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Auxiliary Emblem
ALA Thanks to
the American Legion Click on Blue Star Banner
Veterans
Creative Arts Festival Albany, NY 12207 |
Legislation
Sending E-mail to Your Legislative officials. In the write to congress Graphic, insert your zip code, click on Go, and another page will open up with your elected officials photos, click on Federal, and you will be able to write one message which will be sent to all officials with one click 
Together - Embrace - Achieve – Magnanimously How do we “uphold and defend the constitution of the United States of America?” How can we live free and fly high like the Cardinal? It is no exaggeration to say that active involvement in our legislative process is the only key to achieve such goals, and insurance that our legislators will properly represent the rights of “We, the people”.
The Second Session of the 110th Congress is now underway and major political parties are currently in the process of selecting their candidates for Congress and President. Now more than ever, it is imperative that everyone does his or her part in the electoral process in Getting Out the Vote! New Publications Immediately Available Online
The American Legion recently released two new publications for distribution to the public throughout the 2008 elections. The American Legion, VOTE America ’08, Guide to Promoting the “Get Out the Vote” Program encourages voter registration, voter education and voter participation in all elections. This pamphlet suggests activities on how American Legion Posts can increase the turnout. Veterans traditionally respond to this call to become actively involved in the electoral process and are the most likely to cast their ballots on Election Day. The American Legion’s goal is to encourage more Americans, especially veterans and the military family abroad, to vote. The other pamphlet entitled, The American Legion, Policy on Illegal Immigration, A Strategy to Address Illegal Immigration in the United States offers The American Legion’s assessment of illegal immigration and a strategy on how to effectively address this issue. Everyone is encouraged to read and understand this booklet as illegal immigration will be one of the most fiercely contested issues in many state and congressional elections, as well as the presidential campaign. "Everyone is strongly encouraged to "spread the word" about these pamphlets and their availability for use during the 2008 campaign season." Both pamphlets are also available for downloading on The American Legion National website. Click on the following link Publications & Resources icon and scroll down the Publications page to the Public Relations section.
Click on Plans of Work
from Dept. Legislative Chairman for more information!
Barbara Wong Contact Department Office for chairman's physical address
REPORTING The Department's report to National is the
factor that makes the
Unit Chairmen: Please send reports to reach your County Chairman by November 1, 2007, March 1, 2008 and May 1, 2008. County Chairmen: Please send Report Form to reach the Dept. Chairman by November 10, 2007, March 10, 2008 and May 10, 2008. Note:
Form is in (PDF Format
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