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The Democratic Party is alive and well in Collier County. Hear from Millenials, Baby Boomers, Generation Xers and Dreamers – all feeling the effects of the current administration that infringes daily on our constitutional freedoms, rights and values. The issues we face have fueled a passion to unite, take action, make our voices heard, and make our party stronger than it’s ever been. You are invited to watch, listen and join us!
School board members often ELECTED during primaries. Your vote URGENTLY needed!
Help Collier County to turn Red to Blue in 2018. We can make it happen through grassroots funding that grows the Democratic Party in Collier County. Visit our fundraising page often where you can donate and find out about latest fundraising events. This is an opportunity to meet and support local representatives as well as enjoy the company of like-minded fellow Democrats, Independents, and progressive individuals and company leaders.
Some Florida shoppers are vowing to boycott popular grocery store Publix after it donated more than a half a million dollars to a gubernatorial candidate who touts himself as a “proud NRA sellout.” Earlier this month, local media first revealed the grocery chain’s $670,000 donations over the last three years to…
A new report outlines how voter registration among young people is on the rise – specifically in Florida – with experts saying they believe the surge in voter registration among young people will translate into to a higher turnout in the mid-term elections that will benefit Democrats.
The future of Collier County’s public schools will be in the hands of voters this year. Hear from the candidates running for the school board at a forum on Wednesday, May 23, at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Greater Naples. WHO: Jory Westberry, Victor Dotres, Jen Mitchell, Kathy Ryan, Darlene…
Two Democratic candidates for Florida governor and the head of the state Democratic Party gave local party members a unified message: There will be a “blue wave” inundating the Sunshine State this year. The three were among the speakers at the Brevard Democrats Big Blue Bash billed as “a fundraiser…
The revelations of the last week would have been a terrible year for most elected officials or campaigns, but it was just another mismanaged, calamitous, smoldering week for Rick Scott that got bad enough his team resorted to threatening reporters. And to more lies. And while his administration goes up…
For the first time in modern history, when Collier County voters go to the polls in November there will be Democrats on the ballot in most races. So much so, that the final ballots won’t be determined until after the August 28 primary election. The general election is November 6,…
When Democrats go to the polls on August 28 to vote in the primary election, they will face the choice between two candidates vying for the U.S. House of Representatives in Congressional District 19, which includes portions of Collier and Lee counties. David Holden, a financial planner who lives in…
Coral Gables attorney Mary Barzee Flores has qualified to run for Congress on the Democratic ticket in U.S. House District 25, which includes portions of Collier County. Two other Democratic candidates, Annisa Karim and Alina Valdes, withdrew from the campaign last week after Flores announced her candidacy. Flores brings a…
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