Holiday Message from the Chair
Dear Democrats of Luxembourg,
Happy holiday to you and to your family. It has been a pleasure having you among our Democrats Abroad Luxembourg members and I hope you will continue your hard working efforts throughout the coming year to get a Democrat elected to the White House.
On February 12 Democrats Abroad International will hold an unprecedented Global Primary around the world and Luxembourg will be playing its part. Please come and vote your choice for the Democratic Party nominee for President because your vote matters. Votes from Luxembourg will be counted along with many thousands of others, giving Democrats living abroad a real voice in the selection process as Democrats Abroad's 22 official delegates to the Democratic National Convention will carry that choice to Denver in the summer of 2008. And voting in the Primary in Luxembourg does not prevent you voting in the general election in your State, whether in person or by absentee ballot - it just means you can vote for your favorite Democratic candidate.
I invite you to go to www.Democratsabroad.org/ and check out our world-wide organization. Read the latest comments from the candidates and letters from the Democratic Chair. Check out how to write to us and to your congress person and so much more. Stay informed; make this a "favorite' link!
The Executive group works behind the scenes to keep our local chapter running but we really depend on you, all our members, for suggestions and ideas.
Please ask your American friends who are not signed up as members, to contact us, and join us - it's so easy: just sign up! If they want to vote in the Primary, register before (sooner the better) or on February 12, 2008. Contact us: gcle@pt.lu or 48 47 42
We look forward to seeing you on February 12th at Coshoola's Café where voting will take place from 3 - 10 p.m. Our guest speaker will be Meredith Gowan LeGoff, our Regional Vice Chair and member of the DNC board. See you then!
Best wishes for a safe and happy holiday season!
Christine Heinerscheid, Chair
Happy holiday to you and to your family. It has been a pleasure having you among our Democrats Abroad Luxembourg members and I hope you will continue your hard working efforts throughout the coming year to get a Democrat elected to the White House.
On February 12 Democrats Abroad International will hold an unprecedented Global Primary around the world and Luxembourg will be playing its part. Please come and vote your choice for the Democratic Party nominee for President because your vote matters. Votes from Luxembourg will be counted along with many thousands of others, giving Democrats living abroad a real voice in the selection process as Democrats Abroad's 22 official delegates to the Democratic National Convention will carry that choice to Denver in the summer of 2008. And voting in the Primary in Luxembourg does not prevent you voting in the general election in your State, whether in person or by absentee ballot - it just means you can vote for your favorite Democratic candidate.
I invite you to go to www.Democratsabroad.org/ and check out our world-wide organization. Read the latest comments from the candidates and letters from the Democratic Chair. Check out how to write to us and to your congress person and so much more. Stay informed; make this a "favorite' link!
The Executive group works behind the scenes to keep our local chapter running but we really depend on you, all our members, for suggestions and ideas.
Please ask your American friends who are not signed up as members, to contact us, and join us - it's so easy: just sign up! If they want to vote in the Primary, register before (sooner the better) or on February 12, 2008. Contact us: gcle@pt.lu or 48 47 42
We look forward to seeing you on February 12th at Coshoola's Café where voting will take place from 3 - 10 p.m. Our guest speaker will be Meredith Gowan LeGoff, our Regional Vice Chair and member of the DNC board. See you then!
Best wishes for a safe and happy holiday season!
Christine Heinerscheid, Chair
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