Campaign Concerned About Incorrect Caucus Location Information Provided by the Nevada GOP

HQ should go through their donor list and identify all donors in NV. They need to be contacted about the correct locations and to tell their friends and family to do the same.

I just spoke to HQ and they are looking into this as fast as they can and will post something on the official website as soon as they find out.

Also, this is a message I was asked to pass on:

Multiple thousands of volunteers are needed immediately with cameras to oversee the recount of the ballots, according to Albert Howard, candidate who ordered and paid for this.

If interested report to the Archives Building in Concord, NH., located at 71 South Fruit St.

Get the votes out. If the other candidates can't get their people to the right place then thats greats for Ron Paul.

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From analyzing this race very closely I would say that Nevada holds a significant amount of importance for Paul

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For him to win he must get all of his voters to the polls on saturday.

The campaign just needs to get a few volunteers or even pay a few people to hang out at the wrong locations with a stack of printed directions to the correct location. Perhaps a sign saying something like "Where do I Vote?" would also be helpful.

I don't know how to contact the campaign, precinct captains or whatever, but this would solve the problem.

And the only reason I say this is because as most people know, Ron Paul has been hitting Nevada hard with air-time, radio, appearances, etc... while other Repub candidates were heavily focused on Michigan and/or South Carolina. This is a fact. Even some of the pundits are wondering if RP can pull out a win given the fact that he is basically the only Repub doing the heavy lifting & spending to earn a win.

Of course, it is likely the case the state GOP just made an honest mistake. It isn't the first time nor will it be the last that communication between various individuals within the party gets messed up and incorrect information goes out. So I wouldn't be asking for heads to Roll just yet. This does not mean investigations should not be done. But an accusation based only on speculation is no proof at all. Wait and see... get the RP peeps the right information and let us hope that they get the job done.

If it later turns out that shenanigans were involved by the state GOP to intentionally decrease caucus turnout among Republicans (we already know Obama has most of the union support in Vegas and will likely have a good showing and win on the D side) then we hit the streets. Caution should be exercised until more facts are known.

Most important thing - make sure the RP supporters get the right information and make sure they show up in large numbers. The rest should take care of itself.

It seems that this is a state wide problem and not just among Paul supporters. I think what the campaing is doing is commendable in bringing it to the attention of the state GOP.

Is it to our advantage though to really press the issue? A delay would only allow other candidates to come in later and woo voters to their campaign. Also, assuming it affects all supporters equally, I think that Paul supporters are most likely to figure out where the right caucus site is. It will probably be the people who are not as active that may have the problems Saturday morning.

The only way it affects our percentage is if a higher percent of Pauls' support comes from these counties, rather than other areas.

Assuming that all registered Republicans received incorrect information, Ron Paul supporters will be more likely to resolve the problem when it comes time to vote.