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The Rutland County Democratic and Progressive parties are providing free rides to the polls for as many people as possible, regardless of party. Space is limited so please contact us asap: 802-353-0998. Heather Juliussen-Stevenson, Secretary Rutland County Democrats

We have a lot of plans for the upcoming year! Planning earlier and smarter for a robust 2020 election cycle Recruiting NOW for strong candidates to win more Democratic legislative seats in 2020 Supporting our current Democratic officeholders Strengthening Democratic town committees in the county Community engagement through parades, forums, canvassing and grassroots activism Engaging…

Today, Attorney General TJ Donovan, Lt. Governor David Zuckerman, Senate Pro Tem Tim Ashe and Speaker Mitzi Johnson were joined by a number of state legislators to voice their support for common sense gun safety measures. I wanted to share the video of today’s press conference with you. You can check it out here. We’re…

Rutland County Democrats will hold their biennial caucus to reorganize the County Democratic Committee on Wednesday, October 11, 2023 at 6:30pm. The meeting is in person at the Rutland Free Library Fox Room or by Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81031370723?pwd=osjjWt1UHknTjUyPl5vSb2vabtZLeF.1Questions? Contact Mary Mellow at 802-773-4560 or [email protected]

Extremist Republicans are right here in Vermont and they are organized. Rutland County officeholders voted against state and local resolutions to condemn the January 6th assault on the US Capitol. Some repeated false claims about what happened that day and questioned the validity of the November election. We Democrats must be organized and prepared to…

A shorter election season means we need to donate & volunteer for candidates now! In the Vermont Primary, voters returned their mail-in ballots quickly! 10% were returned within 2 days of the voter receiving the ballot 25% were returned within 5 days of the voter receiving the ballot 50% were returned within 12 days of…