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Please Take the Bus to Raleigh for the House Elections Committee Meeting on

Requiring a Photo I.D. to Vote

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Bus Departs Greensboro at 12 noon Bus Departs Wilmington at 11:00 am

(Register for your bus below)

Hearing is at 2:00

6:00 pm 643 Legislative Office Building

The House Elections Committee is holding a meeting to garner public input regarding requiring a photoID to vote. Our friends at The Civitas Institute have worked hard on this issue. Because many of our membersare interested in this issue, there will be a bus from Wilmington and a bus from Greensboro to the HouseElections Committee meeting at the State Legislature in Raleigh this Tuesday, March 15. Comments will beconsidered prior to the introduction of a bill.

You are encouraged to speak at the meeting, but you must sign up. There are a limited number of speaker slotsand comments will be subjected to a three minute time limit. Sign up here if you would like to speak at this

meeting . Public comments will take place on March 15, 2011 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Room 643 of theLegislative Office Building. This registration site will ask for your contact information and yourorganization. Please consider putting CITIZEN as your organization.

Register for the BusWe will have a bus departing from Wilmington and Greensboro.

You must register ($5.00) by clicking here BE CERTAIN TO CHOOSE THE CORRECT CITY OF DEPARTURE AND THE 2-6:00 EVENT

TIME SLOT.

Wilmington Bus Departs at 11:00 am

From Cinema Parking Lot Across Street fromSea-Comm Media at 122 Cinema Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403Call Paige Freeman for more information 9102288123

Greensboro Bus Departs at 12 noon Location to Be Announced on Friday

Contact Marcus Kindley for more information Triadafp@gmail.com

The buses will not stop for lunch on the way to the General Assembly. Feel free to bring a bag lunch, smallcooler, etc. which will be secure when left on the bus. The bus leader will determine a dinner plan so please

bring some money for dinner. FYI: The General Assembly cafeteria closes at 2 pm and the snack bar at 3 pm.

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Information from Civitas

Civitas Institute polling indicates support for requiring photo identification to vote has never dropped below 83percent throughout the history of Civitas polling. Furthermore, the idea garners bipartisan support as 96 percentof Republicans and 86 percent of unaffiliated voters say they favor a law requiring photo identification tovote. Democratic voters also support the idea by 73 percent.

Despite overused talking points of the far left, research shows an overwhelming majority of voters see photoIDs as a common-sense approach to preventing voter fraud and the US Supreme Court agrees with them.

For more information and articles on this issue pleas click the following links below:

http://www.nccivitas.org/2011/voter-id-setting-record-straight/

http://www.nccivitas.org/2010/20-changes-2010-protect-against-voter-fraud/

Ballot security is most often thought of as the process of safe-guarding voted and unvoted ballots and makingthem only accessible to certified election officials. What is not considered is the security of the ballot when it ishanded to the voter at the polling place. North Carolinas ballot security system is adequate until the voter requests a ballot at the polling site. North Carolina requires only that a voter state their name and address inorder to receive a ballot - many times the only information given is just a name. Now is the time to add the finalsafeguard to ensure the entire voting process is more secure.

Sincerely,

Dallas Woodhouse State DirectorAmericans for Prosperity - North Carolina

P.S. Americans for Prosperity North Carolina has transitioned from a Facebook Group to a Facebook Fan

Page. In our new community, fans will be able to interact with AFPNC through exciting applications, watchvideos, speak their voice on our wall, and spread the message of Defending Prosperity to their Facebook friends.Please join me in building our base of supporters and fans by liking our page and sharing us with 5 of your friends! Thank you for your continued support, and I look forward to spreading our message with youthroughout 2011!

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