ARIZONA INTERFAITH NETWORK
East Valley Interfaith
Valley Interfaith Project
Pima County Interfaith Council
Yuma County Interfaith Sponsoring Committee
Northern Arizona Interfaith Council Sponsoring Committee

VOTE STEWARDS /
VOTE APPRENTICES

WHAT IS A VOTE STEWARD:

Vote Stewards will conduct the field work for getting people engaged in voting, training and identifying potential apprentices, and expanding our voter database. Each person who attends a local training session will be asked to be a Vote Steward. The majority of Vote Stewards will be institutional leaders involved in institutional development. Different training opportunities will be available like:

• How to register to vote
• How to fill out an Early Mail-in Ballot Request
• How to conduct a House Meeting / small group meeting
• Why we Organize

• Identifying and committing 100 people to vote
• Holding House meetings / local trainings
  • How do you get 100 people?
    • Organizing 10 Apprentices to get 10 mail-in ballot requests each
    • Asking 100 people to fill out a commitment card or early mail in ballot card. Broken down, that means asking 1 person almost every day, beginning now through the primary.
    • Conducting small group meetings in your institutions, either after mass/ services, in classes, in lounge areas, in ministry meetings and more.
    • Use your imagination!

WHAT IS A VOTE STEWARD APPRENTICE:
A Vote Steward Apprentice is a leader who is interested in engaging a small group of people committed to voting in the fall elections. This can include family members, co-workers, friends, acquaintances and/or people who attend a house meeting (small group meeting). Training sessions will be available.

WHAT IS A VOTE STEWARD APPRENTICE RESPONSIBLE FOR: