Nick Varrecchio for Clerk of Criminal Court

In Nick Varrecchio’s message the day before election day, he tells you in his own words, why you should vote for Nick Varrecchio #21 for Clerk of Criminal District Court.

Nick Varrecchio #21 is the reform candidate for the office of Clerk of Criminal District Court. This important office has suffered under the administration of Kimberly Williamson Butler. We need to restore and reform the office of Clerk of Criminal District Court.

This important office administers the Orleans Parish Criminal Court and also conducts elections in Orleans Parish. Nick Varrecchio has plans to remediate the evidence tainted by Katrina, and to ensure that all Orleans Parish residents have their voting rights respected, and their votes counted.

Please vote for Nick Varrecchio #21 for a Clerk of Court who is ready to get to work. Email all your friends and tell them to vote for Nick Varrecchio.

Please help the Nick Varrecchio campaign by volunteering on Election Day weekend. Nick Varrecchio will be campaigning to reform the office of Clerk of Criminal District Court.

Please tell everyone you know to get out and vote for Nick Varrecchio #21 for Clerk of Court.

Some people out there think that Nick Varrecchio has already won the race, and do not know that Nick Varrecchio still has to win a run off. There are people calling Nick Varrecchio to ask him about his plans for the office of Clerk of Criminal District Court. While we appreciate that vote of confidence, we don’t want people to forget that we still need them to cast a ballot for Nick Varrecchio on Saturday, May 20th.

We had a  wonderful victory this past Saturday. Our hard work and dedication has paid off. We advance to the run off on May 20th.

My thanks and gratitude to all who have worked for our victory.

The shorter list of run off candidates and the one on one comparison with our opponent will bring a more focused discussion of the important issues. Our campaign is to bring integrity and reform to this very important elected office. Only with your help can we succeed. Please contact us if you are able to volunteer your time, contribute to the campaign, place a sign in your yard or assist us in any other way.

We have a very short time to accomplish our goal. Thank you for your support.

Nick Varrecchio

Thank you for your support at our fundraisers. They have been a great success. Your support has helped Nick Varrecchio to communicate his message of reform for this important office. With you support Nick Varrecchio has been able to win the support of the Times-Picayune, The Alliance for Good Government, The AFL-CIO, The Forum for Equality, The New Orleans Coalition, and The Regular Democratic Organization.

In the final week of the campaign, Nick Varrecchio is poised to win. Thank you so much for your support.

If you’ve not made a donation, you can do so now. Help Nick Varrecchio get his message out through the home streach.

Welcome to my campaign blog.

This Saturday, April 22, 2006 is election day. Please make every effort to vote and encourage your family and friends to vote also.

We have had a very good past week, with our campaign endorsed by the Times-Picayune, Gambit weekly, State Senator Derrick Shepherd, and with two very successfull fundraisers.

We need your help for this very important final stetch. Please log on to the “How to Contribute” part of our website if you would like to make a financial contribution to our campaign.

If you wish to volunteer, please call us at (504) 524-8600. We need people to assist us at our headquarters located at 7924 Maple Street, as well as people to distribute cards in neighborhoods, put signs up around town, or to stand with us at intersections this week both in mornings of during afternnons this week. We will also need people for these same tasks on election day.

If you are interested in helping, please call us or contribute to be a part of this very important reform effort.

Also, please join us at our headquarters, 7924 Maple Street, this Saturday, April 22 from 8:30 p.m. until-, as we count our election returns and as we ready for what we believe will be a spot in the May 20, 2006 run-off election.