I'm Officially on the Ballot

I just called up the Board of Elections and found out that I'm officially on the ballot in Ward 5 Division 8 for Committeeperson on the Democrat side. Three others are on the ballot, two women named Peggy and a man named John.

Cool.

Comments

[Matt]

Great news, Albert -- congrats!

[Mark]

Congrats. I think you'll benefit from the "I only vote for people named Peggy" vote being split.

[albert]

I hear that's a large voting bloc over in W5 D8.

[Howard]

Congrats -- and good luck in the election!

[Scott]

Congrats, Albert. If I lived over there, and voted, you would have my vote!

[Ellen]

Congrats!!! I'm sure you'll do great!

[Frank]

Well done, sir.

[Karl]

Albert, I am so very excited for you and proud to consider you a friend. Watching you climb this hill and share it with the world is inspiring.

You rock man.

[acm]

great work! are the other two folks (since you met one woman) incumbents, or are you all new faces?

[Sir Oolius]

Congratulations!

[Buckscountydem]

Hello Albert, Its great for your area that you actually are in a contested race for Committeeperson. When I took up that position here out here in the burbs there was no contest because it was empty. Active committe people are really the key to grassroots success.

[Peggy Banaszek]

This is the Peggy that you met on March 4th while getting your petition signatures. Congrats on getting your petition in. I hope that we get to work together representing our neighbors - one way or another. Today I went to the ballot position drawing. It was a great experience in a old-fashioned and grassroots way. I actually picked my ballot position from a coffee can. For the record, Albert, the incumbant Jonathan has the top spot, I am second, you are third, and the incumbant Peggy is fourth.