Slight Change of Venue for Tonight’s Meeting with Utah Legislative District 60 Candidates Brad Daw and Linda Houskeeper

*** ROOM CHANGE FOR TONIGHT’S MEETING ***

Because of scheduling and the size of other events at the Tahitian Noni Internation Building tonight, we are moving our meeting with the Utah House of Representatives Legislative District 60 seat Republican candidates Brad Daw (incumbent) and Linda Houskeeper (challenger) to another room IN THE SAME FACILITY. We’ll be meeting in the Emerald Room rather than the Auditorium. Note the Emerald Room is directly across from the Auditorium, so it should not be too difficult to find.

For convenience, I’ve included the invitation and agenda again below (see the change in BOLD):

Date: Wednesday, 4/16/08
Time: 6:30pm – 8:00pm
Place *** NOTE ROOM CHANGE ***: Tahitian Noni Auditorium Emerald Room (click here for directions to the Tahitian Noni Building in Provo)

Agenda:

1. Coin toss – winner chooses to go first with either opening statement or closing statement

2. Candidate 1 introduction (10-15 minutes)

3. Candidate 2 introduction (10-15 minutes)

4. Questions from the attendees directed to individual candidates or to both–giving both candidates an opportunity to respond or comment on the questions (55 minutes)

5. Candidate 2 conclusion (2 minutes)

6. Candidate 1 conclusion (2 minutes)

Again, I will be moderating the meeting.

Candidate Questions

If you are interested in asking the candidates specific questions, I still have some time to get your questions onto the list if you can get them to me before 3pm today. If you would please submit your questions by e-mail to:

kip dot meacham “at” comcast dot net

When submitting your question, please include the following information:

• Your Name

• Your Precinct

• Candidate to Whom the Question is Directed (Daw, Houskeeper, Both)

• Body of the Question

If you have any additional questions about the event, please direct them to either me or to Ivan Keller (three five eight ivan “at” gmail dot com), LEG 60 Chair.

We look forward to a great discussion of the issues that affect the future of our Legislative District, County, and State. The public is invited to attend.