We have a new Chair!
Congratulations to the new Chair of the Rutland County Democrats, Mary Mellow!
Congratulations to the new Chair of the Rutland County Democrats, Mary Mellow!
With 8 weeks to go until the election, here are some ways to get involved: Week 8 – Start working on your favorite candidate’s campaign – put out a lawn sign, write a letter to the editor, and brag to your friends and families about your efforts. Go to ActBlue and contribute to one or…
Republicans are after our voting rights Republicans have introduced 361 voter suppression bills in 47 states. If they succeed in taking enough state legislatures, they can call a Constitutional Convention and rewrite the Constitution with new voting restrictions. They could introduce property requirements, as Steve Bannon hoped, or worse. We may never see another Democratic President…
Please read the Rutland County Democratic Executive Committee’s letter to the editor in today’s Rutland Herald: The Rutland County Democratic Executive Committee supports our public schools in following best practices to increase representation in lesson plans and to integrate restorative, equitable procedures. We support the research on systemic racism that is needed to dismantle hate. Systemic…
We’re building community, canvassing in every district and looking for 2020 candidates now! For more details, check out our Organizing Strategy. You are the most important messenger! You are the front line when it comes to representing Democrats and sharing our values. For tips on messaging, check out our Messaging Guide. The best messaging evokes…
Ladies and gentlemen, please join us in celebrating 13 years of Women Making a Difference across our treasured state of Vermont. We’ll be treated to three special guests from the local community who make things happen. We will be honoring the following women:– Anny Lin ~ Student activist, dreamer, global citizen– Tabitha J. Pohl-Moore ~…
This legislation will save lives! Over 420 Vermonters died from firearms between 2011 and 2016, and 89% of those (374 individuals) were suicides. (Source: Taylor Dobbs’ study for VPR) Vermont’s suicide death rate is 35% higher than the national average, and guns are used 59% of the time. (Source: CDC report: 6/8/18, “Vital Signs: Trends…