Get Out the Jail Vote

Get Out the Jail Vote
with Proyecto Common Touch
When: Wednesday and Sunday evenings, 6-9pm, @ Santa
Rita Jail in Pleasanton
Need a ride? Meet at Fruitvale BART @ 5:15pm.

In California:

On Probation?
Off Parole?
In Jail?

You Can VOTE!

*In California and most other states, persons who are
on probation are eligible to register and vote in
local, state, and national elections.

*If you have been convicted of a felony but are out of
prison and off parole, you can vote.

*You can vote if you have been convicted of a
misdemeanor.

*Building a League of Pissed-Off Voters must include
people who have been denied their voting rights.
Building a movement against incarceration begins with
empowering people who have been denied justice.

You’ve Got the Power. It’s the Law.
Cal. Constitution art. II section 4; Cal. Elec. Code
section 2101

East Bay
When: Wednesday and Sunday evenings, 6-9pm, @ Santa
Rita Jail in Pleasanton
Need a ride? Meet at Fruitvale BART @ 5:15pm.

San Francisco
Contact Proyecto Common Touch for more information.

Proyecto Common Touch c/o Centro Legal de la Raza.
1001 Fruitvale Avenue, second floor, Oakland, CA
94601. Phone: 510-437-1554. Fax: 510-437-9164.
Contact: Tommy Escarcega 510-409-1662.

Support these other fine organizations doing
get-out-the-vote work.
Mobilize the Immigrant Vote.
c/o Northern California Citizenship Project, 160 14th
Street, San Francisco, CA 94103. Phone: 415-621-4808.
Fax: 415-621-4809. nccp [at] immigrantvoice.org.
http://www.immigrantvoice.org/miv2004/index.htm

Mobilize the Vote of People with Felony Convictions.
Contact All of Us or None c/o Legal Services for
Prisoners with Children, 1540 Market Street, Suite
490, San Francisco, CA 94310. Phone: 415-255-7036 ext.
337. http://www.allofusornone.org. East Bay Votes.
510-834-4180. info [at] eastbayvotes.orgWellstone
Democratic Renewal Club. Phone: 510-99-PEACE.
http://www.democraticrenewal.us