Divine Favor in several key areas, we came through election night in first place and finished with an 8,200 vote victory. Now we’re living up to President Bush’s nickname for me, Landslide Green!

The top two finishers will now be in a runoff April 13th (with early voting April 5th-9th) so we are hitting the ground running today for a six week sprint across the state and we need your continued help!

Our team is meeting today to start implementing our runoff strategy and here’s how you can immediately help:

  1. Make a contribution for the runoff. To effectively campaign, we need to raise even more for the runoff than we did for the primary. Please make a contribution today.If you already gave the maximum $5,000 in the primary, everything starts over now and you are allowed to give another $5,000. Whether you give $50 or $5,000 or somewhere in between, we appreciate your help!
  2. Spread the word that we came in first, but that we must win the runoff April 13th! Stay tuned into Facebook and Twitter and use that “Suggest to Friends” button that took us from zero on Facebook to over 13,000 in just a few months!
  3. Plan ahead to help us at the polls April 13th. Whether you are there for just a couple of hours or all day, it has a HUGE impact on the outcome. Email matt@rickgreen.com if you are willing to help and also watch our website for more information.
  4. Attend republican meetings as my representative. We need to cover all of Texas in just 6 weeks. If you can attend a few meetings on our behalf, we’ll get you a Green Team shirt and materials to hand out. Contact bryan@rickgreen.com if you can help.
  5. Provide housing for volunteers traveling the state. If you have a guest house or travel trailer and you’re willing to let someone from our team stay there when in the area, please email matt@rickgreen.com. We especially need a place for someone to stay in the Houston area. We also need a place in the Austin area or a travel trailer we could use for 6 weeks and park on our property in Dripping Springs.
  6. Make phone calls. If you are willing and able to make phone calls from your home, please email matt@rickgreen.com and we’ll get you a list and a script.
  7. Click “Suggest to Friends” on Facebook. The amount we won by on Tuesday was about the same as how many more fans we had than our competitors. Facebook makes the difference.

We have surprised a lot of “experts” already. Let’s keep up the hard work and win this thing on April 13th!!!

Rick Green
www.facebook.com/RickGreen2010

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  • Pray – “Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it”
  • Vote – We can’t understate the importance of YOUR vote. If you don’t know where to vote see our list of voting locations in your county.
  • Click “Suggest to Friends” on Facebook – Chances are some of your friends don’t know who Rick is. This is an easy way to introduce them that only takes one click per friend.
  • Bring someone – The most effective way to get out the vote is to simply bring a friend or family member to the ballot box with you.
  • Update your Facebook status – Post a reminder to vote as a status update. This is an easy way to remind your friends to vote.  Tweets help too!
  • Donate – We still need more money to help get the vote out. Donate today!
  • Volunteer – The campaign needs a lot of help getting the word out. This means making calls, waving signs and spreading the word. Volunteer today!
    • ]]>     http://rickgreen2010.com/7-ways-to-victory/feed/ 1     Election Day Information http://rickgreen2010.com/election-day-information/ http://rickgreen2010.com/election-day-information/#comments Mon, 01 Mar 2010 16:57:53 +0000 HannahHill http://rickgreen2010.com/?p=690 Your last chance to vote in the republican primary this Tuesday March 2nd. Here is all the info you need to make sure your voice is heard.

    When to vote:

    Voting lasts from 7am to 7pm Tuesday March 2nd. You will be allowed to vote as long as you are in line by 7pm.

    Where to vote:

    Find a list of voting locations by county. You can find out what precinct you are in by visiting the Texas Secretary of State website.

    Angelina County
    Aransas County
    Austin County
    Bandera County
    Bastrop County
    Bell County
    Bexar County
    Bowie County
    Brown County
    Burleson County
    Burnet County
    Brazoria County
    Brazos County
    Caldwell County
    Cameron County
    Camp County
    Chambers County
    Collin County
    Comal County
    Cooke County
    Coryell County
    Dallas County
    Denton County
    Donley County
    Ellis County
    Ector County
    El Paso County
    Erath County
    Fannin County
    Fayette County
    Fort Bend County
    Freestone County
    Galveston County
    Garza County
    Goliad County
    Gonzales County
    Grimes County
    Guadalupe County
    Grayson County
    Hamilton County
    Harris County
    Harrison County
    Hays County
    Henderson County
    Hidalgo County
    Hill County
    Hockley County
    Hood County
    Hopkins County
    Hunt County
    Jackson County
    Jefferson County
    Jim Wells County
    Johnson County
    Jones County
    Kaufman County
    Kerr County
    Kleberg County
    Lavaca County
    Liberty County
    Limestone County
    Llano County
    Lubbock County
    Madison County
    Matagorda County
    Montgomery County
    Midland County
    McLennan County
    Medina County
    Parker County
    Nacogdoches County
    Navarro County
    Nueces County
    Orange County
    Parker County
    Rains County
    Randall County
    Refugio County
    Rockwall County
    Randall County
    Rusk County
    San Jacinto County
    San Patricio County
    Shelby County
    Smith County
    Somervell County
    Starr County
    Tarrant County
    Taylor County
    Terry County
    Titus County
    Tom Green
    Travis County
    Upshur County
    Uvalde County
    Val Verde County
    Van Zandt County
    Victoria County
    Walker County
    Waller County
    Washington County
    Webb County
    Wharton County
    Wichita County
    Williamson County
    Wilson County
    Wise County
    Wood County
    Young County

    If your county is not in this list see the Secretary of State website for voting info in your county.


    ]]>     http://rickgreen2010.com/election-day-information/feed/ 1     Early Voting Information http://rickgreen2010.com/runoff-early-voting-locations/ http://rickgreen2010.com/runoff-early-voting-locations/#comments Mon, 15 Feb 2010 23:49:06 +0000 Rick Green https://rickgreen2010.com/?p=633 Why Vote Early
    • Shorter lines - Voting early often has shorter lines than voting on election day.
    • You vote for sure - Things tend to come up on election day that may keep you from voting.
    • Your vote is counted first - On election night they count the early votes first so you make the news while everyone waits for the other votes to be counted.

    When to Vote

    • Early voting is from February 16-26.
    • Voting day is March 2nd.

    Early voting is from February 16 – 26

    Where to Vote

    Here is list of early voting information. If you county is not on this list chances are voting is at your county courthouse. See your local paper for a list of early voting locations.

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