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Burlington Progressives announce details for mayoral and ward caucuses

by Press Release | January 11, 2012

For immediate release
January 11, 2012

Contact
Elijah Bergman, vice chair
Burlington City Progressive Party
Elijah@ProgressiveParty.org.

Caucuses to take place January 22nd at Fletcher Free Library 4-5:30PM

BURLINGTON — The Burlington city Progressive Party announced today that it will officially be holding its 2012 mayoral and ward caucuses for the upcoming March 6th election January 22nd in the Fletcher Free Library Community Room from 4-5:30PM. Please note that this is not a continuation of the December 11th mayoral caucus and therefore all residents who did not vote in another party’s primary for the upcoming election are eligible to participate. As with the December 11th mayoral caucus, city Progressives will have the option of choosing “no candidate” during the January 22nd mayoral caucus. Ward caucuses will follow the conclusion of the mayoral caucus, where residents will select candidates for City Council, Inspectors of Election and Ward Clerks.

Posted in Press Releases | Tagged Burlington, Burlington Progressive Party caucuses, caucuses, Progressive

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