The Randolph County Democratic Party and Indivisible 6th Congressional District are pleased to announce that author Nancy MacLean will be appearing at the Sunset Theatre on May 29th to give a talk about her bestselling book Democracy in Chains: The Deep History of the Radical Right’s Stealth Plan for America. When: Tuesday, May 29,
Please join us: Saturday March 24, 2018 Randolph County Courthouse 176 E Salisbury St, Asheboro, NC 27203 Doors open at 9:00am for social hour Convention begins at 10:00am
6th District Democratic Primary Candidate Forum, March 3, 2018; Historic Randolph County Courthouse Sponsored by Democratic Women of Randolph County and Randolph County Democratic Party Participants: Jim Meredith – Moderator Ryan Watts – Candidate Gerald Wong – Candidate Thank you to everyone who submitted questions in person or via email or phone. We will be
The Democratic Women of Randolph County will be hosting a candidate forum for the 6th Congressional District’s Democratic Primary Candidates. The winner of this primary will go on to face current US Congressman Mark Walker in the general election in November. This event will be held Saturday March 3, 2018 at 2:00PM in the Randolph
Time to get organized! We encourage all registered Democrats in Randolph County to attend your annual precinct meeting: Ramseur, Deep River, Liberty, Staley, and Southeast precinct meetings will be held at 7pm on Monday, Feb. 12th at McCrary Chapel United Methodist Church, 327 NC Hwy 49, Ramseur, NC. Asheboro West, Asheboro East, Grant, Back Creek,
It has come to our attention that Democrats around the county are being courted by Republicans and Libertarians associated with the upcoming 2018 Sheriff’s elections to change their party affiliation to Unaffiliated in order to vote in the Republican or Libertarian primaries for certain candidates. While a voter’s affiliation is their own choice, we would
We’re going to let Sagebrush do the cooking this year. If you have questions, please call the message line at 336-629-9003 or email RandolphDem@gmail.com
Gwen Williams is one of only two of this year’s Asheboro City Schools BOE candidates who has experience teaching in public schools. Of those two, she is the only one who also has experience as a public school principal, and she has seen firsthand the effects of federal, state, and local policies on teachers and