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Here is all you need to do to vote for Bill Lorge in the
September 12, 2000 Republican Primary Election for US Senator:
- First, in Wisconsin you do not need to pre-register to vote. So all you have to do is go to your local polling place anytime between 9 AM and 8 PM on Tuesday, September 12, 2000 to vote. If you do not know where your local polling place is, you can call any local government agency and they will put you in touch with the right office, usually the Clerk. Just tell the Clerk where you live and they will tell you where your local polling place is. Some polling places may open as early as 7 AM, but they must all be open by 9 AM, and all must close at 8PM sharp.
- Go there, they will ask you name and address when you go to the table to get your ballot. You must ask for the GOP ballot. If you vote in the Democrat or other Party Primary, you cannot vote for Bill Lorge. You MUST ask for and get ONLY the Republican Ballot, as in Wisconsin, you can only vote in ONE Party's ballots during the Primary Election on September 12th.
- When you get into the booth, find the area that says US Senator. There will be three names of people running. Bill Lorge's name is in the middle. Bill has said in his campaign, "The man in the Middle is the best Choice". Here is a sample of the ballot and how they prefer you mark your vote with an "X".
Please Vote like this...:
Republican Ballot - US Senate - Wisconsin
_____ Marc Gumz
_X_ Bill Lorge
_____ John Gillespie
- Then, after you voted, fold the ballot once. Exit the booth and hand your ballot to the person who takes them and make sure they put your ballot in the REPUBLICAN ballot box to be counted for Bill Lorge for US Senate.
- After you leave and go home, call your friends and ask them to vote for Bill Lorge on September 12th in the Republican Primary. It is important that you tell them you just voted and it didn't hurt, and tell them that in a Primary election the vote is light so their vote is very important and will definitely make a difference. Offer to give them a ride to the polls if they hesitate. You have until 8PM to get the vote out for Bill. In 1992 Bill won his election by 23 votes after a recount. Every vote counts, especially in an election where it is so important to send a fighter for the average Person to the high office of US Senator. Thank you.
September 12th
Bill Lorge.......(X)
US Senate
Wisconsin
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For the final vote, go to this web page. Bill Lorge got 21% of the vote without spending any money. The winner spent over a Million dollars. The 21% is Bill Lorge's low base vote. If he ever ran again for statewide office, he will get at least 21% of the vote. He was up against the GOP, the incumbent Governor, his opponent accepted the controversial yet lucrative GOP endorsement, yet Bill Lorge, on his own, just his name on the ballot got 21% of the vote, that is over 41,026 votes for Lorge. If a million dollars were ever spent on Bill Lorge's image, being the cursader, maverick, clean campaigner, he would get 100% of the vote. See: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/politics/elections/2000/states/wi/senate/
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Bill needs your small donation to prove that he can win without selling out to the big money. To see the big money that incumbent Governor Scott McCallum, Bill's Republican opponent, is getting his big money from Special Interests and people who bid on State Contracts give McCallum up to $10,000.00, go to this web site: http://www.wisdc.org/gov02mccallum1.html