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Roy LaVerne Brooks Stays on Ballot in Tarrant County Despite Legal Assault

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ERA - Where it stands

U.S. Congressional Resolutions for Constitutional adoption of the ERA now await the completion of the full 38 states’ ratifications. Past state ratifications cannot be rescinded. (Ref.) A three-state strategy has been proposed that is less costly, less time-consuming, quicker, and less risky politically than starting ratifications all over. Ratifications of only three more states out of the 15 still unratified are needed. (Ref.)
By past precedent (an unrelated 203 year old amendment was recently ratified) the ERA is still legally held timely (“contemporaneous”) and viable, fair, and just by Congressional Research Service, which researches legal issues and other for Congress.
Bills to ratify the ERA are currently being introduced
in the States of Illinois, Missouri, Florida, and others. Still unratified are the States of Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, N. Carolina, Oklahoma, S. Carolina, Utah and Virginia. We only need three of them!
Source: http://ratifyeraflorida.net/facts.shtml

LEGISLATION: J.S. Resolution 10 H.J. Resolution 40 H. Resolution 757 Congressional Sponsors

Supporting Organizations
(to be added to list Chief Officer of organization should send an email to: era@equalrightsamendment.org

Monday, March 1, 2010

In Texas Democrats can Abolish the Texas Two Step NOW

The resolution below needs to be proposed and passed at the Democratic Precinct Conventions in Texas Tues., March 2nd (after the polls close)

Resolution to Select All National Delegates Based on Presidential Primary Results
Whereas, it is a Democratic Party principle that each Democratic voter’s vote should have equal weight;
And the presidential selection caucus system makes some Democratic voters’ votes more important than others;
Whereas, it is a Democratic Party principle that all Democrats should have easy access to the ballot;
And the presidential caucus is unavailable to many Democratic voters because of the weekday evening hour if they work, have small children, are disabled, are homebound, in the military or out of county;
Whereas, Democratic voters are allowed to cast their primary vote by mail or during the two weeks of early voting to accommodate varied working and travel schedules as well as the needs of those over the age of 65 and the disabled;
And the caucus vote is at only one hour on one day;
Therefore, be it resolved that the Texas Democratic Party shall institute true democracy in the presidential primary process by abolishing the hybrid system of allocating presidential delegates by a combination of primary and caucus results and instituting a delegate allocation system based solely on the presidential primary results.
Passed by the precinct convention held in Precinct ____________ Senatorial District ___________ on March 2, 2010.
_______________________
Caucus Chair
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Caucus Secretary

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