Press Release
November 27, 2012
Rep.
Susan Davis to Hold Constituent Lottery for Presidential
Inauguration Tickets
SAN DIEGO –
Congresswoman Susan Davis announced a lottery for
tickets to the inauguration
of President Barack Obama on January 21, 2013. Davis
will randomly select
inauguration tickets for constituents of the new 53rd
Congressional
District.
“Some lucky constituents will have a chance to be a part of history!” said Davis. “During inaugurations, Americans come together to celebrate our enduring democracy. Holding a lottery gives everyone who wants a ticket a fair chance.”
Constituents can enter Davis’s Inauguration Lottery on here. The entry form must be completed by Sunday, December 2, at midnight Pacific Standard Time. People can see if they are in the new district with this map.
Demand from constituents exceeds the supply of tickets allotted to members, but Davis encourages people to take part in the lottery if they are interested. Constituents will be chosen at random and winners will be notified via email by December 7 so they can make their travel plans.
Potential entrants should be aware that inaugural tickets are standing only and it can be bitter cold in Washington in January. Also, winners must pick up their tickets in person in Washington DC. Tickets may not be given to others or sold.
“Some lucky constituents will have a chance to be a part of history!” said Davis. “During inaugurations, Americans come together to celebrate our enduring democracy. Holding a lottery gives everyone who wants a ticket a fair chance.”
Constituents can enter Davis’s Inauguration Lottery on here. The entry form must be completed by Sunday, December 2, at midnight Pacific Standard Time. People can see if they are in the new district with this map.
Demand from constituents exceeds the supply of tickets allotted to members, but Davis encourages people to take part in the lottery if they are interested. Constituents will be chosen at random and winners will be notified via email by December 7 so they can make their travel plans.
Potential entrants should be aware that inaugural tickets are standing only and it can be bitter cold in Washington in January. Also, winners must pick up their tickets in person in Washington DC. Tickets may not be given to others or sold.