“Tulip Garden” is a queen sized quilt done in spring colors and bordered in coordinating fabrics. The soft pinks yellows and blues bring springtime to mind. The quilters also used some hand dyed pieces for this one.

The quilt will be awarded at the November 2023 (November 15th, 2023) Executive Committee meeting.

Donate $5 for one or $20 for 6 opportunities to make this quilt your own.

100% of the donations generated from the quilt sale support the Warren County Democratic Party, including training and supporting candidates running for office.

Now that the dust has (mostly) settled from Tuesday’s midterm elections, we’re taking stock of where we are — our victories and our defeats.

First, the good news: We’re going to have a new Democratic congressman! Greg Landsman defeated Steve Chabot to claim victory.

What an inspiring afternoon at our Warren County Democratic Party 2022 Gala and Silent Auction! Fantastic speeches from our candidates, great conversations at our tables, some wonderful items to bid on at our silent auction, and over $20,000 raised to help us turn Warren County blue this November!

THANK YOU all of the volunteers, table sponsors, and guests who made this event possible.

And a huge thank you to the following people:

Silent Auction Team: Diana Contario and Bethe Goldenfield (Coordinators), Kathlene Applegate, Sharon Campbell, Chris Ohlinger, Carol Sleeth, Melva Soderlund, Caryn Weckstein Volunteer Coordinators: Diana Contario, Bethe Goldenfield, John Marrone Graphic Design: Laura Kujawa Ticket and Campaign Finance: Bethe Goldenfield and Chris Ohlinger The fantastic staff at the Manor House Everyone who volunteered to help set up and clean up, staff the silent auction, check-in, and nametag tables, and do all the other little things that made our Gala & Silent Auction so great.

We’d also like to thank all of the candidates who were able to join us to make the afternoon such a success:

Cheryl Stephens, Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor Greg Landsman, Democratic nominee for US House, OH-01 Taylor Sappington, Democratic nominee for state auditor Judge Marilyn Zayas, Democratic candidate for Ohio Supreme Court Joy Bennett, Democratic nominee for Ohio House of Representatives, HD-56 Paul Zorn, Democratic nominee for Ohio House of Representatives, HD-55 Nabila Babar, Democratic candidate for Warren County Commissioner

Here are some pictures from the event:

We’d like to congratulate our new District 56 nominee Joy Bennett on a hard-won victory in last night’s primary. We’re ready and eager to do what it takes to help you win and start taking back our state house!

We’d also like to thank Sam Cao for running such a positive and energetic campaign.

At our July meeting, we passed out a survey for party members to fill out, indicating where you would be willing to volunteer with the county party in helping fulfill our 2022 goals.

If you weren’t able to make it to the meeting — or if you just didn’t get around to filling the survey out — you can fill out the survey online.

Click here to fill out the survey!

We’re asking that members fill out the survey before 5:00pm Monday, July 25 so that the leadership team can plan out our priorities and where we need to ask specific people for extra help as we head into one of the most important elections of our lifetime this fall.

We’re aiming for as much participation as we can get.

We’re still looking for additional donations to round out and amplify our tremendous silent auction!

Here are some of the items we’re looking for:

Restaurant and retail gift certificates Hair salon gift cards and products baskets Personal services gift cards: Manicure, massage, facials, brows, waxing, dental care, etc. Fresh flower arrangements from professional and home florists Travel: Airline tickets, timeshares, vacation rentals, etc. Garden baskets Wine and wine baskets Pet baskets and items Craft beer or brewery items, baskets, and gift cards Liquor and spirits: Individual items or basket ensembles (margarita, bourbon, Scotch, etc.) Coffee or gourmet food baskets Sports tickets: Baseball, football, soccer, tennis, golf, hockey Event tickets: Theatre, music, symphony, dance, etc. Handcrafted art, jewelry, woodworking, or pottery Jewelry and fashion accessories Lessons: Technology, art, sports, voice, cooking, music, etc.

Asking your service providers, retailers, and establishments you frequent often proves successful.

Early and absentee voting are underway for the August 2 primary!

In Warren County, this primary is for state legislative races only… and we’ve got a contested primary in House District 56 between two great Democrats, Joy Bennett and Sam Cao!

Here’s some information you can share about the election with your friends and neighbors:

Early Voting in Person: Early voting has started on July 6th for the August 2 primary!

Today’s ruling from the Supreme Court overturning 50 years of precedent and ending women’s reproductive rights is tragic and heartbreaking, but we must not give up. We can take back our county, our state, and our country from the far-right minority that has unlawfully seized control by electing Democrats who will stand up for our rights.

Thanks to the help of many dedicated Democrats, we successfully moved our headquarters to our new location.

Our new address is 1231 Columbus Ave., Suite G-2 in Lebanon. The phone number is the same: 513-228-2400.

Once we’re all settled in at headquarters (and the COVID numbers have dropped a bit), we’ll be holding an open house at our new party headquarters.

Click here to read more.

“Falling Leaves” is a queen sized quilt made with gorgeous fall colors. Sixty three maple leaves are bordered by gold, brown and red. The overall quilting pattern uses a swirl/leaf design to enhance the quilt’s beauty.

The quilt will be awarded at the November 2022 (November 16th, 2022) Executive Committee meeting.

Donate $5 for one or $20 for 6 opportunities to make this quilt your own.

100% of the donations generated from the quilt sale support our Party’s mission, including training and supporting candidates running for office.