Does anyone have the email or phone number to contact

[jwirr]

the Sanders campaign about voter problems?

[Autumn]

1. We have this. I haven't seen a phone number

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1280164923

During primaries and caucuses we maintain voter hotlines.

They are typically open from a few days before the election to a few days after.

You can email us at [e-mail]
and we'll send you that info on or just before election day in your state.

Outside of that time, to report a voter issue you can contact your Secretary of State or local Board of Elections.

Thank you for your vote and your help in spreading Bernie's message!

Sarah
Help Desk Volunteer
www.BernieSanders.com

[jwirr]

2. If you have noticed what I am upset about at the minute

you will know that I am trying to contact them about the 33 State Democratic Party deal with Hillary's Victory Fund.

I am a delegate and at this point it seems like a joke because of this deal was made before any debates and/or a vote then what am I doing anyhow?

I have a convention to go to on May 7 and would like to know how the Bernie campaign wants this handled.

[Autumn]

3. Link please. just got back on half and hour ago

[Downwinder]

4. From WNYC article

If a voter experiences a problem at their poll site, State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office has set up a hotline that will be staffed by attorneys in the office's Civil Rights Bureau. That number is 800-771-7755. Complaints can also be submitted through email at [e-mail] at any time between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
http://www.wnyc.org/story/democratic-voter-rolls-drop-more-60000-brooklyn-presidential-primary/

[Autumn]

6. Thanks I posted an OP and pinned it with that number for tomorrow

[jwirr]

7. Don't know how to do a link but you can goole "How Hillary

Clinton Bought the Loyalty of 33 State Democratic Parties" here on this site.

[Duval]

10. I googled.

It is disgusting! How is this not fraud? Damn!

[jwirr]

11. Yeah. I am supposed to go to a convention and vote for our

choice even though I know that the choice has already been picked? That even if my candidate wins the majority of elected delegates a bunch of pre-bought super-delegates will override the vote and there is nothing I can do about it? Knowing that my own state party sent Hillary a great deal of money for donors so that she could defeat our candidate.

So far the caucus and the convention I have attended are following the rules. And it might even continue to right up to the State convention but when the super-delegates from all of our states get to Philly do they give a shit what we want? Unless this stops now the answer is no they do not care.

I voted in my first election for JFK and have worked in every campaign since. Even in 92. There is a saying "I did not leave the party - they left me." That is how I feel about this one.

I am going to the next couple of conventions and I will act honestly but I do not expect the sold out party to do the same.

Independence here I come and I hope to take all my family with me.

[snot]

5. Not a cure-all, but:

?oh=7402b88342917bad563b5a328c09cba6&oe=57AE4785

I'm not sure if that came from the Bernie campaign or just a Bernie supporter.

[Autumn]

12. Your link isn't working for me.

[snot]

14. Sorry; I was afraid of that.

[Autumn]

15. Was it a tweet?

[snot]

16. No, a facebook post by someone I'm not friends with.

[Stardust]

8. Here's a number to their Burlington HQ: 802-557-2319

[jwirr]

9. Thank you.

[Autumn]

13. I pinned an OP and I'll add that number if you come across any more let me know. Is that the

Sanders HQ ?

[Stardust]

17. Yes, it is the Sander's HQ.