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At-Large Commentary on WILL AM-580's Public Square
Vote No At-Large had a commentary on WILL AM-580 on October 29 and 30 by
Ben Grosser. You can listen to the
Real Audio version, or download an
MP3.
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Press Release: GEO Joins Long List of Endorsements for Vote No At-Large
The GEO became just the latest in a long line of organizations and officials
to endorse a "no" vote on the at-large ballot question in Urbana.
Read the release.
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Focus 580 Debate on At-Large
On October 15th, WILL AM 580 radio had a call-in show on the at-large
issue. Esther Patt spoke against and Chris Alix spoke for. Download the
MP3
or the RealAudio version.
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IMC Radio News Show on At-Large
On October 18th, the Urbana-Champaign Independent Media
Center (UCIMC) Radio News ran a story on the
at-large referendum question that contains interviews with at-large proponent Diane Marlin,
and at-large opponents Ben Grosser and former Urbana Mayor Hiram Paley. This show ran
live on WEFT 90.1 FM, but you can now
listen
to that show (excerpted) online.
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Democratic Party Resolution
The Champaign County Democratic Party recently passed a resolution urging Urbana citizens
to vote "no" to at-large seats. Read their resolution.
(9k PDF)
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NAACP Resolution
The Champaign County NAACP recently passed a resolution urging Urbana citizens
to vote "no" to at-large seats. Read their unanimous
resolution.
(8k PDF)
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College Democrats Endorsement
The University of Illinois
College Democrats have endorsed a "no" vote on the at-large question in Urbana. You
can read their
press
release here.
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Press Conference Statements
Read the prepared
statements from the launch of the Vote No At-Large Press Conference.
(25k PDF)
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Press Release for Conference
Read the press release
announcing our campaign kickoff press conference.
(18k PDF)
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Friend-to-Friend Letter
Send a letter to all your Urbana friends, asking them to vote no. Use our
example letter verbatim, or edit as you like. You can download the document
in Microsoft Word format, or
plain text.
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One-page brochure (front),
(back)
Print 10 and walk them to your neighbors.
(43k, 28k PDFs)
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Petition form
For neighbors who prefer a paper petition to the
online petition.
(13k PDF)