2020 Democratic Primary Blue Ballot
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2020 Precinct Organization
It’s that time of year again! All Randolph County Democrats are asked to attend their precinct organization meetings on Saturday, February 15, 2020. Please come help us get organized for what may be the most important election of our lifetimes. Cluster meetings will be held at the following locations and times: Archdale, New Market, Trinity,
Please join us for our 10th Annual Defending Democracy “Blue Jean Gala” Saturday, August 10, 2019 Social hour starts at 5:30, Dinner at 6:30 pm The Exchange – 204 S. Fayetteville Street, Asheboro, NC 27203 Our Speakers will be SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION CANDIDATES James Barrett Amy Jablonski Michael Maher Jen Mangrum & NCDP 2nd
Resolutions Passed at 2019 County Convention
Randolph County Democratic Party 2019 County Convention Passed Resolutions A RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT HB 10, REPEAL 2015 LAW RELATING TO MONUMENTS WHEREAS Session Law 2015-170 requires that any alteration, relocation or removal of an object of remembrance must be approved by the N. C. Historical Commission; and WHEREAS the local community where a
Help Us Help the FCC Maria Bliss House
We are extending our collection period for items to donate to the Family Crisis Center’s Maria Bliss House. Please see the list of most needed items below. The shelter is especially in need of consumables such as toilet paper, paper towels, cleaning supplies, Clorox wipes and the like. Please bring donations to RCDP Headquarters, 114
Help us help others.
The Randolph County Democratic Party announces its February Food Drive for CUOC (Christians United Outreach Center). Party Chairperson Susie Scott asks that non perishable items be dropped off at Democratic Party Headquarters at 114 Sunset Avenue in Asheboro during the following times: Monday, Wednesday & Friday – 11am-2pm Tuesday – 9am-12pm Thursday – 11am-1pm
Your Precinct needs you at your annual precinct organization meeting!
We encourage all registered Democrats in Randolph County to attend your annual precinct meeting. This year we’ll be electing officers to serve a two year term. Each precinct needs at least 5 people to organize their precinct, and they will also need to elect three officers: Chair, Vice-chair, and Secretary. If your precinct is unorganized, you will