2 Days to SF Election for Public Power

TWO DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO ELECTION FOR PUBLIC AND SOLAR POWER
MUD IS THE ISSUE IN ALL RACES
GET OUT THE VOTE (GO-TV) NEEDS YOU NOW
VOTE NOW FOR PROPS B, F, H, I FOR PUBLIC AND SOLAR POWER

From the Mission to the Sunset,
Bayview to the Marina,
Fillmore to the Castro,
Telegraph Hill to Twin Peaks,
North Embarcadero to Lake Merced.
Chinatown to Pacific Heights,
South Park to Sea Cliff,
Haight-Ashbury to Hunters Point,
The 49 Square Miles between
San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean,
San Francisco Neighborhoods say:
YES ON F, H, I AND B
GOOD RIDDANCE TO PG&E
NOW IS THE HOUR FOR PUBLIC POWER
POWER TO THE PEOPLE!

Every grassroots organization in San Francisco is mobilized for massive voter turnout for this milestone election for public and solar power on November 6, 2001. If you have not participated, NOW is the time to join. There is still much to do and we need everyone. The weather is beautiful for precinct walking and we have hundreds of phone calls to make to push our voters to the polls. It is voter turnout that will decide this election; the higher the turnout, the greater the victory for public and solar power. Food is provided to all precinct walkers and phone bankers. We also have lots of posters and pins. Please spare at least one hour of your day today to help in this crucial effort. REMEMBER: In March 2002, the rate caps come off and PG&E's rates will skyrocket, as happened in San Diego Our PG&E bills will at least double, if not quadruple. That is why we need public power now.

MUD CRUCIAL IN ALL RACES:

All races on the ballot are about public power, in particular the Municipal Utility District (MUD) created by Prop. I. If it were not for public power, the people positions would be sleepers. Make your decision as to whom to vote for on the basis of whether or not they support public power. It is mandatory that everyone pick the candidate who has the strongest public power position.

READ YOUR VOTER HANDBOOK

To be informed about this election, READ YOUR VOTER HANDBOOK. TV ads and slick mailers do not give information; they are propaganda. PG&E, AT&T and Pacific Bell are paying for the very expensive TV ads against MUD. The rule of thumb is the more expensive the ad, the more anti-workingclass and anti-consumer are the promoters of that ad.

In addition, you must BE SURE TO VOTE. YOU CAN VOTE TODAY. "Expedite" is the key word. Do not delay. You can vote at City Hall:
1. Sunday, Nov. 4, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
2. Monday, Nov 5, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
3. Tuesday, Nov 6, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

If you choose to wait until election day, your polling place is on the mailing label of your voter handbook. You can also look up your polling place at:
http://sunset.ci.sf.ca.us/pollup3.nsf/searchdata?openform
OR
http://www.sfgov/election Then click Polling Place Lookup.

YOU CAN ALWAYS VOTE AT CITY HALL. If you cannot find your polling place or there is a problem at your polling place, RUN to City Hall and vote.
If your name is not on the list wherever you vote and you think you have registered to vote, demand a provisional ballot.

CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS:
LABOR COUNCIL, 1188 Franklin, Suite 203, San Francisco. (corner Geary)
Tel: 415/440-8502, Fax: 415/440-4452, E-mail: publicsolar2001 [at] yahoo.com
and
GREEN PARTY, 1910 Mission, 16th San Francisco 701-7944, fax: 701-7092
Check the website http://www.sfbmud.org for specific times and locations. Below are some:
PHONE BANKS:
LABOR COUNCIL:
Get Out The Vote weekend (GO-TV):
Sunday, Nov. 4 and Monday, Nov 5: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and
Tues, Nov. 6: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. (as well as other work)
If you cannot walk precincts, please help at the phone banks. They are vital and the food is excellent.

GREEN PARTY:
11 AM - 9 PM Monday, Nov 5 GET OUT THE VOTE (GO-TV)
11 AM - 8 PM Tuesday, Nov 6 GO-TV: ELECTION DAY

PRECINCT WALKING:
GREEN PARTY:
Sun, Nov 4 at 10:30 a.m. Food provided. It takes 2 hours to walk a precinct. So walk 2 precincts at least. You get the exercise and we all get the votes.
ELECTION DAY: Tuesday, Nov 6: Start at 4:30 a.m. from GP office. Finish at 7 a.m.

LABOR COUNCIL:
Sun. Nov 4: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Food provided.

Justice recommends:
Carlos Petroni for Treasurer See: http://www.sf-frontlines.com
Board of Directors of the Municipal Utility District (We all vote for 1 from each ward, regardless of where we live):
1. Chris Finn
2. Joe Veronese
3. Joel Ventresca
4. Medea Benjamin
5. Abel Mouton
No on Prop A; Yes on All the Rest.
YES, YES, YES FOR PROPS. B, F, H AND I for
PUBLIC AND SOLAR POWER NOW!
NOW IS THE HOUR FOR PUBLIC POWER!
POWER TO THE PEOPLE!