1. What is Latinos for Meg? A coalition of Latinos and dedicated Californians working to elect Meg Whitman the next Governor of California. 3

2. Who are members of the Latino Coalition? Republicans, Democrats and all Californians who want to make California great again. 4

3. What is the mission of the Latino Coalition? Recruit Volunteer Vote 5

4. Recruit Recruit by the Power of 10 and build your Personal Precinct Spread the word about Meg Whitman’s priorities: Create jobs Cut spending Fix education Invite others to events with Meg and encourage them to volunteer and vote for Meg Whitman for Governor 6

5. The Power of 10! It’s THAT easy! Invite 10 friends to join Latinos for Meg. You + Your Personal Precinct of Ten 7

6. Meg Whitman’s Message Three Priorities: 1.Create Jobs 2.Cut Spending 3.Fix Education “I know restoring California will not be easy. It will take time to uproot old habits. But we all love California too much to let it fail. Let’s rebuild the dream. Let’s start to create jobs again. Let’s treat education like the priority it needs to be. Let’s bring taxes in line with what hardworking Californians can afford, not what government demands. Let’s rebuild California to what it should be – the place of our dreams.” - Meg Whitman Californians are uniting behind Meg Whitman and her three priorities. We cannot afford to let California fail. 8

7. 10 Things About Meg Whitman Former CEO of eBay Successful career at Disney, Stride Rite, FTD, Bain & Company, Procter & Gamble, and Hasbro Married to Griff for 30 years Proud mother of two sons Avid skier, fly fisher, hiker and horseback rider Member of the fourth class of women at Princeton University MBA from Harvard Business School Played collegiate basketball Attended public schools through 12 th grade 9

8. Volunteer Host an event Invite Latinos to events with Meg Make phone calls for Meg Get out the vote by precinct walking Help at your local campaign headquarters 10

9. The Latino Coalition Campaign Structure 8 Campaign Regions 11

10. Regional Grassroots Director County Chair City Captains with Personal Precincts of 10 County Chair City Captains with Personal Precincts of 10 County Chair City Captains with Personal Precincts of 10 12

11. Regional Grassroots Director Works closely with the Latino Coalition Statewide Co-Chairs and Deputy Coalitions Director. Responsibilities: Join the Latino Coalition and build a Personal Precinct Identify County Chairs and MEGaMujeres Invite Latinos to events with Meg Participate in two conference calls a month Relay information to all County Chairs Serve as the liaison between Latino Coalition volunteers and the campaign 13

12. County Chairs Work closely with the Latino Coalition Statewide Co-Chairs and Coalition Staff. Reports to the Regional Directors. Responsibilities: Join the Latino Coalition and build a Personal Precinct Identify City Captains and MEGaMujeres Invite Latinos to events with Meg Participate in one conference call a month Relay information to all City Captains Help with local events and communications efforts 14

13. City Captains Report to County Chairs Responsibilities: Join the Latino Coalition and build a Personal Precinct Invite Latinos to events with Meg Participate in one conference call a month Relay information to Personal Precinct of 10 Help with local events and communications efforts Hold “Meet and Greets” to recruit volunteers 15

14. Latino Coalition Leadership Regional Directors - Eight Regions Northern California –Director, Richard Loa –Alpine, Amador, Butte, Colusa, Del Norte, El Dorado, Glenn, Humboldt, Lake, Lassen, Mendocino, Modoc, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Yolo, Yuba Bay Area –Director, Leo Lacayo –Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma Central Valley –Director, Michael Montelongo –Calaveras, Fresno, Inyo, Kern, Kings, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Mono, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Tulare, Tuolumne Central Coast –Director, Maria Giuriato –Monterey, San Benito, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura Los Angeles –Co-Director, Isaac Barcelona –Co-Director, Errol Valladares –Central LA, East LA, San Fernando Valley, San Gabriel Valley, Santa Clarita, South Bay, Westside Inland Empire –Director, Dan Rodriguez –Riverside, San Bernardino Orange County –Director, Fred Armendariz –Director, Teresa Hernandez –Orange County San Diego –Co-Director, Col. Rocky J. Chavez –Co-Director, Tom Garcia –Central San Diego, North San Diego, San Diego South Bay, Imperial County 16

15. Who Do You Know? Parent organizations Church groups Charities Professional groups Babysitters Parents of play-date friends Family members Holiday card lists Work Colleagues Neighbors Alumni groups Book clubs Sports league teammates Teachers 17

16. From now until the General Election November 2, 2010 Build by the Power of 10 to mobilize and WIN on Election Day! Build A New California 10 people at a time! 18

17. Bob Pacheco Mario Rodriguez Statewide Latino Coalition Co-Chairs latinos@megwhitman.com Statewide Volunteer Chairs 19

18. Coalition Campaign Contact Michael Saragosa Coalitions Director (408) 400-3887 michael@megwhitman.com 20