Join us for opening of campaign headquarters and 29 day homestretch kickoff!
Dear Friends,The campaign is going well and our goal of winning strong on November 8th remains the prize upon which we remain unrelentingly focused.Succeeding in the achievement of this goal depends on your help, support and involvement. Many of you have already given generously of both your time and your finances and I offer you my sincerest thanks for doing so.The next three weeks are critical. Mail-in Absentee voting begins on or about October 20th. Over 60% of the votes will be cast via mail at this point or shortly thereafter.We must push now even harder than ever and your physical presence at campaign events/activities is vital to maintaining the momentum. If you can't help in person perhaps you can help spread the word or make a small financial contribution?But over the next three weeks, your physical presence and help is most important. Please join us if you can at the below three events.Friday October 7, 4pm-6pm Sign/Holding -Puhi Fronting Kauai Community CollegeSunday October 9, 5pm-7pm - Opening of our Campaign Headquarters and 29 Day Homestretch Kick-Off event! 4524 Pouli Road next to Foodland in Waipouli, Kapaa - Food, Fellowship and Music - Free! https://www.facebook.com/events/527160440826736/Friday October 14th, 4pm-6pm Sign/Holding - Across from Lihue AirportTo be clear, your physical presence at the above events is very important. Our campaign is fully charged and moving forward full speed ahead.Your presence at these events will add even more energy and momentum - and is needed now during this very important upcoming three week period.Thank you in advance for helping to spread the word and for joining us at the upcoming 3 events and for helping send the strongest message possible around the island!Imua!Gary HooserQuestions? 652-4279NOTE: Donations continue to be needed to fund our final media. Contributions may be made to Friends of Gary Hooser, 5685 Ohelo Road, Kapaa HI 96746 or online at http://garyhooser.com/donate-now/ No amount is too small and the maximum allowed by Hawaii law is $2,000 per individual. Mahalo to all!