Campaign Volunteers Urgently Needed

With respect to the Vote No campaign, we are formally launching on Saturday, May 2.

We are in need of volunteers and below is the volunteer sign-up form, description of the volunteer roles, and the office hours.

Campaign Volunteer: https://form.jotform.com/260728456297166 

Responsibilities: Campaign Volunteers can get involved in a variety of ways, such as making phone calls, writing postcards, knocking on doors, or helping assemble campaign materials.

Shift Length: 1+ hours

(Note: Since the campaign launches on May 2, the earliest shift an individual can sign up for is 10 a.m. on that day.)

Office Hours:

M-F: 12-8 p.m.

Sat: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Sun: 12-6 p.m.

Please share the sign-up forms and office hours widely within your organizations. The constitutional amendment on the primary ballot is, in my opinion, a greater threat than the Value Them Both amendment from four years ago, and the most consequential item on the ballot in Kansas this year. We need all hands on deck to protect the Kansas Supreme Court.

Besides the Riley County, Pottawatomie County, and Wabaunsee County Democratic Parties. The other coalition partners are non-partisan organizations and the RCDP has taken steps to respect our partners' non-partisan status. When an individual enters the HQ to be a Campaign Volunteer, they'll be asked which campaign activity they want to do (canvass, phonebank, postcards, etc.), and whether they want to contact Democrats or Non-Democrats. For our non-partisan partners, this means that if you have volunteers who want to represent your organization while campaigning, they should inform the HQ Manager(s) of their intent to remain a non-partisan volunteer. Please share this instruction with your groups. Any person who wants to contact Democrats will present themselves as a volunteer of one of the three Democratic county parties.