ATTACHMENT 1 From: Congressman Denny Rehberg Date: une 4, 2012 61402 PM MOT To: Subject Elections Matter Reply-To: If you are having trouble viewing tis message or would ike te share it an a soclal network, you can view the message online June 04, 2012 ey nea ea eonen Webpage | Email Denny | News | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube Don't Forget to Vote Read more information on the Montana Secretary of State's Website. [tse Links] 2012 Election Information Montana = "== Find your polling place and track Primary Election your ballot Tuesday, June 5, 2012 Military & Montana's Primary Election is tomorrow. Overseas Voters ae Tell a Friend : 7 E-mail: Even if you haven't registered to vote, there's still time. Late tJ ‘Voter Registration continues in Montana and will remain open E-mail until the close of polls on election day. To late register, you [7 must visit your county election office. You can find your E-mail: county election office by clicking here (PDF). L ] Vote absentee More and more Montanans are choosing to vote early. You 2can too by requesting an absentee ballot. Just fill out the Application for an Absentee Ballot here (PDF) and deliver it to your county election office (PDF) by noon, the day before the election. You can also sign up for the Annual Absentee List (PDF) to have ballots for which you are eligible automatically mailed to you. If you have already requested and received your Absentee Ballot, make sure its returned by the time polls close on Tuesday. Be sure to take into account mail delivery times, and remember you can always hand-deliver your ballot to your county election office (PDF). If you've already retuned your ballot, you can track it here. Vote At the Polls Polling places open between 7:00 am and 12:00 pm depending on where you are voting. While most will open at 7 am, you should contact your county election office (PDF) with questions, All polls will remain open until 8 PM, but anyone who is in line at 8 PM will be allowed to cast their ballot. If youre unable to drive to the polls yourself, contact your county election office (PDF) for options for voting including ‘voting by absentee ballot, or getting a ride from a community service organization that may be providing transportation in your community. Elections matter. - A A ain MON 4 Join the Online Town Hall Meeting today Interact With Denny On ( Yout iWATTACHMENT 2 - Franking Standards Committee on House Administration Frankable Items Examples of frankable material include but are not limited to: Legislative duti - Correspondence, include newsletters = _ Press Releases for distribution to the communications media = Questionnaires seeking public opinion on any law, pending or proposed legislation, or Public policy issue. © A questionnaire must provide the responder the opportunity to respond “yes” or “no,” to grade his/her response, or to select a response from multiple choices: which must include an option of ‘other’ with a comment opportunity or “none of the above.” 2 A questionnaire may not include 2 question inviting the responder, directly or indirectly to indicate his ner poitical party affltation © AMember may not permit the use of his/her frank for the retum of responses to his/her questionnaire. © A tabulation ofthe results of such a questionnaire received by the Member may subsequently be included in a newsletter or other official mailing. ~ Notice of the impact of Federal Laws and Decisions on state and local govemments and individual citizens - Publications of the Congress and Federal Government Agencies or Departments, including Federal laws, regulations, and any other publications printed by order of the ‘Congress or by the Government Printing Office. + Publications of nominal value published by the U.S. Capitol Historical Society, including the annual calendar; purchased with federal funds. = Publications published by a state or local government agency or department listing Public Services. Constituent Services = _ Information regarding the Federal Constituent Services available through the Member office. = Messages of Congratulations to persons who have achieved some public distinction [39 U.S.C. 32108a)(3)(F)], including but not limited to: