WHEN:         Sunday, March 14 from 2pm-4pm
WHERE:       Camarillo Library
                      4101 Las Posas Road., Camarillo

Proposition 15, the California Fair Elections Act represents fundamental election reform that will allow candidates and elected officials to get out of the money game and get back to solving California’s problems by creating a pilot project for a voluntary Fair Elections public financing system of campaigns similar to those in seven other states.

Assemblymember Julia Brownley and Ventura County Supervisors Steve Bennett, Kathy Long, Linda Parks, and John Zaragoza, and California Nurses Association co-president Geri Jenkins, RN -- all endorsers of the California Fair Elections Act -- will talk about why they support it and why all Californians should!

Trent Lange, Chair of Yes on Proposition 15, will talk about how the system works and the statewide campaign to pass the proposition.

We will end with a brainstorming and organizing session for the new local grassroots coalition to support the campaign by building support locally.

Please invite anyone you know who is sick of the outrageous amount of money in politics and might be interested in helping bring about Fair Elections.  Imagine what California could be if our elected officials could focus on governing instead of fundraising!

Sponsors:   California Clean Money Campaign, California Common Cause, California Nurses Association, League of Women Voters of California, Los Padres Sierra Club, SOAR, Rainbow Alliance, Midtown Ventura Community Council, Dem Clubs of Camarillo, Conejo, Ojai, Oxnard, Ventura, Simi, Santa Clara Valley, Conejo Womens Council, VC National Women’s Political Caucus, PDA of VC, Social Action Committee Ventura Unitarian Church, DFA of VC, Arts 4 Action, VC Young Dems, VCCool, Stonewall Dem, plus additional groups joining every day.  To find out about adding your organization to the list, contact ventura-info@caclean.org.

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