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# \[ARCHIVE] Event Supplies Checklist

## **General Supplies Checklist**

* [ ] Name tags
* [ ] Sharpies
* [ ] Extra plates 
* [ ] Extra silverware
* [ ] Laptop and/or tablet (for Zoom participants and shift sign-ups)

## **Work Supplies Checklist** 

Make sure the appropriate supplies are brought to the event based on the work task you’re looking to accomplish. It’s a good idea to set a goal for what you’d like to get accomplished at the event so you can bring the appropriate quantities (bring extras, just in case!).

### **Petitioner Kits**:

* [ ] Petition packets
* [ ] Pens
* [ ] Staplers
* [ ] Staples
* [ ] Manuscript covers
* [ ] Clipboards
* [ ] Printed posters
* [ ] Tape
* [ ] Laminator
* [ ] Laminator sheets

### Buttons: 

* [ ] Button maker
* [ ] Printed button sheets
* [ ] Protractor blade
* [ ] Button covers
* [ ] Button pin backings
* [ ] Mylar sheets

### Deep Canvassing Items: 

* [ ] Phone number lists (for text banking)
* [ ] Printed leaflets to fold
* [ ] Rulers
* [ ] Stencil paper


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