LeSueur County DFL Precinct Caucus Locations

Here are the locations of the LeSueur County DFL's Precinct Caucuses:

Cleveland City – Cleveland City Hall        

   205 4^th Street, Cleveland 56017   

          

Cleveland Township – Cleveland City Hall    

   205 4^th Street, Cleveland 56017                                 

Cordova Township – LeSueur County Courthouse

   88 S. Park Avenue, LeCenter 56057

Derrynane Township – Derrynane Township Hall

   31255 St. Thomas Road, LeSueur 56058

Elysian Township (P1/P2) &

Elysian City – Elysian Tourism Center

   100 3^rd Street S.W., Elysian 56028

Heidelberg – New Prague City Hall                                

   118 Central Ave N., New Prague, MN 56071             

Kasota  City & Township – Cleveland City Hall    

   205 4^th Street, Cleveland 56017                         

Kilkenny Township  - Waterville Twn. Hall                   

    3^rd Street, Waterville 56096 

Lanesburgh Township – New Prague City Hall        

    118 Central Ave N, New Prague, MN 56071   

LeCenter W1/W2 – LeSueur County Courthouse                

   88 S. Park Avenue, LeCenter 56057               

LeSueur W1 – LeSueur-Henderson High School                

   901 E. Ferry Street, LeSueur 56058                                               

LeSueur W2 – LeSueur-Henderson High School    

   901 E. Ferry Street, LeSueur 56058                       

Lexington Township – LeSueur County Courthouse                

   88 S. Park Avenue, LeCenter 56057             

Montgomery Township – Montgomery Public Library   

   104 Oak Avenue S.E., Montgomery 56069

Montgomery W1/W2 – Montgomery Public Library

   104 Oak Avenue S.E., Montgomery 56069

New Prague – New Prague City Hall

   118 Central Ave N, New Prague, MN 56071

Ottawa Township – Ottawa Township Hall

   39120 Bryant Street, Le Sueur 56058

Sharon Township – Le Sueur County Courthouse

   88 S. Park Avenue, LeCenter 56057

Tyrone Township – Tyrone Township Hall

    29246 St. Thomas Road, LeSueur 56058 

Washington Township – Cleveland City Hall

   205 4^th Street, Cleveland 56017

Waterville Township – Waterville Twn. Hall

3^rd Street, Waterville 56096

Waterville City – Waterville Twn. Hall

3^rd Street, Waterville  56096

Rice County DFL to Hold Precinct Caucuses on February 7th

Rice County Democrats Gather to Cast Presidential Preference Ballot, Select Convention Delegates, Debate Party Platform, Elect Precinct Leaders

Rice County Democrats will gather on Tuesday, February 7^th for the Democratic Farmer Labor  (DFL) Party’s biennial precinct caucuses which will be held at three locations:  Northfield Middle School, Faribault Middle School and Forest Township’s Town Hall.

At the precinct caucuses, DFLers will cast a Presidential preference ballot that will demonstrate their preference in the upcoming election. Attendees will have the opportunity to run and vote for delegates supporting specific candidates or issues to represent the precinct at the upcoming Rice County DFL convention on Saturday, March 31. There will also be an opportunity to introduce and debate resolutions for possible inclusion in the Minnesota DFL Party’s action agenda/platform, and elect precinct leaders for the next two years.

The caucuses will begin at 7:00 p.m. with registration opening at 6:30 p.m. Presidential preference balloting will conclude at 8:00 p.m. sharp. Ballots may only be cast in person; no absentee balloting is allowed.

Anyone who will be eligible to vote in Minnesota by November 6, 2012 may vote in the  Presidential preference ballot. Anyone age 16 or over may participate in caucus business.

A list of all caucus locations statewide is available at www.dfl.org. If you are unsure what precinct you live in visit the precinct caucus finder on the Secretary of State’s website: http://caucusfinder.sos.state.mn.us/

WHAT:             Rice County DFL Precinct Caucuses

WHEN:            Tuesday, February 7, 2010, 7:00 p.m. (registration begins at 6:30 p.m.)

LOCATIONS:

            Northfield Middle School

                        2200 division Street South, Northfield, MN 55057

–      For precincts within Northeastern Rice County that fall in Senate District 25: 

TOWNSHIPS:  Bridgewater, Northfield, and Wheeling

CITIES:  Dundas, Dennison (part), Nerstrand, Northfield (8 precincts)

Forest Township Town Hall

                   3625 Millersburg Blvd., Faribault (Millersburg), MN

–      For precincts within Northwestern Rice County that fall in Senate District 25: 

TOWNSHIPS:  Wheatland, Webster, Erin, Forest, Shieldsville,

CITY:  Lonsdale

                        Faribault Middle School

                        704 – 17^th Street SW, Faribault, MN  55021

–      For precincts within Rice County that fall in Senate District 26: 

TOWNSHIPS:  Cannon City, Wells, Morristown, Warsaw, Walcott, and Richland

                              CITIES:  Morristown, and Faribault (6 precincts)

Jobs Plan: Fix Our Bridges

This is a bridge in Scott County, Minnesota (national bridge ID 5704).

It was built in 1936. It is now listed as "structurally deficient".

 

This bridge is located in the Second Congressional District

home of Congressman John Kline.

This is one of several bridges within the Second Congressional District which are labeled as "structurally deficient".

This bridge needs to be fixed. This bridge would create jobs.

Recently Congressman John Kline held a town hall where he was asked about jobs and fixing infrastructure - like this bridge.

 Congressman Kline has been in Congress for 10 years.
And knows how not to answer a question.

10 years of ignoring the infrastructure in our Congressional District.

This is just one bridge that needs to be fixed. There are many more. Fixing the "structural deficient" bridges in our Congressional District would create private sector jobs - and those jobs would boost local economies.

Contact Congressman Kline and demand that he creates jobs by fixing the bridges in his district (click for contact information).

Photos are:  (c) 2012 Senate District 25 DFL. All rights reserved.

Paul on Community Organizing

Are you ready to lead?

The List: Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!

It's Friday night and "The List" is back!

And tonight's "List" is all about JOBS! JOBS! JOBS!

Here are five things the U.S. Congress can do to spur

job creation and grow the economy.

5.  Cut taxes on small businesses to help them hire and grow (read more)!

4.  Fix our deficient bridges 

(1149 in Minnesota to be precise - read more)!

Want to see if the bridges in your area are some of

the 1149 bridges deficient bridges in MN? 

Visit:  http://t4america.org/resources/bridges/  

3.  Invest in our schools! Modernizing Over 35,000 Schools -- From Science Labs and Internet-Ready Classrooms to Renovated Facilities (read more).

2.  Put more money in the pockets of every American worker and family! (read more)

1.  PASS THE BILL!

Specifically:  The American JOBS Act

This legislation will achieve all of the above and more.

9/11 We Will Not Forget

Tags: Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning), Alan Jackson, Alan Jackson Videos

Sibley County DFL Fundraising Dinner

2010 Sibley County DFL Fundraiser

The Sibley County
Democratic Farmer Labor Party

invites you to a fund-raising dinner 

When:   Saturday, September 10th
               -  social hour at 5:00 p.m.
               -  dinner starts at 6:00 p.m.
               -  speeches, program and live auction starts at 7:00 p.m.


Where:  American Legion, Gaylord


Cost:  $20.00 per person


Details:
Please join your friends from the Sibley County DFL for an evening of fellowship and fun. Join us as we work to help lead this state and this nation into the future. 


If you care about issues like good paying jobs, fare wages, and trying to do right by our veterans, join our efforts. 


 Our evening will start with social hour at 5:00 p.m., cash bar available, and a delicious buffet dinner scheduled to start at 6:00 p.m. Dinner is $20.00 per person. At 7:00 p.m., special guests, including elected DFL officials and candidates for various offices around Minnesota will address us. 


 This is free to the public. There will be a silent auction going on through out the evening, and a live auction will follow the speeches. Donations for either auction welcome. 


 For more information please contact Barb Johnson (507) 647-3030