YESTERDAY'S SIERRA CLUB BALLOTS INACCURATE!! Only vote for 3!

Sorry to message you again so quickly, but the local Sierra Club ballots arrived yesterday and they were printed wrong by the current local Club leadership:

First, they look like junk mail, but please don't recycle them. You have to mail the ballot itself back by Jan. 12.

Second, the ballots inaccurately state that you can vote for 4 candidates; there are ONLY 3 SEATS OPEN!!
Please mark your ballots ONLY for POSNER, MORGAN and McGUIRK. Ballots with more than 3 votes will likely be invalidated.

Micah Posner, Bob Morgan and Steve McGuirk are the challengers most committed to fighting climate change and carbon emissions, and to supporting the rail trail. Let's get it built quickly and stop further frivolous lawsuits and delays. Note that the rail trail has been unanimously approved by the "old" and "new" City Councils, the County, and the Coastal Commission.

This slate is endorsed by
Rick Longinotti, Campaign for Sensible Transporation*
Sally Arnold, Friends of the Rail Trail Chair*
Pauline Seales, Santa Cruz Climate Action Network*
Cynthia Mathews, former Mayor of Santa Cruz*
Greg Larson, Coastal Watershed Council Chair*
Dennis Norton, Save Our Shores Board*
Keresha Durhan, former Transporation Commission Chair*
Ron Pomerantz
Paul Schoelhamer
Mary Odegaard
Barry Scott
Gail Williamson
Joanne Katzen
Piet Canin
Shalom Dreampeace-Compost
Mark Mesiti-Miller
Cory Caletti
and dozens of other Sierra Club and environmental leaders.
*(Affiliations for identification purposes only)
FOR MORE INFORMATION:  Website or Facebook Video

PS - The incumbents are fine activists on other enviornmental issues, but their support for the current Club leadership has led to multiple delays, lawsuits and cost increases for the Westside Trail and the Trestle Bridge.  We need our local Sierra Club to fully embrace the national Club priority of fighting climate change and carbon emissiones.

Greg Larson
Lifetime Sierra Club member
Launched the Santa Cruz Climate Action Program
Chair of the Coastal Watershed Council
Only local government official invited to the Academy of Sciences critique of the Bush White House Climate Change Program
Created and led San Jose's then-nationally recognized Department of Environmental Services
Avid cyclist, hiker and have only owned Zero Emission Vehicles for three years