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Official Statement - The Republican Party, A Culture of Corruption
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FAYETTEVILLE, September 5, 2018 –
“Today’s sentencing makes it abundantly clear that the Republican Party is rife with corruption. The decay starts at the top and goes beyond our county. Donald Trump’s campaign chairman has been convicted in Federal Court, his personal attorney who negotiated hush money for mistress Stormy Daniels, has pleaded guilty to eight criminal charges including two campaign finance charges. Several others close to his campaign have been indicated for a myriad of misdeeds. When it comes to the Republican Party of Arkansas, there is almost too much material for this release.
Close to home, we ask the following question. How much taxpayer money was given to Ecclesia College and how much found its way back to the pockets of the Republican legislators that directed it there? Sen. Jon Woods will be sentenced today in federal court for 15 counts of fraud for his collusion in a kickback scheme involving Oren Paris, III then president of Ecclesia College, who will be sentenced later this month.
Your eyebrows should be raised too. Republicans do not deserve the support of the voters in Washington County. Our recommendation is to vote them out at every level and support candidates who pledge to clean up government with ethical leadership and professionalism.” |
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Leding Campaign to hold Casserole Cook-Off to benefit Candidates
Join the Leding for Arkansas Senate campaign as we raise funds to support Washington County Democrats- Arkansas and Democratic candidates on Sunday, January 28th, 6:00 pm at Maxine's Tap Room in Fayetteville. More on Facebook
Registration for the cook-off is now closed, but tickets are still available: gre.gl/casserole-tix
Because this event is being held at Maxine's, only guests 21 and older will be allowed to attend. We apologize, but it's state law.
Registration for the cook-off is now closed, but tickets are still available: gre.gl/casserole-tix
Because this event is being held at Maxine's, only guests 21 and older will be allowed to attend. We apologize, but it's state law.
Official Statement regarding 287g, SCOMM and Immigration Policy
"Democratic Party of Washington County welcomes an open and informative conversation about issues our immigrants are facing, regardless of legal status, and ways to effectively and productively offer our support. 287g, SCOMM, and immigration policy involve extremely complicated legal issues and are, frankly, topics with which many of our members have not had much experience.
The Democratic Party of Washington County is extremely interested in protecting our DREAMERS and making sure that they are fairly treated, as stated in our party platform. It is our sincere belief that we have an obligation to support law abiding folks, regardless of immigration status, to protect our DREAMERS, to ensure that there is no racial profiling, and to support increased services and education to make sure undocumented victims of crime report those crimes without fear of deportation. We believe those things can be addressed while still offering our support to those who put themselves in harm’s way to protect our communities.
The County Party has gladly invited members of the Arkansas Justice Collective to present on this topic to our body on Monday, August 21st.
We welcome the opportunity to hear the facts, statistics, and information gathered so the members and leadership of the Democratic Party of Washington County may make an informed assessment of future action or involvement."
The Democratic Party of Washington County is extremely interested in protecting our DREAMERS and making sure that they are fairly treated, as stated in our party platform. It is our sincere belief that we have an obligation to support law abiding folks, regardless of immigration status, to protect our DREAMERS, to ensure that there is no racial profiling, and to support increased services and education to make sure undocumented victims of crime report those crimes without fear of deportation. We believe those things can be addressed while still offering our support to those who put themselves in harm’s way to protect our communities.
The County Party has gladly invited members of the Arkansas Justice Collective to present on this topic to our body on Monday, August 21st.
We welcome the opportunity to hear the facts, statistics, and information gathered so the members and leadership of the Democratic Party of Washington County may make an informed assessment of future action or involvement."
Candidate Training & Readiness Program
The newly formed candidate recruitment committee will host a Candidate Training & Readiness Program.
Potential candidates should come ready to learn about what goes into campaigning for public office and prepared to ask any questions they have - this will be an interactive training!
This program will be catered to those who are seriously considering running for office.
RSVP is REQUIRED due to limited space. info@washcodemocrats.org
Breakfast refreshments & lunch will provided
Saturday, May 20th | 9:30am- 2:00pm
Hilton Homewood Suites at 1305 N. Palak Dr. in Fayetteville
Potential candidates should come ready to learn about what goes into campaigning for public office and prepared to ask any questions they have - this will be an interactive training!
This program will be catered to those who are seriously considering running for office.
RSVP is REQUIRED due to limited space. info@washcodemocrats.org
Breakfast refreshments & lunch will provided
Saturday, May 20th | 9:30am- 2:00pm
Hilton Homewood Suites at 1305 N. Palak Dr. in Fayetteville
Democrats Go Pink for Komen Ozark Race for the Cure
For the seventh year, Democrats are Going Pink to help create a world without breast cancer.
Together, we are fueling the best science, boldest community and biggest impact in the fight against breast cancer. And we will not stop until this disease is gone forever. That's our promise.
Will you please join us in this fight by making a donation today?
YOU CAN JOIN OUT TEAM (VIRTUAL TEAM MEMBER, 5K, 10K, FUN RUN & WALK, OR PAWS FOR THE CURE) OR DONATE DIRECTLY ON OUR BEHALF.
More information here.
Together, we are fueling the best science, boldest community and biggest impact in the fight against breast cancer. And we will not stop until this disease is gone forever. That's our promise.
Will you please join us in this fight by making a donation today?
YOU CAN JOIN OUT TEAM (VIRTUAL TEAM MEMBER, 5K, 10K, FUN RUN & WALK, OR PAWS FOR THE CURE) OR DONATE DIRECTLY ON OUR BEHALF.
More information here.
Nominations Now Open
John Logan Burrow, Fayetteville attorney and longtime Washington County Election Commission Chairman, passed away on March 10, 2014. In his honor, the Democratic Party of Washington County established the John Logan Burrow Democratic Leadership Award.
The nominees/winners of this annual award should reflect the same integrity, dedication, activist spirit and servant's heart that made John Logan an effective Election Chairman and faithful Democrat.
Nominations will be accepted February 15th- February 28th via an online form and will be awarded at annual Democrats Rock held in Fayetteville on April 1st. The recipient will remain a secret until the award is announced. Nominees should be available to attend the event on April 1st.
The inaugural distinction was awarded to Rep. Greg Leding (D-Fayetteville) for his steadfast leadership as minority leader during the 89th General Assembly. In 2015, four term City Council member and former Washington County Democrats Chair, Adella Gray was honored. Last year, Washington County Democrat pillar, Wanda Stephens was bestowed the award.
Submit your nominations via online form.
The nominees/winners of this annual award should reflect the same integrity, dedication, activist spirit and servant's heart that made John Logan an effective Election Chairman and faithful Democrat.
Nominations will be accepted February 15th- February 28th via an online form and will be awarded at annual Democrats Rock held in Fayetteville on April 1st. The recipient will remain a secret until the award is announced. Nominees should be available to attend the event on April 1st.
The inaugural distinction was awarded to Rep. Greg Leding (D-Fayetteville) for his steadfast leadership as minority leader during the 89th General Assembly. In 2015, four term City Council member and former Washington County Democrats Chair, Adella Gray was honored. Last year, Washington County Democrat pillar, Wanda Stephens was bestowed the award.
Submit your nominations via online form.
Tax Credit for State Political Contribution
A credit of up to $50.00 per taxpayer ($100.00 for a joint return) is allowed against your Arkansas individual income tax liability for cash contributions made by the taxpayer(s) to one of the following:
(1) A candidate seeking nomination or election to a public office or to the candidate's campaign committee.
(2) An approved political action committee as defined by Arkansas Code Annotated § 7-6-201.
(3) An organized political party as defined in Arkansas Code Annotated § 7-1-101.
For the purposes of this credit, "public office" means any office created by or under the authority of the laws of the State of Arkansas, or a subdivision therefore, that is filled by the voters.
The credit does not apply to contributions made to candidates for federaloffices. The contribution must be made by April 15, 2017 to be claimed on the 2016 tax return
Download form here or view it online.
(1) A candidate seeking nomination or election to a public office or to the candidate's campaign committee.
(2) An approved political action committee as defined by Arkansas Code Annotated § 7-6-201.
(3) An organized political party as defined in Arkansas Code Annotated § 7-1-101.
For the purposes of this credit, "public office" means any office created by or under the authority of the laws of the State of Arkansas, or a subdivision therefore, that is filled by the voters.
The credit does not apply to contributions made to candidates for federaloffices. The contribution must be made by April 15, 2017 to be claimed on the 2016 tax return
Download form here or view it online.
Meeting on January 16th
Meeting Reminder
Monday, January 16th, we will meet at the Hilton Garden Inn at 1325 N Palak Dr, Fayetteville, AR 72704. Change in beverage policy: beer and wine will have to purchased by individuals at the Hotel Bar- we can provide snacks but can no longer provide adult beverages per hotel policy.
Social time at 6:00pm and official meeting at 6:30pm.
The purpose of this meeting will be to elect officers for the 2017-2019 cycle;
Chair, Vice-Chair of Marketing, Vice Chair of Candidate Recruitment, Vice Chair of Volunteers & Voter Protection, Vice Chair of Next Generation Engagement, Secretary and Treasurer. More information about these positions here.
We will also be assigning 2017 Sub-Committees and will discuss strategic planning for the Election cycle ahead.
Meet the announced candidates for Washington County Democrats Executive Committee here.
Join Washington County Democrats
Instructions to Join Washington County Democrats
Membership is not required to attend meetings, however only members can vote on business before the committee.
Questions: Call or Text us at 479-259-1848 or via email
Monday, January 16th, we will meet at the Hilton Garden Inn at 1325 N Palak Dr, Fayetteville, AR 72704. Change in beverage policy: beer and wine will have to purchased by individuals at the Hotel Bar- we can provide snacks but can no longer provide adult beverages per hotel policy.
Social time at 6:00pm and official meeting at 6:30pm.
The purpose of this meeting will be to elect officers for the 2017-2019 cycle;
Chair, Vice-Chair of Marketing, Vice Chair of Candidate Recruitment, Vice Chair of Volunteers & Voter Protection, Vice Chair of Next Generation Engagement, Secretary and Treasurer. More information about these positions here.
We will also be assigning 2017 Sub-Committees and will discuss strategic planning for the Election cycle ahead.
Meet the announced candidates for Washington County Democrats Executive Committee here.
Join Washington County Democrats
Instructions to Join Washington County Democrats
Membership is not required to attend meetings, however only members can vote on business before the committee.
- You can download the membership form here, print off and send in your payment
- Or join online and pay your membership dues online
- Membership Scholarship Information
- Need to verify that you're an official member? Click here.
Questions: Call or Text us at 479-259-1848 or via email
Democrats Holiday Party
Now an annual tradition, Washington County Democrats and Washington County Democratic Women will combine holiday party efforts. Members and guests of both groups are invited to a celebration on Monday, December 19th, 6:00pm at Foghorn's Burgers and More on 15th Street. We will provide heavy appetizers, tea and water with a a cash bar available. Please RSVP here. RSVP is required.
Expanding our bench
On Monday, November 21st, the Democratic Party of Washington County took steps to aggressively address gaps in our current leadership structure. With the approval of our membership, WCD will expand our leadership team to include four new vice-chair positions.
An election for these new positions , alongside the other election of officers (Chair, Treasurer, Secretary), will be held on Monday, January 16th at 6:00pm. A description of the duties and expectations can be found below.
Candidates for officer positions must be a paid member of the Washington County Democrats by the meeting date.
Vice Chair for Marketing
-To assume the duties of the Chair Person in the event of his or her absence.
-To serve on the DPWC delegation to both the State Convention and the State Committee.
-To develop special programming as needed for county committee meetings, assist chair in website maintenance, develop media messaging, including social and traditional media, press releases.
-To coordinate legislator and candidate communication efforts and develop member spotlight opportunities.
-To work with secretary to develop new member packet.
-To carry out other duties as delegated by the Chair Person
Vice Chair for Candidate Recruitment
-To chair candidate recruitment subcommittee with the responsibility of identifying diverse candidates to seek public office.
-To manage the Whitaker Candidate Development Fund.
-To plan and coordinate training opportunities for candidates and county committee members.
-To carry out other duties as delegated by the Chair Person.
Vice Chair for Volunteers and Voter Protection
-To lead volunteer recruitment efforts for the party, year round.
-To chair Democrats Work NWA efforts to engage membership in philanthropy and community service opportunities.
-To coordinate quarterly voter registration opportunities in Washington County.
-To develop program to ensure voter protection and equal access to the ballot.
-To carry out other duties as delegated by the Chair Person
Vice Chair for Next Generation Engagement
-To serve as liaison to the County Committee and state auxiliaries and other groups
-To develop opportunities for diverse engagement into the county party.
-To work with all vice chair positions to ensure diverse engagement in program development
-To carry out other duties as delegated by the Chair Person
An election for these new positions , alongside the other election of officers (Chair, Treasurer, Secretary), will be held on Monday, January 16th at 6:00pm. A description of the duties and expectations can be found below.
Candidates for officer positions must be a paid member of the Washington County Democrats by the meeting date.
Vice Chair for Marketing
-To assume the duties of the Chair Person in the event of his or her absence.
-To serve on the DPWC delegation to both the State Convention and the State Committee.
-To develop special programming as needed for county committee meetings, assist chair in website maintenance, develop media messaging, including social and traditional media, press releases.
-To coordinate legislator and candidate communication efforts and develop member spotlight opportunities.
-To work with secretary to develop new member packet.
-To carry out other duties as delegated by the Chair Person
Vice Chair for Candidate Recruitment
-To chair candidate recruitment subcommittee with the responsibility of identifying diverse candidates to seek public office.
-To manage the Whitaker Candidate Development Fund.
-To plan and coordinate training opportunities for candidates and county committee members.
-To carry out other duties as delegated by the Chair Person.
Vice Chair for Volunteers and Voter Protection
-To lead volunteer recruitment efforts for the party, year round.
-To chair Democrats Work NWA efforts to engage membership in philanthropy and community service opportunities.
-To coordinate quarterly voter registration opportunities in Washington County.
-To develop program to ensure voter protection and equal access to the ballot.
-To carry out other duties as delegated by the Chair Person
Vice Chair for Next Generation Engagement
-To serve as liaison to the County Committee and state auxiliaries and other groups
-To develop opportunities for diverse engagement into the county party.
-To work with all vice chair positions to ensure diverse engagement in program development
-To carry out other duties as delegated by the Chair Person
Post-Election Message from our Chair
Like many of you, I did not leave bed for two days and have been listless since Tuesday.
For more than half the nation and much of the world, we are in a period of mourning. Some have criticized others for taking too much time to get over the outcome of the Election. And that pain is certainly not something to be pushed away, minimized or rushed through. For me, each day gets better and I appreciate the numerous messages and phone calls. It helps not feeling alone in our pain.
Some finality (and a slight lifting of spirits) came as we packed up headquarters on Saturday morning. A new volunteer joined us as we hauled everything to storage. She reached out to me via Facebook Friday evening, she was distraught and feeling like she had to do "something". She was asking, like so many others, "what's next?" and "what can I do?".
It's time for progressives, liberals and democrats to think differently about how we strategically engage people in our party. It will likely take a lot of time and resources (and might be uncomfortable at times) but we're ready for the challenge.
Our first chance to start thinking differently will be at our November meeting, which will be held next week, Monday, November 21st at Homewood Suites in Fayetteville. I encourage you to bring a friend, hell bring everyone you know. We'll start at 6pm with social time and begin the official meeting at 6:30pm. Our website has all the details.
Post-Election there are so many people to appreciate. You risk getting in trouble if you list names, so let me say this; Thank you to our candidates, volunteers and donors for your hours of hard work and dedication to the Democratic Party of Washington County.
Democratically Yours,
Tyler B. Clark
Chair, Washington County Democrats
For more than half the nation and much of the world, we are in a period of mourning. Some have criticized others for taking too much time to get over the outcome of the Election. And that pain is certainly not something to be pushed away, minimized or rushed through. For me, each day gets better and I appreciate the numerous messages and phone calls. It helps not feeling alone in our pain.
Some finality (and a slight lifting of spirits) came as we packed up headquarters on Saturday morning. A new volunteer joined us as we hauled everything to storage. She reached out to me via Facebook Friday evening, she was distraught and feeling like she had to do "something". She was asking, like so many others, "what's next?" and "what can I do?".
It's time for progressives, liberals and democrats to think differently about how we strategically engage people in our party. It will likely take a lot of time and resources (and might be uncomfortable at times) but we're ready for the challenge.
Our first chance to start thinking differently will be at our November meeting, which will be held next week, Monday, November 21st at Homewood Suites in Fayetteville. I encourage you to bring a friend, hell bring everyone you know. We'll start at 6pm with social time and begin the official meeting at 6:30pm. Our website has all the details.
Post-Election there are so many people to appreciate. You risk getting in trouble if you list names, so let me say this; Thank you to our candidates, volunteers and donors for your hours of hard work and dedication to the Democratic Party of Washington County.
Democratically Yours,
Tyler B. Clark
Chair, Washington County Democrats
Thank you Watch Party Sponsors!
GOTV Efforts- Help Elect Democrats
The Democratic Party of Washington County will be coordinating GET OUT THE VOTE phone banking volunteer opportunities to help our County Candidate maximize their impact at the poles. Sign up to volunteer!
Please bring your cell phone and charge. We'll provide the training, call lists and FOOD.
Sunday, October 23rd, shifts starting at Noon to 6pm
Sunday, October 30th, shifts starting Noon to 6pm
Sign up online. More on Facebook.
Please bring your cell phone and charge. We'll provide the training, call lists and FOOD.
Sunday, October 23rd, shifts starting at Noon to 6pm
Sunday, October 30th, shifts starting Noon to 6pm
Sign up online. More on Facebook.
GOP Judge Candidate running for which office?
Last week, we released a new social media campaign pointing out the fact that the GOP nominee for County Judge has previously announced that he intends on running for Secretary of State in 2018.
We believe that the residents of Washington County deserve a full-time County Judge, not a perpetual candidate for higher office.
Download the graphic below and help us make it viral.
We believe that the residents of Washington County deserve a full-time County Judge, not a perpetual candidate for higher office.
Download the graphic below and help us make it viral.
Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum Schedule
Over the next four weeks the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce will host Candidate Forums. Below is the schedule provided by Chamber staff.
*All forums will be scheduled from 6:30pm-7:30pm with the exception of the Justice of thePeace Forum and City Council Ward 3&4*
Week 1
Monday, September 26th:
State Representative District 85
State Representative David Whitaker (D)
Dwight Gonzales (R)
Wednesday, September 28th:
State Representative District 89
Irvin Camacho (D)
Jeff Williams (R)
Week 2
Monday, October 3rd, 6pm-7pm:
Justice of the Peace District 8
Justice of the Peace Daniel William Balls (D)
Samuel Taylor (R)
Monday, October 3rd, 7:15pm-8:15pm:
Justice of the Peace District 11
Joseph Kieklak (D)
Patrick Robert Briney (R)
Wednesday, October 5th:
County Assessor
Carol Waddle (D)
Assessor Russell Hill (R)
Week 3
Monday, October 10th:
County Judge
Alderman Mark Kinion (D)
Joseph K. Wood (R)
Wednesday, October 12th:
City Council Ward 1
Alderman Sarah Marsh
Paul Phaneuf
Thursday, October 13th:
City Council Ward 2
Adam Fire Cat
Gary McHenry
Alderman Matthew Petty
Week 4
Wednesday, October 19th, 6pm-7pm
City Council Ward 3
Sarah Bunch
Benjamin Garner Harrison IV
Tracy K. Hoskins
Wednesday, October 19th, 7:15-8:15
City Council Ward 4
Nathan Allen
Alderman Alan Long
Thursday, October 20th:
Mayor
Ron W. Baucom
Mayor Lioneld Jordan
Tom Terminella
*All forums will be scheduled from 6:30pm-7:30pm with the exception of the Justice of thePeace Forum and City Council Ward 3&4*
Week 1
Monday, September 26th:
State Representative District 85
State Representative David Whitaker (D)
Dwight Gonzales (R)
Wednesday, September 28th:
State Representative District 89
Irvin Camacho (D)
Jeff Williams (R)
Week 2
Monday, October 3rd, 6pm-7pm:
Justice of the Peace District 8
Justice of the Peace Daniel William Balls (D)
Samuel Taylor (R)
Monday, October 3rd, 7:15pm-8:15pm:
Justice of the Peace District 11
Joseph Kieklak (D)
Patrick Robert Briney (R)
Wednesday, October 5th:
County Assessor
Carol Waddle (D)
Assessor Russell Hill (R)
Week 3
Monday, October 10th:
County Judge
Alderman Mark Kinion (D)
Joseph K. Wood (R)
Wednesday, October 12th:
City Council Ward 1
Alderman Sarah Marsh
Paul Phaneuf
Thursday, October 13th:
City Council Ward 2
Adam Fire Cat
Gary McHenry
Alderman Matthew Petty
Week 4
Wednesday, October 19th, 6pm-7pm
City Council Ward 3
Sarah Bunch
Benjamin Garner Harrison IV
Tracy K. Hoskins
Wednesday, October 19th, 7:15-8:15
City Council Ward 4
Nathan Allen
Alderman Alan Long
Thursday, October 20th:
Mayor
Ron W. Baucom
Mayor Lioneld Jordan
Tom Terminella
#VoterRegistrationDay
In 2008, 6 million Americans didn’t vote because they missed a registration deadline or didn’t know how to register. In 2016, we want to make sure no one is left out. On Tuesday, September 27, 2016, volunteers, celebrities, and organizations from all over the country will “hit the streets” for National Voter Registration Day. This single day of coordinated field, technology and media efforts will create pervasive awareness of voter registration opportunities–allowing us to reach tens of thousands of voters who we could not reach otherwise.
We need volunteers who will hit NWA and register voters in coordinate areas.
We will provide, breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks for volunteers.
Sign up and commit to help us move to victory.
Sign up online: https://goo.gl/forms/TSfbWGjeQr2claR73
Facebook Invite: facebook.com/events/1652966161698684
We need volunteers who will hit NWA and register voters in coordinate areas.
We will provide, breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks for volunteers.
Sign up and commit to help us move to victory.
Sign up online: https://goo.gl/forms/TSfbWGjeQr2claR73
Facebook Invite: facebook.com/events/1652966161698684
Campaign Kick-Off & Fundraiser to reelect Daniel Balls
Join your fellow Democrats on Wednesday, August 10th at Whole Hog Cafe in Fayetteville to send JP Daniel Balls back to the Quorum Court. Daniel is running for re-election for JP District 8 in Washington County.
The event will start at 5:30 pm with snacks and beverages. More informant on Facebook.
Suggested contribution is $25.
About Daniel Balls: Daniel is a lifelong Arkansan having grown up in Van Buren and graduated from the University of Central Arkansas with a degree in Political Science. Soon after college graduation he moved to midtown Fayetteville where has been a longtime resident. Daniel was first elected to Quorum Court in 2014 and currently he serves on the Personnel Committee and is Vice Chair of the County Services Committee.
Daniel serves on the Democratic Party of Arkansas State and Executive Committee. He also volunteers his time for the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of NWA. Daniel is married to Lauren Marquette, they are both animal lovers and supporters of the NWA Human Society and local shelters.
The event will start at 5:30 pm with snacks and beverages. More informant on Facebook.
Suggested contribution is $25.
About Daniel Balls: Daniel is a lifelong Arkansan having grown up in Van Buren and graduated from the University of Central Arkansas with a degree in Political Science. Soon after college graduation he moved to midtown Fayetteville where has been a longtime resident. Daniel was first elected to Quorum Court in 2014 and currently he serves on the Personnel Committee and is Vice Chair of the County Services Committee.
Daniel serves on the Democratic Party of Arkansas State and Executive Committee. He also volunteers his time for the Single Parent Scholarship Fund of NWA. Daniel is married to Lauren Marquette, they are both animal lovers and supporters of the NWA Human Society and local shelters.
Democratic National Convention Nomination Watch Party
Are you ready to make HISTORY? Are you IN? Are you ready to elect Madam President?
Join Washington County Democrats for Secretary Hillary Clinton's Nomination Acceptance Speech at the Democratic National Convention. Admission is free. Cash bar and full menu available for your purchase. Doors open at 7:00pm., open seating in the private party room with over 20 big screen televisions.
Foghorn's Wing, Burgers and More is located across the street from Baum Stadium, with ample front door parking. RSVP is appreciated.
Join Washington County Democrats for Secretary Hillary Clinton's Nomination Acceptance Speech at the Democratic National Convention. Admission is free. Cash bar and full menu available for your purchase. Doors open at 7:00pm., open seating in the private party room with over 20 big screen televisions.
Foghorn's Wing, Burgers and More is located across the street from Baum Stadium, with ample front door parking. RSVP is appreciated.
Democratic Rally and Community Meet & Greet
Fundraiser for Conner Eldridge- July 20th in Goshen
JJ Dinner with President Bill Clinton
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35th annual JJ Dinner in Little Rock on July 15
Please join the Democratic Party of Arkansas for the 2016 JJ Dinner! This year's event will be the final iteration of the JJ, and we hope to see you there! Doors open 6 pm, Friday, July 15, at Verizon Arena in North Little Rock. Washington County Democrats will secure several tables- tickets will be $150/per seat (discounted from $200).
Contact Tyler if you would like to attend.
Contact Tyler if you would like to attend.
JJ After Dark benefiting YDAR and Stonewall Democrats
The Party of the Year is upon us again, and it's time to rip and tear along with the Stonewall Democrats of Arkansas.
Please join us at The Rev Room as we celebrate Democrats after our Annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner (Friday, July 15th). This will be the last of its name, so that means this will be the last JJAD. In a true YDAR fashion, we aren't going out without making some noise.
The party starts as soon as dinner's over and goes on until midnight. With an open bar, lively crowd, and some pretty sick beats, you'd be crazy to miss this. They don't call us the life of the party for nothing, you know.
Sponsorship opportunities are available by contacting Bailey Bibb at 501.554.2780, or donating through our actblue.
Please join us at The Rev Room as we celebrate Democrats after our Annual Jefferson-Jackson Dinner (Friday, July 15th). This will be the last of its name, so that means this will be the last JJAD. In a true YDAR fashion, we aren't going out without making some noise.
The party starts as soon as dinner's over and goes on until midnight. With an open bar, lively crowd, and some pretty sick beats, you'd be crazy to miss this. They don't call us the life of the party for nothing, you know.
Sponsorship opportunities are available by contacting Bailey Bibb at 501.554.2780, or donating through our actblue.
Camacho Fundraiser in N. Little Rock
Salute to Greatness | NWA Democratic Black Caucus Education Celebration
Northwest Arkansas Democratic Black Caucus presents the fourth annual Celebrating Diversity in Education scholarship banquet Saturday, April 30 at 7 p.m. to celebrate and honor diverse educators in Northwest Arkansas with Lifetime Achievement Awards. The banquet's proceeds will go to minority political science students at the University of Arkansas and progressive candidates. The event will be at the Fayetteville Country Club, 3335 S. Country Club Dr., Fayetteville, AR. The key keynote speaker will be Julianna Roosevelt, the great-granddaughter of 32nd U. S. President Franklin D. and Eleanor Roosevelt and education, environmental, food sustainability, and social justice activist.
The event will honor Kathryn Birkhead, Dr. Terry Esper, Dr. Denise Hoy-Whitfield, Dr. Todd Kitchen & Dr. Yvette Murphy Erby.
More on Facebook
Or Download the Invite here
Buy Tickets here
Washington County Democrats is a proud Platinum Level sponsor of the 4th annual Celebrating Diversity in Education banquet.
Thank you Sponsors! |
Election Night Results Watch Party
Join us after the polls close on Primary Election Night. We'll watch local results and Presidential Primary returns for Super Tuesday/"SEC Primary" from Alabama, Alaska (GOP), Arkansas, Colorado caucuses, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota caucuses, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, and Virginia.
Tuesday, March 1st, 7:30pm-11:30pm
La Huerta Bar & Grill- Springdale
4901 S Thompson St, Springdale, AR 72764
Election Night Watch Party will be open and free to the public. Lite fare will be provided (cheese dip, salsa, etc.). Additional food and beverages available for purchase.
RSVP is required and appreciated: https://goo.gl/MmrWQN
Tuesday, March 1st, 7:30pm-11:30pm
La Huerta Bar & Grill- Springdale
4901 S Thompson St, Springdale, AR 72764
Election Night Watch Party will be open and free to the public. Lite fare will be provided (cheese dip, salsa, etc.). Additional food and beverages available for purchase.
RSVP is required and appreciated: https://goo.gl/MmrWQN
Local Debate Watch Parties
NWA Debate Watch Parties
Bernie Sanders:
The Syc House (Fayetteville, AR)
20 W Sycamore St
Fayetteville, AR 72703
https://go.berniesanders.com/page/event/detail/debatewatchpartyfeb11th/43qd
Hillary Clinton:
Foghorns in Fayetteville
1545 North 15th Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
(across from Baum Stadium)
https://www.hillaryclinton.com/events/search/?query=72701
Bernie Sanders:
The Syc House (Fayetteville, AR)
20 W Sycamore St
Fayetteville, AR 72703
https://go.berniesanders.com/page/event/detail/debatewatchpartyfeb11th/43qd
Hillary Clinton:
Foghorns in Fayetteville
1545 North 15th Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
(across from Baum Stadium)
https://www.hillaryclinton.com/events/search/?query=72701
Irvin Camacho Campaign Kick-Off
Irvin Camacho will officially kickoff his campaign for State Representative District 89 with special guest Congressman Joaquin Castro (D-TX) and you're invited!
VIP Reception with Congressman Castro
Hosted by Lynn & Joel Caver and Washington County Democrats
The Carver Home | 401 Lake Road | Springdale, AR
Friday, March 4th
- 2:30pm- 4:30pm
- $150 per person, $300 per couple, $500 Host Committee
Campaign Kickoff & Celebration
Free to attend- all welcome
Springdale Rodeo Grounds | 1432 East Emma Avenue | Springdale. AR
Friday, March 4th
- Doors open at 3:30 and program starts at 4:30
- Congressman Castro and Irvin Camacho will take the stage at 5:15.
Democratic Party of Arkansas Fisher-Shackelford Dinner
Democratic Party of Arkansas Announces Details of the 2016 Jimmie Lou Fisher – Lottie Shackelford Dinner Featuring Texas Congressman Joaquin Castro
(LITTLE ROCK) The Democratic Party of Arkansas is proud to announce Congressman Joaquin Castro (D-TX) will be the special guest speaker at the 2016 Jimmie Lou Fisher – Lottie Shackelford Dinner. This annual event will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 4, 2016, in the Grand Hall of the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum in Little Rock. Tickets are $85 each and available for purchase online.
The 2016 honorees will be announced on or before February 1, 2016.
Joaquin Castro was born in San Antonio, Texas. A second generation Mexican American, Joaquin has worked hard to seize the opportunities created by the sacrifices of his grandmother, Victoria, who came to Texas as a young orphan, and often worked two and three jobs at a time to be able to give her daughter (Joaquin’s mother, Rosie) and her grandchildren a better chance in life.
Joaquin Castro graduated with honors from Stanford University, attended Harvard Law School, and served five terms in the Texas legislature where he was at the forefront in proposing forward-thinking legislative reforms in the areas of mental health, teen pregnancy, and juvenile justice. In 2012, Joaquin was elected to serve in the U.S House of Representatives as representative of Texas Congressional District 20, which is the main district for San Antonio and Bexar County where he serves on the House Armed Services Committee, as well as the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He has also been named Chief Deputy Whip for House Democrats, charged with assisting in rallying members around important legislation.
Joaquin is married to Anna Flores, and they have one daughter, Andrea Elena Castro. Joaquin’s identical twin brother, Julián Castro, served three terms as Mayor of San Antonio until President Barack Obama appointed him as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development in 2014.
Joaquin’s respect for public service developed at a young age and was deeply influenced by his parents’ involvement in political movements and civic causes. His father, a retired teacher, and his mother, a renowned community activist, instilled in him a deep appreciation for the democratic process and the importance of community service.
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Event Background
This annual Democratic Women’s Dinner highlights issues that matter to Arkansas women. Jimmie Lou Fisher and Lottie Shackelford have blazed the trail for Arkansas women. Fisher was the second woman elected to a constitutional office in Arkansas and served 22 years as State Treasurer. She was the first woman to run for Governor of Arkansas as a major party nominee.
Lottie Shackelford was the first woman elected Mayor of Little Rock, served as Chair of the Democratic Party of Arkansas and is the longest serving Vice Chair of the Democratic National Committee. President Clinton appointed her to the Board of Directors of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, making her the first African American woman to serve in that capacity. In 2014, Shackelford was elected chair of the National Democratic Women’s Caucus. Both women have been life-long activists for the Democratic Party.
In keeping with the legacies of the dinner’s namesakes, this evening honors women who have dedicated their lives and careers to public service in Arkansas and have helped advance Democratic ideals and policy.
Previous honorees include the Honorable Jimmie Lou Fisher, the Honorable Lottie Shackelford, Mary Louise Williams, the Honorable Kathy Webb, and the Honorable Johnnie Roebuck.
(LITTLE ROCK) The Democratic Party of Arkansas is proud to announce Congressman Joaquin Castro (D-TX) will be the special guest speaker at the 2016 Jimmie Lou Fisher – Lottie Shackelford Dinner. This annual event will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 4, 2016, in the Grand Hall of the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum in Little Rock. Tickets are $85 each and available for purchase online.
The 2016 honorees will be announced on or before February 1, 2016.
Joaquin Castro was born in San Antonio, Texas. A second generation Mexican American, Joaquin has worked hard to seize the opportunities created by the sacrifices of his grandmother, Victoria, who came to Texas as a young orphan, and often worked two and three jobs at a time to be able to give her daughter (Joaquin’s mother, Rosie) and her grandchildren a better chance in life.
Joaquin Castro graduated with honors from Stanford University, attended Harvard Law School, and served five terms in the Texas legislature where he was at the forefront in proposing forward-thinking legislative reforms in the areas of mental health, teen pregnancy, and juvenile justice. In 2012, Joaquin was elected to serve in the U.S House of Representatives as representative of Texas Congressional District 20, which is the main district for San Antonio and Bexar County where he serves on the House Armed Services Committee, as well as the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He has also been named Chief Deputy Whip for House Democrats, charged with assisting in rallying members around important legislation.
Joaquin is married to Anna Flores, and they have one daughter, Andrea Elena Castro. Joaquin’s identical twin brother, Julián Castro, served three terms as Mayor of San Antonio until President Barack Obama appointed him as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development in 2014.
Joaquin’s respect for public service developed at a young age and was deeply influenced by his parents’ involvement in political movements and civic causes. His father, a retired teacher, and his mother, a renowned community activist, instilled in him a deep appreciation for the democratic process and the importance of community service.
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Event Background
This annual Democratic Women’s Dinner highlights issues that matter to Arkansas women. Jimmie Lou Fisher and Lottie Shackelford have blazed the trail for Arkansas women. Fisher was the second woman elected to a constitutional office in Arkansas and served 22 years as State Treasurer. She was the first woman to run for Governor of Arkansas as a major party nominee.
Lottie Shackelford was the first woman elected Mayor of Little Rock, served as Chair of the Democratic Party of Arkansas and is the longest serving Vice Chair of the Democratic National Committee. President Clinton appointed her to the Board of Directors of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, making her the first African American woman to serve in that capacity. In 2014, Shackelford was elected chair of the National Democratic Women’s Caucus. Both women have been life-long activists for the Democratic Party.
In keeping with the legacies of the dinner’s namesakes, this evening honors women who have dedicated their lives and careers to public service in Arkansas and have helped advance Democratic ideals and policy.
Previous honorees include the Honorable Jimmie Lou Fisher, the Honorable Lottie Shackelford, Mary Louise Williams, the Honorable Kathy Webb, and the Honorable Johnnie Roebuck.
Debate Watch Parties
Bernie Debate Watch Party
You're invited to join supporters as they watch the 4th Democratic Debate- live from Charleston, SC.
Sunday, January 17th
7:00pm
Home of Joyce and Jay Hale
285 W. Cleburn St.
Fayetteville, AR 72701
RSVP Online.
You're invited to join supporters as they watch the 4th Democratic Debate- live from Charleston, SC.
Sunday, January 17th
7:00pm
Home of Joyce and Jay Hale
285 W. Cleburn St.
Fayetteville, AR 72701
RSVP Online.
Hillary Debate Watch Party
You're invited to join supporters as they watch the 4th Democratic Debate- live from Charleston, SC. Event is free to attend- food and beverage available for purchase.
Sunday, January 17th
7:30pm
Foghorns Wings & Burgers
1545 W 15th St, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Across from Baum Stadium
RSVP Online.
Remembering Senator Dale Bumpers
We are still mourning the lost of our beloved friend, former Arkansas Governor and U.S. Senator, the Honorable Dale Bumpers. Mr. Bumpers passed away surrounded by his family in Little Rock on January 1st. Mr. Bumpers served as the 38th governor of Arkansas from 1971 to 1975, and represented The Natural State in the U.S. Senate from 1975 to 1999.
As governor, Mr. Bumpers reorganized our state government and increased teacher salaries. He created a consumer protection division in the attorney general's office, expanded the state park system and improved social services for our elderly and the disabled.
As our U.S. Senator for two decades, Mr. Bumpers was chairman and senior minority member of the Committee on Small Business and served on the Senate Appropriations Committee and the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. He was known for his support of environmental legislation and the National Park System.
His legacy and hard work will forever impact the citizens of the state Senator Bumpers called home.
The family has asked, in lieu of flowers, memorials to Every Child By Two at 1233 20th Street NW, Suite 403, Washington, DC 20036 or www.ECBT.org, or the Arkansas Nature Conservancy at 601 N. University Avenue, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205, or another charity.
As governor, Mr. Bumpers reorganized our state government and increased teacher salaries. He created a consumer protection division in the attorney general's office, expanded the state park system and improved social services for our elderly and the disabled.
As our U.S. Senator for two decades, Mr. Bumpers was chairman and senior minority member of the Committee on Small Business and served on the Senate Appropriations Committee and the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. He was known for his support of environmental legislation and the National Park System.
His legacy and hard work will forever impact the citizens of the state Senator Bumpers called home.
The family has asked, in lieu of flowers, memorials to Every Child By Two at 1233 20th Street NW, Suite 403, Washington, DC 20036 or www.ECBT.org, or the Arkansas Nature Conservancy at 601 N. University Avenue, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205, or another charity.
Primary Early Voting Sites
The Washington County Election Commission has approved FIVE additional early voting sites starting in February 16th-February 29th.
Locations include: Arrest Ball Park, Fayetteville Boys and Girls Club, Medial Arts Pharmacy, Prairie Grove City Hall, Springdale Rodeo Community Center. The Washington County Courthouse will remain an early voting location.
Download all the information here.
Locations include: Arrest Ball Park, Fayetteville Boys and Girls Club, Medial Arts Pharmacy, Prairie Grove City Hall, Springdale Rodeo Community Center. The Washington County Courthouse will remain an early voting location.
Download all the information here.
Democrats Rock Entertainment Announced
Democrats Rock is Washington County Democrats' premier social and fundraising event, held every year in Fayetteville on the first Saturday in April. Democrats Rock brings together local and state politicos for a evening filled with drink, fun, food and music.
Saturday, April 2, 2016
VIP Reception at Pratt Place Inn 6:00pm
Dinner and Music at Pratt Place Barn 7:00pm
2231 West Markham Road, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Discounted Early Bird Tickets will go on sale January 1st
2016 Featured Entertainment
VIP Reception entertainment Opal Agafia & the Sweet Nothings a mix of bluegrass, jazz and folk.
Democrats Rock main event will feature The Funk Factory the hottest party band in the Midsouth. Funk Factory is a high energy band that covers everything from to Motown Soul, to Guitar Solo'n Rock & Roll and Modern Pop.
Saturday, April 2, 2016
VIP Reception at Pratt Place Inn 6:00pm
Dinner and Music at Pratt Place Barn 7:00pm
2231 West Markham Road, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Discounted Early Bird Tickets will go on sale January 1st
2016 Featured Entertainment
VIP Reception entertainment Opal Agafia & the Sweet Nothings a mix of bluegrass, jazz and folk.
Democrats Rock main event will feature The Funk Factory the hottest party band in the Midsouth. Funk Factory is a high energy band that covers everything from to Motown Soul, to Guitar Solo'n Rock & Roll and Modern Pop.
Holiday Party
Washington County Democrats and Washington County Democratic Women will combine efforts once again this year for a Holiday Celelbration. You are encouraged to attend and enjoy fun, food and democratic fellowship. Join us on Monday, December 14th at 6:00pm.
No charge to attend but you are encouraged to bring a dessert to share. Washington County Democrats and C&C Service will be providing dinner so it is important that we get an accurate count for dinner.
Please RSVP via Facebook or to washcodemocrats@gmail.com
No charge to attend but you are encouraged to bring a dessert to share. Washington County Democrats and C&C Service will be providing dinner so it is important that we get an accurate count for dinner.
Please RSVP via Facebook or to washcodemocrats@gmail.com
Candidate Training
Arkansas Farm Bureau and the Arkansas State Chamber will host a two-day seminar to train candidates on Oct. 21-22. The seminar is open to candidates at every level, from school board to congress. Even experienced candidates can gain something from the seminar. Help us spread the word to individuals who might be interested in filing for office.
The seminar teaches you how to evaluate the candidate and the electorate, build a campaign structure, raise money, enlist allies, create coalitions and get last-minute election-day voter attention. The seminar was developed by American Farm Bureau, an organization noted for its understanding of the political process, with the help of professional political consultants and staff members of Democratic and Republican parties. The instructors are trained staff members of Farm Bureau. Video recording, a case study and a computer simulation let you test techniques, tools and methods.
Register at the link:
http://www.arfb.com/legislation-regulations/election-information/htwe.aspx
The seminar teaches you how to evaluate the candidate and the electorate, build a campaign structure, raise money, enlist allies, create coalitions and get last-minute election-day voter attention. The seminar was developed by American Farm Bureau, an organization noted for its understanding of the political process, with the help of professional political consultants and staff members of Democratic and Republican parties. The instructors are trained staff members of Farm Bureau. Video recording, a case study and a computer simulation let you test techniques, tools and methods.
Register at the link:
http://www.arfb.com/legislation-regulations/election-information/htwe.aspx
NWA for Bernie, Wednesday, July 29th
You're invited to a gathering for an organizing meeting for Bernie Sanders' 2016 Presidential Campaign! Sanders himself will be broadcasting across the country to events like ours informing attendees what his campaign is all about and what we can do to help.
Bernie is up against candidates whose campaigns are backed by banks, corporations, and media so the only way to make this campaign successful is to build it from the ground up.
Bernie's live stream starts at 6:30 PM, but plan on arriving early so we can all get a chance to introduce ourselves. We will be accepting donations that will go directly towards the Sanders Campaign.
All ages welcome until the after party begins (roughly 8 PM) at which point it becomes 18+
Catering from Woodstone Craft Pizza and live music from Teenagers & Jeh-sea Wells. More information on Facebook
Bernie is up against candidates whose campaigns are backed by banks, corporations, and media so the only way to make this campaign successful is to build it from the ground up.
Bernie's live stream starts at 6:30 PM, but plan on arriving early so we can all get a chance to introduce ourselves. We will be accepting donations that will go directly towards the Sanders Campaign.
All ages welcome until the after party begins (roughly 8 PM) at which point it becomes 18+
Catering from Woodstone Craft Pizza and live music from Teenagers & Jeh-sea Wells. More information on Facebook
July 27th Women Lead Training and Discussion in Fayetteville
In partnership with Benton County Democrats, we will host Stephanie Harris with Women Lead Arkansas for a training and discussion on Monday, July 27th at Mojitos in Fayetteville starting at 6pm. Stephanie will speak about the opportunity for empowerment and engagement of women in the 2016 election- from candidates to advocates. All are welcome to attend this event for free. Food and beverage is available for purchase.
Women Lead is a non-partisan non-profit organization dedicated is to empower women and girls to engage in politics, policy and leadership.
More about Women Lead Arkansas online.
Women Lead is a non-partisan non-profit organization dedicated is to empower women and girls to engage in politics, policy and leadership.
More about Women Lead Arkansas online.
Hillary Clinton to headline Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner in LR
The Democratic Party of Arkansas has just announced the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner for later next month with special guest Hillary Clinton.
Saturday, July 18th
Verizon Arena in Little Rock
7:00pm
Washington County Democrats will be purchasing tables for the dinner and will have seats available at a special price.
Please contact us via e-mail for more details. Seats will be limited so do not delay.
Saturday, July 18th
Verizon Arena in Little Rock
7:00pm
Washington County Democrats will be purchasing tables for the dinner and will have seats available at a special price.
Please contact us via e-mail for more details. Seats will be limited so do not delay.
Membership Madness
Call it a mixer, mingle, social, happy hour, whatever- Democrats in Washington County are getting together and you are invited to “join the party”. No obligation or commitment; attend and find out what’s next for Democratic Party.
All are welcome to attend. Complementary drinks and hors d’oeuvres provided.
Thursday, June 11th
5:30pm-7:30pm
Garden Room
215 W. Dickson Street
Venue parking is limited, ample paid street parking is available.
Proudly hosted by:
Washington County Democrats | Senior Democrats of Northwest Arkansas | |Washington County Democratic Women | |Northwest Arkansas Democratic Black Caucus | 3rd District Arkansas Democratic Hispanic Caucus | Young Democrats
All are welcome to attend. Complementary drinks and hors d’oeuvres provided.
Thursday, June 11th
5:30pm-7:30pm
Garden Room
215 W. Dickson Street
Venue parking is limited, ample paid street parking is available.
Proudly hosted by:
Washington County Democrats | Senior Democrats of Northwest Arkansas | |Washington County Democratic Women | |Northwest Arkansas Democratic Black Caucus | 3rd District Arkansas Democratic Hispanic Caucus | Young Democrats
Democrats Go Pink
For the 5th year, we will be participating in the Komen Ozark Race for the Cure. As a member of this team, we are each playing a part in helping Susan G. Komen® end breast cancer forever. As Democrats we believe that everyone deserves access to quality and affordable health care. No one should die from a undetected cancer. Join us in our fight.
Together, we are fueling the best science, boldest community and biggest impact in the fight against breast cancer. And we will not stop until this disease is gone forever. That’s our promise.
Saturday, April 25th Will you please join us in this fight by making a donation today?
Together, we are fueling the best science, boldest community and biggest impact in the fight against breast cancer. And we will not stop until this disease is gone forever. That’s our promise.
Saturday, April 25th Will you please join us in this fight by making a donation today?
Members of the WCDCC will elect the 2015-2017 slate of Executive Officers on Monday, January 19th at 6:30pm at C&C Services, 2620 City Lake Road, Fayetteville.
Paid County Committee members (dues paid anytime in 2014 but within thirty days prior to the vote- December 18th) may cast a vote for those nominated at the monthly meeting in January.
Chair, Vice Chair, Treasurer and Sectary positions will be elected at this meeting. Questions may be directed via e-mail to washcodemocrats@gmail.com
Paid County Committee members (dues paid anytime in 2014 but within thirty days prior to the vote- December 18th) may cast a vote for those nominated at the monthly meeting in January.
Chair, Vice Chair, Treasurer and Sectary positions will be elected at this meeting. Questions may be directed via e-mail to washcodemocrats@gmail.com
Holiday Party, Monday, December 15th
You're invited to celebrate the Holidays with Washington County Democrats. We will provide appetizers and beverages.
You are encouraged to bring donations benefiting Feed Communities, Donations with Dignity.
Making Healthy Choices for Food Drives and Pantries list available for download here.
Monday, December 15th, 6:00pm
C&C Services Corp HQ
2620 City Lake Road, Fayetteville, AR 72701
You are encouraged to bring donations benefiting Feed Communities, Donations with Dignity.
Making Healthy Choices for Food Drives and Pantries list available for download here.
Monday, December 15th, 6:00pm
C&C Services Corp HQ
2620 City Lake Road, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Monthly Meeting, November 17th
Join us on Monday, November 17th for our monthly meeting to discuss our local Democratic affairs and events!
C&C Services is graciously hosting our November meeting so a big THANK YOU to Candy Clark and Teddy Cardwell. Social hour begins at 6:00 followed by official business at 6:30.
See you there!!
Address for C&C Services- 2620 City Lake Road, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Marilyn Edwards for Judge
Greenland Meet and Greet
Fundraiser for Senator Pryor
A very informative and event packed Weekly Update awaits you.
Candidate Forum- State Auditor
Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce has invited the candidates for State Auditor to a forum to discuss their positions. The event will be held September 5th at 12pm in the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce conference room, located at 123 W. Mountain, Fayetteville, AR.
Let's rally and support our candidate Regina Stewart Hampton for Arkansas' State Auditor
Movie Screening Fundraiser
“Citizen Koch”, this movie was to be shown on PBS. However, the Koch brothers contribute to PBS; therefore the viewing was cancelled on that network. It then moved to the private movie industry. Only two locations in the Deep South have shown this movie.
This is a joint venture between the NWA Senior Democrats and the Washington County Democratic Women. The funds raised will go directly to our Democratic Candidates. Several members will be sharing their own
Friday, September 26th, 6-9pm
Home of Terry Coberly/ 607 North Razorback Rd. Fayetteville, AR 72702
Requested donation is $30 in advance and $35 at the door. Students are half price
Candidate Forum- State Auditor
Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce has invited the candidates for State Auditor to a forum to discuss their positions. The event will be held September 5th at 12pm in the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce conference room, located at 123 W. Mountain, Fayetteville, AR.
Let's rally and support our candidate Regina Stewart Hampton for Arkansas' State Auditor
Movie Screening Fundraiser
“Citizen Koch”, this movie was to be shown on PBS. However, the Koch brothers contribute to PBS; therefore the viewing was cancelled on that network. It then moved to the private movie industry. Only two locations in the Deep South have shown this movie.
This is a joint venture between the NWA Senior Democrats and the Washington County Democratic Women. The funds raised will go directly to our Democratic Candidates. Several members will be sharing their own
Friday, September 26th, 6-9pm
Home of Terry Coberly/ 607 North Razorback Rd. Fayetteville, AR 72702
Requested donation is $30 in advance and $35 at the door. Students are half price
Pearson and Busch Fundraiser
You're invited a fundraiser for Tyler Pearson & Chase Busch Democratic candidates for the state legislature this November. Let's band behind these two great candidates who are running against Sen. Jason Rapert and Rep. Nate Bell.
We need to help elect candidates with common sense who will not embarrass our state in the local and national media. Arkansas is a wonderful place to live with a rich history of impressive elected officials from Bumpers, Clinton, Pryor, & Fulbright to Mills, McClellan, Beebe, and more. Let's continue that rich tradition by electing Tyler and Chase to the state senate and state House of Representatives this fall. Special guest appearance by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Ross.
*Suggested donation $50* More on Facebook
We need to help elect candidates with common sense who will not embarrass our state in the local and national media. Arkansas is a wonderful place to live with a rich history of impressive elected officials from Bumpers, Clinton, Pryor, & Fulbright to Mills, McClellan, Beebe, and more. Let's continue that rich tradition by electing Tyler and Chase to the state senate and state House of Representatives this fall. Special guest appearance by Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Ross.
*Suggested donation $50* More on Facebook
Grimsley Graham Event
Women for Arkansas
Support our amazingly qualified women!
August 6th 5:30pm Garner Farm in Fayetteville.
(Address 3390 Mission Blvd, Fayetteville)
The Arkansas Federation of Democratic Women will be sponsoring an event for the three women running for constitutional office- Karen Garcia (State Treasurer), Susan Inman (Secretary of State), and Regina Stewart-Hampton (State Auditor).
These amazingly qualified candidates have offered their experience and know-how to continue our state's path forward and improve the lives of our fellow Arkansans. It is incumbent upon us to ensure we get them the necessary resources to make their campaigns effective and successful.
Individual Tickets are $50 and can be purchased HERE
August 6th 5:30pm Garner Farm in Fayetteville.
(Address 3390 Mission Blvd, Fayetteville)
The Arkansas Federation of Democratic Women will be sponsoring an event for the three women running for constitutional office- Karen Garcia (State Treasurer), Susan Inman (Secretary of State), and Regina Stewart-Hampton (State Auditor).
These amazingly qualified candidates have offered their experience and know-how to continue our state's path forward and improve the lives of our fellow Arkansans. It is incumbent upon us to ensure we get them the necessary resources to make their campaigns effective and successful.
Individual Tickets are $50 and can be purchased HERE
Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner honoring Gov. Mike Beebe
Washington County Democrats will purchase a few tables to JJ Dinner. Seats will be available on a first come- first serve bases, at $100 per seat (which is a discounted price- for individual seats).
Payment due on August 5th
Contact Tyler Clark if interested, tylerbclark@gmail.com
Payment due on August 5th
Contact Tyler Clark if interested, tylerbclark@gmail.com
Mark Robertson, Ice Cream Social Meet & Greet
Washington County Democrats will host the next Land Commissioner for Arkansas, Mr. Mark Robertson, for a candidate meet & greet.
Join us for an ice cream social on the afternoon of Sunday, July 27th from 2:00pm-3:30pm.
Donations are welcome and encouraged.
“It is time for our Commissioner of State Lands to serve Arkansas and help invest in our future. I will put 35 years of experience with land issues to work for Arkansas, and spend every day focused on how to invest in communities, improve lives, develop economic opportunities, and protect our resources.” -Mark Robertson
Join us for an ice cream social on the afternoon of Sunday, July 27th from 2:00pm-3:30pm.
Donations are welcome and encouraged.
“It is time for our Commissioner of State Lands to serve Arkansas and help invest in our future. I will put 35 years of experience with land issues to work for Arkansas, and spend every day focused on how to invest in communities, improve lives, develop economic opportunities, and protect our resources.” -Mark Robertson
Kendra Boyle for JP Fundraiser
Paint the Park Blue for NWA Democratic Black Caucus
An Evening with Governor Mike Beebe
Crawfish with Candy Clark
April 27th Weekly Update
Washington County Democrats | Weekly Update: April 27th | Steel Event | Judge Edwards Fundraiser | Candidates and Cocktails | Young Professionals for Ross | DRock Photos
Check out our latest weekly update here.
Check out our latest weekly update here.
Lots of going on this week!
Washington County Democrats | Weekly Update: April 13th| Burkhalter and Steel in NWA | Ross YP events | Senior Democrats and Black Caucus Meetings and more
Check out our latest weekly update here.
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Still Time to get your tickets!
Teacher Appreciation Banquet
NWA Democratic Black Caucus invites you their 2nd annual Teacher Appreciation Banquet, "Salute to Educators as They Help Build Stronger Youth", on Saturday, March 29th at 6:30pm at Mermaid's in Fayetteville. Tickets $35.00 with Sponsorship available. Contact Peggy Boyles for more information.
Steel to Speak at WCD February Meeting
Washington County Democrats meet monthly for general party business, social time and a chance to share all the political happenings from around the state.
All are welcome to join us at Homewood Suites by Hilton in Fayetteville on Monday, February 17th. Social time starts at 6:00pm and official business at 6:30pm.
Democratic Candidate for Attorney General, Rep. Nate Steel will be our guest speaker.
Invite a friend, bring a neighbor. It's going to be a great meeting. Check out the event on Facebook.
All are welcome to join us at Homewood Suites by Hilton in Fayetteville on Monday, February 17th. Social time starts at 6:00pm and official business at 6:30pm.
Democratic Candidate for Attorney General, Rep. Nate Steel will be our guest speaker.
Invite a friend, bring a neighbor. It's going to be a great meeting. Check out the event on Facebook.
1/19/14 Weekly Update
The latest in news and updates from Washington County Democrats available HERE
Clark to Kick Off Campaign, 1/23/14
Join Candy Clark as she kicks off her campaign for the State House of Representatives, District 84, on Thursday, January 23 at Mermaid's from 5:30 - 7:30 to start the march to the November elections where, hopefully, the State House will return to Democratic control. Finger foods and a cash bar.
Goose to headline Democrats Rock
Tyler Clark, Chair of Washington County Democrats announced the three bands for Democrats Rock 2014 at the Holiday Party.
Arkansas favorite Goose will headline the event on Saturday, April 5th at Pratt Place Barn.
Fayetteville native, Will Brand, also known as the One-Man-Band will open up the annual event at 6:00pm.
Smokey & the Mirror two members from the very popular 3 Penny Acre will anchor the event with the 7:00pm performance slot.
Tickets go on sale on January 1st.
Arkansas favorite Goose will headline the event on Saturday, April 5th at Pratt Place Barn.
Fayetteville native, Will Brand, also known as the One-Man-Band will open up the annual event at 6:00pm.
Smokey & the Mirror two members from the very popular 3 Penny Acre will anchor the event with the 7:00pm performance slot.
Tickets go on sale on January 1st.
State Party Chair to speak in Benton County
Benton County Democratic County Committee is proud to host our recently elected DPA Chairman, Vince Insalaco, as speaker at a special meeting planned to kick start 2014 to become an exciting election year for Benton County and NW Arkansas. Chairman Insalaco is a dynamic and inspiring speaker and is motivated to guide us in ideas to work together and turn Benton County and 3rd District BLUE. All NW AR Dems are invited to join them on Saturday, January 18th at 1 p.m. at the Benton County Extension office on hwy 102, west of Bentonville, next to the sheriff’s office.
Democratic Women Holiday Party
The Washington County Democratic Women will host their Annual Holiday Party at Terry Coberly's residence on Saturday, December 14th from 6pm-8pm. Please bring your favorite appetizer, side dish, or dessert. The club will provide the ham and drinks. We will also be collecting donations for EOA Children's House, and below is a list of most needed items.
Terry's address: 607 N Razorback Rd Fayetteville, AR 72701
Top Current Needs:
1. Wet Wipes
2. Water Color Paints and Supplies
3. Command Hooks – All Sizes
4. Glue Sticks
5. Copy Paper
6. Frosting and Sprinkles for Birthday Parties
7. $10.00 Walmart Gift Cards
8. Magic Erasers
9. Simple Green
10. Laundry Detergent (HE only)
11. Bleach
Terry's address: 607 N Razorback Rd Fayetteville, AR 72701
Top Current Needs:
1. Wet Wipes
2. Water Color Paints and Supplies
3. Command Hooks – All Sizes
4. Glue Sticks
5. Copy Paper
6. Frosting and Sprinkles for Birthday Parties
7. $10.00 Walmart Gift Cards
8. Magic Erasers
9. Simple Green
10. Laundry Detergent (HE only)
11. Bleach
Burkhalter in Springdale, 12/13/13
NWA Democratic Black Caucus will be hosting a holiday luncheon Friday, December 13th at Western Sizzling in Springdale from 11 am to 1 pm. The featured speaker will be Arkansas Democratic Lt/ Governor candidate Little Rock businessman and former Arkansas Highway Commissioner John Burkhalter. Mr Burkhalter will address his ideas of economic development. Meal is available at your own cost. RSVP your space!
Holiday Party | December 16th
Join us on Monday, December 16th at 6:00pm at Botanical Garden of the Ozarks, we'll provide heavy appetizers, beer and wine. Bring a friend and let's celebrate 2013 and continue to build momentum for 2014. Entertainment by Mozzoni-Taylor Jazz Duo,
Attendance is free but you are encouraged to bring items for the clients of Peace at Home Shelter in NWA. RSVP is appreciated.
This list includes items needed by the shelter as well as items women need when they leave the shelter to establish their own homes away from their abusers. Download list here.
Attendance is free but you are encouraged to bring items for the clients of Peace at Home Shelter in NWA. RSVP is appreciated.
This list includes items needed by the shelter as well as items women need when they leave the shelter to establish their own homes away from their abusers. Download list here.
Feed Communities program for November Meeting
Washington County Democrats meet monthly for general party business, social time and a chance to share all the political happenings from around the state. All are welcome to join us at the Botanical Gardens of the Ozarks in Fayetteville on the 3rd Monday of each month. Social time starts at 6:00pm and official business at 6:30pm.
This month our program will be guests from Feed Communities. More information on Facebook.
This month our program will be guests from Feed Communities. More information on Facebook.
Mike Ross in Benton County
The next Governor of Arkansas, Mike Ross, will be featured guest at the next Benton County Democrats luncheon on Monday, October 28th at the MetroPlex Event Center in Rogers at 11:30am. The cost for the catered lunch is $15.00. RSVP by emailing Pamela Clarke.
Bryant Appointed JP
Governor Beebe appointed Diane Bryant to replace resigning Justice of the Peace Mary Ann Spears. Spears, a republican from JP District 10 stepped down earlier this summer. Diane is a longtime Farmington resident, a former school librarian and is the former President of Washington County Democratic Women. The incoming JP was sworn in earlier this week by Judge Mark Lindsey. Because she was appointed to the vacancy, Diane will not be eligible to run for this seat, but will fiful the remaining year of Spear's term. Congratulations to JP Bryant. We know she will serve Washington County well.
GOP Shutdown
Demand the Shutdown Stops
Contact the Speaker of the House, the Arkansas Republican House Members and Senator and tell them "enough is enough- it's time to end this Government shutdown".
John Boozman |(202) 224-4843
First District| Rick Crawford: (202) 225-4076
Second District | Tim Griffin: (202) 225-2506
Third District | Steve Womack: (800) 621-3362
Fourth District | Tom Cotton: (202) 225-3772
Speaker of the House | John Boehner: (202) 225-0600
Contact the Speaker of the House, the Arkansas Republican House Members and Senator and tell them "enough is enough- it's time to end this Government shutdown".
John Boozman |(202) 224-4843
First District| Rick Crawford: (202) 225-4076
Second District | Tim Griffin: (202) 225-2506
Third District | Steve Womack: (800) 621-3362
Fourth District | Tom Cotton: (202) 225-3772
Speaker of the House | John Boehner: (202) 225-0600
Gravity 3D in a Private Showing
The movie Gravity 3D will be offered in a private showing as a fundraiser for the Benton County Democrats. Tickets available at The Gardens, A Salon anytime, 479 636 0059, 4105 West Olive Rogers. Cost of ticket is $15 and the movie will be held on Oct. 12 10:00 a.m. Pinnacle Hills Cinema.
Gravity is a 2013 3D space drama film co-written, co-produced, co-edited and directed by Alfonso Cuarón. The film stars Sandra Bullock and George Clooney as surviving astronauts from a damaged Space Shuttle.
Gravity is a 2013 3D space drama film co-written, co-produced, co-edited and directed by Alfonso Cuarón. The film stars Sandra Bullock and George Clooney as surviving astronauts from a damaged Space Shuttle.
October Meeting program, Social Media and Politics
Brent Robinson, partner at modthink will be our featured program for the October 21st and will discuss the the roll social media plays in politics.
We hope to see you at 6:00pm for social and 6:30pm for program and business. Bring a friend.
We hope to see you at 6:00pm for social and 6:30pm for program and business. Bring a friend.
Fundraiser for Mike Ross for Governor
Please join Mike Beebe & Mike Ross for a statewide kickoff fundraiser supporting Mike Ross for Governor of Arkansas. There will be food, music and fun!
The event will be held on Saturday, Sept. 21 at 6:00 p.m. at the Statehouse Convention Center - Governor's Hall IV in downtown Little Rock.
Click here to purchase tickets: http://bit.ly/18AaRD7
The event will be held on Saturday, Sept. 21 at 6:00 p.m. at the Statehouse Convention Center - Governor's Hall IV in downtown Little Rock.
Click here to purchase tickets: http://bit.ly/18AaRD7
Shop Liberally, Shop Locally
We wanted to feature some of our liberally owned and democratic friendly businesses during Democrats on the Hill weekend.
Make sure you check out this opportunity to shop local, shop liberally and save. Coupons will be offered from six local business in Fayetteville. Thanks to Nightbird Books, Cafe Rue Orleans, Fresco Pub, Lo's Sweet Treats, E. Leigh's and Native Nectar!
Download our Shop Liberally | Shop Locally Guide HERE
Make sure you check out this opportunity to shop local, shop liberally and save. Coupons will be offered from six local business in Fayetteville. Thanks to Nightbird Books, Cafe Rue Orleans, Fresco Pub, Lo's Sweet Treats, E. Leigh's and Native Nectar!
Download our Shop Liberally | Shop Locally Guide HERE
YDA, UofA YDs join as co-host for Watch party
Razorback vs. Southern Mississippi Watch Party
Hosted by Washington County Democrats and UofA Young Democrats
Fresco Cafe & Pub
112 W. Center Street
Fayetteville, AR
https://sobeso.com/frescocafe/
All Democrats are invited to join their fellow Hog fans for a football game watch party immediately following the DPA State Committee meeting, starting at 11:30am on Saturday, September 14th. We have reserved Fresco Cafe & Pub for this private event.
An assortment of delicious heavy appetizers will be hosted. A full cash bar and lunch menu will available for purchase. Fresco Cafe features a 55'' HDTV big screen and 5 flat screen televisions- so you won't miss a minute of the game-- plus free and handy parking on the beautiful downtown square.
RSVP is not required but it is recommended to washcodemocrats@gmail.com
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Hosted by Washington County Democrats and UofA Young Democrats
Fresco Cafe & Pub
112 W. Center Street
Fayetteville, AR
https://sobeso.com/frescocafe/
All Democrats are invited to join their fellow Hog fans for a football game watch party immediately following the DPA State Committee meeting, starting at 11:30am on Saturday, September 14th. We have reserved Fresco Cafe & Pub for this private event.
An assortment of delicious heavy appetizers will be hosted. A full cash bar and lunch menu will available for purchase. Fresco Cafe features a 55'' HDTV big screen and 5 flat screen televisions- so you won't miss a minute of the game-- plus free and handy parking on the beautiful downtown square.
RSVP is not required but it is recommended to washcodemocrats@gmail.com
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Little Flock Picnic Details
Benton County Democratic Central Committee Little Flock Picnic/Fundraiser
The Benton County Democratic Central Committee is challenging all democrats to Take Back Benton County! Our traditional Little Flock picnic is scheduled for Saturday September 14, 2013 from 4:00-7:00 p.m. with all state wide democratic candidates speaking, including Senator Pryor, Mike Ross, John Burkhalter, Susan Inman, and Regina Stewart Hampton. Democrats in Benton County delivered the second highest votes for Gov. Beebe in the last election: second only to Pulaski County.
We are here, and this is the time to step forward at the Little Flock Picnic: recognized throughout Arkansas as the Annual Democratic Event in Benton County! BE A SPONSOR: With your help, we can build future resources for Benton County.
Our five levels of sponsorship are:
Take Back Benton County Executive Sponsor: $1,000 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials including extra verbal recognition at event and admission to rally.
Take Back Benton County Advertising Sponsor: $500 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials including verbal recognition at event and admission to rally.
Take Back Benton County Gold Sponsor: $300 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials including verbal recognition at event and admission to rally.
Take Back Benton County Host: $150 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials including verbal recognition at event and admission to rally.
Host: $50 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials and admission to picnic and admission to rally.
The Benton County Democratic Central Committee is challenging all democrats to Take Back Benton County! Our traditional Little Flock picnic is scheduled for Saturday September 14, 2013 from 4:00-7:00 p.m. with all state wide democratic candidates speaking, including Senator Pryor, Mike Ross, John Burkhalter, Susan Inman, and Regina Stewart Hampton. Democrats in Benton County delivered the second highest votes for Gov. Beebe in the last election: second only to Pulaski County.
We are here, and this is the time to step forward at the Little Flock Picnic: recognized throughout Arkansas as the Annual Democratic Event in Benton County! BE A SPONSOR: With your help, we can build future resources for Benton County.
Our five levels of sponsorship are:
Take Back Benton County Executive Sponsor: $1,000 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials including extra verbal recognition at event and admission to rally.
Take Back Benton County Advertising Sponsor: $500 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials including verbal recognition at event and admission to rally.
Take Back Benton County Gold Sponsor: $300 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials including verbal recognition at event and admission to rally.
Take Back Benton County Host: $150 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials including verbal recognition at event and admission to rally.
Host: $50 Recognition in all printed and electronic event materials and admission to picnic and admission to rally.
More Hotel Rooms Available
Additional hotel rooms available at Hyatt Place in Rogers (13 minutes from the original hotel) with the same rate.
Contact Nicki Zimmerman
Hyatt Place Rogers/Bentonville
4610 West Walnut, Rogers, AR 72756
479.633.8555 ext 510
Contact Nicki Zimmerman
Hyatt Place Rogers/Bentonville
4610 West Walnut, Rogers, AR 72756
479.633.8555 ext 510
Benton County Democrats to host "Lee Daniel's The Butler" viewing
The Benton County Democrats will be hosting a viewing of "Lee Daniel's 'The Butler'" on August 24th at 10 AM. The cost for this special viewing is $13. The film, starting Forest Whitaker and Oprah Winfrey follows the true story of a White House butler who served from Eisenhower through Reagan.
"Plot Summary: "Lee Daniels' The Butler" tells the story of a White House butler who served eight American presidents over three decades. The film traces the dramatic changes that swept American society during this time, from the civil rights movement to Vietnam and beyond, and how those changes affected this man’s life and family. Forest Whitaker stars as the butler with Robin Williams as Dwight Eisenhower, John Cusack as Richard Nixon, Alan Rickman as Ronald Reagan, James Marsden as John F. Kennedy, Liev Schreiber as Lyndon B. Johnson, and many more. Academy Award® nominated Lee Daniels ("Precious") directs and co-wrote the script with Emmy®-award winning Danny Strong ("Game Change").
Malco Towne Cinema, 621 N. 46th Street, in the Scottsdale Shopping Center in Rogers. Tickets are $13 and can be purchased through Thurman Metcalf at 479-633-2074. Funds to support the Benton County Democratic Central Committee.
"Plot Summary: "Lee Daniels' The Butler" tells the story of a White House butler who served eight American presidents over three decades. The film traces the dramatic changes that swept American society during this time, from the civil rights movement to Vietnam and beyond, and how those changes affected this man’s life and family. Forest Whitaker stars as the butler with Robin Williams as Dwight Eisenhower, John Cusack as Richard Nixon, Alan Rickman as Ronald Reagan, James Marsden as John F. Kennedy, Liev Schreiber as Lyndon B. Johnson, and many more. Academy Award® nominated Lee Daniels ("Precious") directs and co-wrote the script with Emmy®-award winning Danny Strong ("Game Change").
Malco Towne Cinema, 621 N. 46th Street, in the Scottsdale Shopping Center in Rogers. Tickets are $13 and can be purchased through Thurman Metcalf at 479-633-2074. Funds to support the Benton County Democratic Central Committee.
Razorbacks vs. Mississippi Southern Watch Party | September 14th
Razorback vs. Southern Mississippi Watch Party
Hosted by Washington County Democrats and UofA Young Democrats
Fresco Cafe & Pub
112 W. Center Street
Fayetteville, AR
https://sobeso.com/frescocafe/
All Democrats are invited to join their fellow Hog fans for a football game watch party immediately following the DPA State Committee meeting, starting at 11:30am on Saturday, September 14th. We have reserved Fresco Cafe & Pub for this private event.
An assortment of delicious heavy appetizers will be hosted. A full cash bar and lunch menu will available for purchase. Fresco Cafe features a 55'' HDTV big screen and 5 flat screen televisions- so you won't miss a minute of the game-- plus free and handy parking on the beautiful downtown square.
RSVP is not required but it is recommended to washcodemocrats@gmail.com
Hosted by Washington County Democrats and UofA Young Democrats
Fresco Cafe & Pub
112 W. Center Street
Fayetteville, AR
https://sobeso.com/frescocafe/
All Democrats are invited to join their fellow Hog fans for a football game watch party immediately following the DPA State Committee meeting, starting at 11:30am on Saturday, September 14th. We have reserved Fresco Cafe & Pub for this private event.
An assortment of delicious heavy appetizers will be hosted. A full cash bar and lunch menu will available for purchase. Fresco Cafe features a 55'' HDTV big screen and 5 flat screen televisions- so you won't miss a minute of the game-- plus free and handy parking on the beautiful downtown square.
RSVP is not required but it is recommended to washcodemocrats@gmail.com
July Meeting
Washington County Democrats meet every month for a general business meeting, social time and a chance to share all the political happens from around the state. All are welcome to join us at the Botanical Gardens of the Ozarks in Fayetteville on the 3rd Monday of each month. Social time starts at 6:00pm and official business at 6:30pm.
Program: We welcome Brenda Blagg author of "Political Magic: The Travels, Trials, and Triumphs of the Clintons' Arkansas Travelers" and Arkansas Traveler Mrs. Ann Henry. Brenda and Ann will discuss the rich history and tails of the Arkansas Travelers. A can't miss meeting!
Join us Monday, July 15th at 6:00pm at the Ozark Botanical Gardens!
Program: We welcome Brenda Blagg author of "Political Magic: The Travels, Trials, and Triumphs of the Clintons' Arkansas Travelers" and Arkansas Traveler Mrs. Ann Henry. Brenda and Ann will discuss the rich history and tails of the Arkansas Travelers. A can't miss meeting!
Join us Monday, July 15th at 6:00pm at the Ozark Botanical Gardens!
Precinct Chair Opportunity
Arkansas Republicans have the advantage of out-of-state billionaires and special interest groups funding their campaigns, Arkansas Democrats must find a new way of connecting with voters on a personal level. Across the country, county Democratic committees have implemented “Precinct Chair” programs that have served as the backbone of Democratic organizing. The Washington County Democratic Party is implementing such a program that will allow us to both grow our Party and get Democrats elected in 2014. View additional information and the application HERE. Brandon Maxey is the project lead for this program. E-mail him for more information.
JJ After Dark
The Young Democrats of Arkansas are proud to invite you to our annual After Dark celebration following the Democratic Party of Arkansas's Jefferson-Jackson Dinner. This year, we’re very excited to announce that our new leadership has secured Revolution Music Room as our venue, just down the street from the Statehouse Convention Center where the JJ Dinner is being held. There will be live music; stay tuned to this page to see who will be playing.
There will be good music, good drinks, and good times, and it promises to be a fantastic party. We hope to see you there! Tickets to the event will be $10, which may be paid at the door or at the link below, and comes with a drink ticket for the first 100 attendees!
We hope to see you at JJAD. In the meantime, we’re working hard to reach our fundraising goal, and we need your help. Your contribution will help us pay our basic expenses so we can focus on our ambitious voter registration, canvassing, and phone banking goals. The Young Democrats is the most reliable source of volunteer and grassroots organization for candidates across Arkansas. We provide infrastructure, resources, training, and support to Democratic campaigns, along with an invaluable workforce of volunteers, interns, and staff at little to no cost. In off years like this one, we spend our time and resources carefully on building new chapters and recruiting new members so we can continue to give Democrats the energy and boots-on-the-ground presence they need to succeed.
We are happy to accept contributions of any size, and have several levels of sponsorship for this event. If you're interested, or have any questions, please contact our President, Ezra Smith, at (479) 387-4978. The sooner you contribute, the sooner we can get to work, and we thank you for making what we do possible. Together, we can make sure that the next generation of leaders are more engaged than ever in leading Arkansas forward!
Yellow Dog Sponsors:
True Blue Sponsors:
Champion Sponsors:
Supporting sponsors:
The Frisco Progressives
There will be good music, good drinks, and good times, and it promises to be a fantastic party. We hope to see you there! Tickets to the event will be $10, which may be paid at the door or at the link below, and comes with a drink ticket for the first 100 attendees!
We hope to see you at JJAD. In the meantime, we’re working hard to reach our fundraising goal, and we need your help. Your contribution will help us pay our basic expenses so we can focus on our ambitious voter registration, canvassing, and phone banking goals. The Young Democrats is the most reliable source of volunteer and grassroots organization for candidates across Arkansas. We provide infrastructure, resources, training, and support to Democratic campaigns, along with an invaluable workforce of volunteers, interns, and staff at little to no cost. In off years like this one, we spend our time and resources carefully on building new chapters and recruiting new members so we can continue to give Democrats the energy and boots-on-the-ground presence they need to succeed.
We are happy to accept contributions of any size, and have several levels of sponsorship for this event. If you're interested, or have any questions, please contact our President, Ezra Smith, at (479) 387-4978. The sooner you contribute, the sooner we can get to work, and we thank you for making what we do possible. Together, we can make sure that the next generation of leaders are more engaged than ever in leading Arkansas forward!
Yellow Dog Sponsors:
True Blue Sponsors:
Champion Sponsors:
Supporting sponsors:
The Frisco Progressives
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