9/1/12 Campaign Trial Update #96

Lunch With The High Bidder; Nadine and I picked up Cory and his mom Sharon, winners of Immaculate Conception Church’s August 2012 Silent Auction sponsored by Tim Utz for Minnesota HD41-B, from their home in Fridley with the campaign bus.

 

Together we made the short trip to Culver’s in St. Anthony for lunch. The four of us enjoyed pleasant conversation, and a variety of food. At $25.00 Cory was the wining bidder of the silent auction lunch. Our conversations continued as we returned Cory and his mother to Fridley. Thank You Cory for making our auction gift a success.

 

 

 

9/1/12 Campaign Trail Update #95

Nadine and Mona and I were visiting voters in Columbia Heights this morning when we passed an antique Auto Show at Columbia Heights at Bobby and Steve’s Auto World at 37^th and Central. Reservoir Blvd and the stores parking lot had become an antique auto display full of vehicles from eras past.

 

We spent 30 minutes visiting with folks, looking at the vast variety of vehicles while remembering the good old days of no seatbelts, A/C or DVD’s. Some vehicles were even for sale, but most were just for display. Hot dogs, brats, burgers and other associated foods were available on the outdoor grill.

 

Visit www.timutzforhouse.com today, and make a generous donation.

 

 

9/8/12 Personal Endorsements

One aspect of a successful campaign is personal endorsements of a candidate. In the final weeks leading up to Election Day hundreds and perhaps thousands of people look up a candidate’s website for information including endorsements, especially personal endorsements. When people recognize someone’s name that is supporting a candidate, they are more likely trusting their intent for voting that candidate; you never know who knows who from where that lives in Minnesota HD41-B.

 

Many people have stated their support for our campaign but not submitted a personal endorsement yet; if intending to send an endorsement and have not yet, now is the critical time. Take a few moments now, write 2-3 sentence endorsement, and then email to contact@timutzforhouse.com.

 

Wherever you live around the country or the world for that matter, the small action of submitting a personal endorsement is simple but critical in the final days. The process of posting an endorsement takes a few days to get posted on the campaign website, with Election Day in 58 days, now is the time to submit that endorsement at contact@timutzforhouse.com.

 

Do not delay, do not wait, take action today at contact@timutzforhouse.com, you do make a difference.

9/7/12 Columbia Heights Home Football Game

Join us tonight at the Columbia Heights High School for our local football game. The campaign bus will arrive about 5:50PM with the tailgating party starting at 6:00PM. Bring your own drinks, and munchies. Plan to join us for the game, with game tickets around $7.00. Remember to dress in the campaign colors of Green, Orange and Purple. See you tonight; further questions contact us at 763-781-5129.

9/7/12 Community Event

Salem Covenant Church Community Celebration

Celebrate fundraising efforts with Salem Covenant Church and the community Sunday September 9, 2012 starting at 11:00AM. Come join the fun and enjoy food, petting zoo, inflatables, pig roast, root beer floats.

 

For further information contact the church at: Salem Covenant Church 2655 5th Street NW New Brighton MN, 55112 Phone: 651-633-9615. www.salemcov.org

9/7/12 Donation Report

We received a generous $20.00 donation allowing the purchase of fuel for the campaign bus. With this $20.00 purchase the bus is back on the campaign trail for a couple days. Help keep the bus on the road, join this supporter and donate $20.00 or more for bus fuel at www.timutzforhouse.com today.  

8/30/12 Campaign Trail Update #94

This morning I returned to the previous morning’s location in St. Anthony but brought Mona and arrived 30 minutes later, discovering a larger group of motorists headed to work. We had a great time again being greeted by many folks with thumbs up, big smiles, waves, and honking horns. As usual we received the customary liberal stair downs, a couple thumbs down and one middle finger salute. All in all, a great time today and I am resigned to expect my opponents will receive at least a few votes

 

One could call this election cycle an unfair advantage by our campaign for moving to the Constitution Party last summer, having the vision to recognize the distain by voters for major party politics and party control of candidates. For this candidate being politically free is an awesome experience during the 2012 election cycle.