Dallas Precinct 2038, M Streets/Glencoe

I wanted to let you know of an opportunity to hear your County Commissioner, District 2, Andrew Sommerman speak. The Dallas Founder Lions Club will be presenting him on Friday, April 3, for a special lunch program at Campisi’s on Mockingbird.

Commissioner Sommerman is a longtime Dallas County resident and public servant focused on strengthening county services, including mental health, healthcare, housing, and childcare. We are excited to welcome him for what should be a timely and engaging program.

Event Details
Friday, April 3
Networking at 11:45 AM
Program at 12:00 PM

Location
Campisi’s Egyptian Restaurant
5610 E. Mockingbird Lane
Dallas, Texas

Lunch and RSVP
Lunch is $25 and includes Campisi’s chicken piccata, house salad, Joe’s famous garlic toast, drinks, tax, and gratuity.

Lunch ticket link:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/dallas-founder-lions-club-meeting-commissioner-andy-sommerman

Annette Krausse
Dallas Founder Lions Club
Precinct Chair 2038

Dallas Founder Lions Club Meeting - Commissioner Andy Sommerman Join the Dallas Founder Lions Club on Friday, April 3, for a special lunch meeting at Campisi’s Egyptian Restaurant with guest speaker Andy Sommerman, Dallas County Commissioner for District 2. With Dallas College off for Good Friday, this meeting will be held at Campisi’s instead of our regular...

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Due to location confusion caused by the new demands from the Republican Party this cycle, the polls are open until 9 PM. If you know any Democrat, who did not make it to vote, they can vote until 9 PM!!

COME ON PRECINCT 2038! WE'RE BEHIND! LET'S GET THOSE NUMBERS UP! EARLY VOTING ENDS TOMORROW! PLEASE VOTE EARLY, AT ANY LOCATION, AND TAKE A FRIEND OR NEIGHBOR.
(On election day, you MUST vote at Mockingbird Elementary. No options.)

🗳️ This is the final week of Early Voting! Early Voting ends February 27th.

Vote Monday through Friday from 7 AM – 7 PM at any of the 74 Early Voting locations in Dallas County.

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Feb. 17 – 20: 8 AM – 5 PM
Feb. 22: 12PM – 6PM
Feb. 21: 7AM – 7PM
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You can vote at ANY location in Dallas County (except on election day), but these are near Glencoe Park/M-Streets:
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