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Per Article 3, Section 2 of the WCDP Constitution and Bylaws, this is the organizational meeting for the WCDP Central Committee, the members of which were elected in the May 3, 2022 primary. At this meeting, the Central Committee will form the WCDP Executive Committee and elect a Chairperson, officially organizing the Warren County Democratic Party for the 2022-2026 term.
Per the ODP and WCDP Constitutions, this meeting will be open to the public, but only elected members of the WCDP Central Committee are eligible to vote on business.
Please note that per ODP and DNC guidelines, proof of vaccination will be required for all attendees age 5+. Masks are preferred but not required.
Join us for a Happy Hour with Nan Whaley, the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor!
Light snacks and a variety of beverages will be available as we hear from Nan and her team about how we will get her elected.
Let’s help turn Ohio and Warren County Blue in 2022!
Join us for our meeting on Wednesday, July 20 at 7:00pm for a Meet the Candidates forum! Get to know our great candidates for Ohio House (D55 and D56) and Warren County Commissioner.
Invite your friends & neighbors who want to know more about the candidates who will be on their ballot for the August 2 special primary.
Please note that per ODP and DNC guidelines, proof of vaccination will be required for all attendees age 5+. Masks are preferred but not required. We will be livestreaming the meeting as well for those who can’t join us in-person.
Event hosted by Ohio Democratic Party
Come join us to hear updates on the upcoming elections. We will also create strategies for those who are willing to assist in the upcoming elections for Warren County. This will include information on phone banking, canvassing, voter registration, volunteer recruitment, and events. We are currently looking for those to be a prospective leader to take the lead in hosting events as well. Come with your thinking caps on and we hope to see you then.
The Warren County Democratic Party has adopted a stretch of US-42 just north of Lebanon (near our former headquarters), which we periodically walk to keep clear of litter.
Join us to help clean up Warren County! We’ll meet at our (current) WCDP Headquarters and proceed to our portion of the highway to clean up.
Our next monthly meeting will be on Wednesday, August 17! Our featured speaker will be J.M. Purvis, author of Democrats 101, who will be there in-person to talk about this important book!
If you remember the last time we met with J.M. over Zoom, he’s a great speaker with some fantastic ideas on how Democrats can reach all Americans with values-based messaging… you won’t want to miss this opportunity to find out how you can better talk with your friends, family, and neighbors about how Democrats are realizing our American values!
The meeting will also be broadcast over Facebook Live, for those who can’t join us in-person. Due to the recent COVID surge, masks will be required for all in-person attendees. We will have copies of Democrats 101 available for purchase at the meeting.
Join us for our 2022 WCDP Gala and Silent Auction on Sunday, August 21!
We’ve got some great guest speakers lined up, including:
- Cheryl Stephens, Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor
- Taylor Sappington, Democratic nominee for state auditor
- Greg Landsman, Democratic nominee for US House (OH-01)
- Judge Marilyn Zayas, Democratic candidate for state Supreme Court
- Joy Bennett, Democratic nominee for Ohio House (HD-56)
The annual gala and silent auction are how we make the bulk of our operating budget, so please spread the word to all of your Democratic neighbors and buy your tickets while you can!
Purchase your tickets today and help us get Democrats elected up and down the ballot this November! Ticket sales close at 11:59pm on Sunday, August 14.
A Great Day for Great Americans, at the Great American Ball Park, with the Great American Pastime!
The Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council and the Cincinnati Reds are excited to announce that our Historic Labor Day Celebration is moving to Great American Ball Park on Sunday, September 4 as the Reds take on the Colorado Rockies!
AFL-CIO President Liz Schuler and US Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh will be on hand to co-captain the game and throw out the first pitch.
Visit reds.com/labor to buy your tickets!
The Mason Heritage Day Parade & Festival in downtown Mason is a great opportunity to show our strength in Warren County!
We’ll start organizing for the parade at 2:00pm, and we need everyone available to join us! Wear your favorite Democratic candidate’s shirt (or just a blue shirt if you don’t have one for a candidate) and we will provide the signs. We’ll be joined by Greg Landsman (OH-01 congressional candidate), Joy Bennett (HD-56 Ohio House candidate), Katie Hoffman (state school board candidate), and Nabila Babar (county commissioner candidate).
To be kept in the loop on the details, sign up to march.
We’ll also have a booth at the festival, where we’ll be greeting voters and giving them an opportunity to meet and greet with our candidates. We need you to be a friendly face and help us with our booth! Here’s what we need:
- Setup: On Saturday morning, meet at WCDP HQ, load up our materials into vehicles, and then go to our booth site in Mason and set up our tent and booth. Will require some light lifting.
- Booth Greeters: Saturday afternoon/evening, staff our booth, greet voters and tell them about our great Democratic candidates. We have two 3-hour shifts (4-7 and 7-10) and need 4 people for each shift.
- Teardown: On Saturday evening, tear down our booth, get all the materials loaded into vehicles, and bring everything back to WCDP HQ. Will require some light lifting.
Join us for our September meeting!
Our speakers will be Katie Hoffman, Democratic candidate for state school board, and David Dallas, Democratic candidate for state senate!
We’ll also be talking about our get-out-the-vote plans, resources the WCDP has to offer precinct executives, and some more training opportunities.
The meeting will also be broadcast over Facebook Live, for those who can’t join us in-person. Due to the recent COVID surge, masks will be required for all in-person attendees.