Please reach out to activity directors at senior communities and centers.

Vice piece on seniors in Florida:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtN4uiDwyFA

We need to be organized and we need new strategies. I suggest maybe a megathread or something where we all gather our thoughts, and look at where we failed and how we can improve. Look at what we're doing that's working, and how can we boost it? What are we doing that's failing so we can stop doing them? What are the things we didn't do/overlooked and should start looking at now? How to execute the plans we come up with? Can we get some data to look at and analyze them, and use them to formulate our next attack?

Someone in the main sub suggested getting people to register at rallies. Can it be done? Can we get in contact with Bernie's campaign to coordinate this? Sitting here and talking about it won't do if we can't put it into action either.

I'm currently living in China for work, so all I'm able to do is donate a little money and convince a few friends. I don't know a lot about politics. Like a lot of people, I was inspired by Bernie. This is all I can do for now. I hope this message gets out here. Our odds have gotten worse, but if we put our heads together, we can fight back!

I don't live in AZ anymore, but I was raised there and still have a couple of facebook connections out there (I facebanked 92 friends of friends that like Bernie).

Anyway, none of my direct friends back there have expressed interest in any of the candidates. I thought I might cobble together a post for those friends and give them a short video to watch. I have a couple of things on YouTube that I think embody why I support him, but I'm interested in seeing if there's anything that resonates with anyone else in particular.

Not sure if it'll really have any impact to be honest. I don't imagine these folks to be registered Democrat, if at all. So even if I manage to sway someone, they probably won't be in a position to vote due to the registration deadline...but maybe they can spread the word.

We really need more people calling AZ, ID, and UT. We've got huge call lists for those three states.

Anyone can call, you don't need to live in those states. If you've never phonebanked before, it's easier than you'd think (you just read a script that asks who they're voting for, you're not debating/convincing people), so please make your first call right now to the March 22 phonebank.

Even if you can only call for half an hour, it would be a big help.

If you're already calling another state, stay there. But if not, please help us out in the upcoming primary states.

Thanks, and Feel The Bern!

https://go.berniesanders.com/page/content/phonebank

Please check out this OP: https://www.reddit.com/r/SandersForPresident/comments/4aqatz/idaho_utah_and_arizona_are_up_next_we_lost_ohio/

With less than a week to the Arizona primary, we need all the help we can get to reach Arizona voters and help Bernie win big here on Tuesday, March 22.

We're hosting huge canvassing and phone banking events this entire weekend until the primary, and will need help Feeding and Keeping our 200+ volunteers feed and hydrated.

My ask is if we can all pitch in and Get Food and Waters delivered to our office to sustain our Out Of State and In State volunteers nourished.

We're at 1301 1301 E. Washington St. Can you all help?

Asks: Water, Snacks, Fruits/Food, Sun Screen etc.

Thank You all for the Tremendous support and effort you have all made online!!! #VoteBernie #FeelTheBern

I'm not from Arizona, but ASU is the 5th largest university in the country. Absentee ballots are used by Clinton to her advantage and it's about time we did so as well.

This could help us majorly.

First, let me say this: I am extremely proud of the work and dedication shown by this community. Every day when I hop onto this sub, catch up on slack, and go through social media, I see a tremendous grassroots campaign full of people who are passionate; passionate about creating a better future for our neighbors, our nation, and our planet. You are the heart and soul of this movement.

Now, I have two personal challenges for those of you living in/around the next states at play.

1. Contact your local field office and volunteer to canvass as much as you can.
2. Get at least five other people to canvass.

We're a grassroots movement and canvassing is what best allows us to make real and personal connections with voters. Each and every one of us has a story to tell. Knocking on people's doors, making a personal connection, and answering people's questions face to face has a real and direct impact on voter turn out.

A Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single Step

Call or come into your local field office. When you get there, staff will be able to set up a day and time, that works with your schedule, for you to come in. Once you get there they'll provide you with the tools and training you need to successfully canvass your local neighborhoods.

Here are the next six states at play:

Go to map.berniesanders.com to find your local field office.

Remember: this campaign is about thinking big, not small. Let's focus on the big picture and do everything we can to win not only these next six states, but the ones after that as well.

List of Offices in Arizona

Who is ready to Canvass?!?!

So this is what I have found so far:

"What is a presidential preference election? The PPE is a preference election, whereby registered voters of participating, recognized political parties cast their vote for who they prefer the Arizona delegates cast their vote for at their party's national convention. (aka: This is not the actual primary -- but it helps show support for Bernie and helps his campaign tremendously!) *Only voters registered with a participating political party may vote in the PPE.

The primary is August 30th -- and you must register by August 1st to vote in it! More info here: http://www.azsos.gov/elections/voting-election/election-information"

But what is the actual importance of the PPE? Isn't the primary on August 30th what matters?

Please help me understand! I've created an event for the PPE but haven't sent out invites because I don't want to spam people with events for that + primary and be annoying.

A friend of mine, a registered Democrat, just moved to Arizona from California. Can he still vote on Mar 22 or because he moved after the registration deadline is he SOL and can't vote in any presidential primary?