[greenyes] Recycling leaders and the political conventions

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GreenYes Colleagues:

One way elected officials evaluate the extent of interest that individuals 
and groups have in pursuing specific policies is by seeing who participates in 
the political process, including becoming delegates to national political 
conventions or by working in campaigns.

In a first of its kind survey, Recycle And Vote Environment (RAVE) is 
collecting information about recycling leaders who are delegates to political party 
conventions: Democrat, Republican, Green or Reform.

In addition, RAVE is collecting information about individuals active in 
campaigns at the state or local level.

Survey Instructions

Delegates: If you or someone you know is a delegate, please take a moment to 
answer all the questions below.

Participants in state or local campaigns, please provide your name and answer 
questions 5-11.

Survey Questions

1. Name (additional contact information optional):

Delegate Questions - Start Here and Complete List

2. I'm a delegate pledged to support:

3. I became a delegate by (explain process briefly):

4. Is this the first time you have been a delegate to a national party 
convention:

State or Local Campaigns - Start Here and Answer All Questions

5. Are you active in a political campaign at the state or local level?  If 
so, in which state or community and why?

6. What background and experience do you have in recycling (two sentence 
summary):

7. What about your candidate's record or experience indicates that the 
presidential candidate would be an effective leader on recycling policy?

8. What is the most important reason you support the candidate?

9. For state and local campaigns, why is this race important to you (two 
sentences)?

10. Are you supporting an incumbent?

11. Are you supporting a challenger?


Thank you for participating in this survey!

Recycling And Vote Environment (RAVE)
A nonpartisan project of community solutions designed to inform and educate 
opinion leaders and citizens who are recycling advocates.