{news} minutes Aug 2004 SCC meeting,part 4 of 4
edubrule
edubrule at sbcglobal.net
Fri Sep 17 00:05:50 EDT 2004
Appendix 5 Budget proposal [e-mail from Bob Eaton 7/12/04, monthly amount column omitted]
item#
item
annual amount
comments (added by Secretary)
--------Expenses---------
Exp1
State office in Hartford rent
$1,200
$100 per month from CT Green Party (decrease from current $250 per month; Hartford chapter pays rest)
Exp2
State office in Hartford utilities
$1,200
$100 per month from CT Green Party (this would approximately cover the entire utility bills)
Exp3
Fundraising events
$1,000
Expenses to hold fundraisers
Exp4
Fundraising mailings
$3,000
Postage etc.
Exp5
Money for candidates
600
Exp6
Insurance
830
Liability insurance. New Haven chapter closing its office.
Exp7
Printed handouts
750
Literature (brochures, flyers)
Exp8
Internal elections/annual meeting
$1,500
Postage, printing
Exp9
Buttons/bumper stickers
500
Exp10
Other expenses
400
Domain name registration, etc.
Exp11
Reimbursement to Chris Reilly
900
Spending by Chris for office rent, postage/printing/envelopes for September 2003 fundraising mailing, and CTGP website domain name. This is partial re-payment; balance to be repaid in future budget years.
-------Expenses total---------
11,880
-------Revenues---------------
Rev1
Monthly Friends contributions
$2,400 per year
People who donate monthly to the CT Green Party
Rev2
Telephone solicitations for contributions
$2,400
Rev3
Fundraising from mailings
$4,000
Rev4
Four events
$2,400
Four fundraising events
Rev5
Ad Hoc contributions
$1,200
Examples: contributions by visitors to website, contributions included in annual elections mailing
-------Revenues total----------
12,400
Balance
520
Revenues exceed expenses by $520
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Appendix 6. Proposal from Hamden chapter on formation of an IT (information technology) committee
[in 8/10/04 e-mail attachment from Aaron Gustafson]
Green Party Meeting Proposal Form
PRESENTER (committee, chapter(s) or group of individuals)
Hamden Green Party
CONTACT (name, address, phone number, email)
Aaron Gustafson; 83 Treadwell St, Hamden, CT 06517; 203-230-9726; webmaster at ctgreens.org
SUBJECT (10 words or less)
Creation of IT Committee
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE (100 words or less; include relationship, reasons and/or justification to the State Central Committee)
The purpose of the IT Committee would be to oversee all IT-related undertakings of the CT Green Party.
PROPOSAL (200 words or less)
We propose that the CT Green Party form an IT Committee. This committee would oversee all Information Technology (IT) projects that are initiated by or come under the jurisdiction of the CT Green Party. The initial task for this committee will be the creation of two databases:
§ Registered Greens in CT
§ Minority party and/or unaffiliated voters in CT
The IT Committee would oversee the continued maintenance and administration of these databases as well as work to enable sharing of this information back and forth with local chapters and campaigns.
The IT Committee would initially consist of the state webmaster, all chapter webmasters and interested individuals with IT skills to offer. The IT Committee would be required to make periodic reports to the SCC.
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Appendix 7 Proposal from Hamden chapter on creation of voters' rights working group
[in 8/10/04 e-mail attachment from Aaron Gustafson]
Green Party Meeting Proposal Form
PRESENTER (committee, chapter(s) or group of individuals)
Hamden Green Party
CONTACT (name, address, phone number, email)
Aaron Gustafson; 83 Treadwell St, Hamden, CT 06517; 203-230-9726; webmaster at ctgreens.org
SUBJECT (10 words or less)
Creation of Voters' Rights Working Group
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE (100 words or less; include relationship, reasons and/or justification to the State Central Committee)
The purpose of the Voters' Rights Working Group will be to work toward improving the relationship of the CT Green Party and the population of registered Greens in CT. This Working Group is being formed to address inadequacies in the current voting process and to ensure proper procedures are followed to allow for the involvement of every Green registered in the state of Connecticut.
PROPOSAL (200 words or less)
We propose that the CT Green Party constitute a Voters' Rights Working Group, consisting of at least one member each of the Elections Committee, Communications Committee and IT Committee and any other interested parties. The initial purpose of this Working Group is to examine the current state of primary voting among registered Greens in CT. The group will be charged with finding out what ways we can better reach voters and obtain their participation in the primary election cycle (via interviews, questionnaires, etc.). The eventual outcome from this Working Group will be 1) an examination and full report on past oversights regarding primary voting among Greens in CT (to be presented to the SCC); and 2) a plan for how to best carry out primaries on local, regional and state levels through the use of a secure internet-based voting system (for those with internet access) and traditional mail-in ballots (for those without internet access or who prefer to vote by mail). The Working Group's final recommendations will presented to the SCC and, upon approval, become the initial blueprint for a new voter outreach program. It is likely that this Working Group will be of use from time to time following the launch of the program to evaluate it successes and failures and work to refine the process over time.
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