by Dems4Eaton | Aug 3, 2019 | Issues, Members, Michigan Democratic Party, Take Action
Have you heard about precinct delegates before? They are an important local, hands-on set of volunteers who help candidates get elected. PDs organize people for door-knocking events. A Precinct Delegate is elected by the people of the voting precinct at the primary...
by Dems4Eaton | Aug 3, 2019 | Events, Members
Summertime is fair time! Animals are ready to be shown and sold. Crafts are ready for judging. And the heat has come on. This year’s Eaton Co Fair was no exception. With our booth under the grandstand plastered with Democrat yard signs, it was hard to miss us as...
by Dems4Eaton | Jun 27, 2019 | Uncategorized
On the evening of June 19, several ECDP members gathered at Fulton Park in Lansing. Petitions for Gary Peters for US Senate were passed around to residents, Eaton County Treasurer Bob Robinson’s representatives staffed a table, and an environmental group talked...
by Dems4Eaton | Jun 27, 2019 | Uncategorized
Eaton County Dems rocked a table at Delta Rocks for the 21st annual family festival at Sharp Park on Saturday, June 22. We distributed toys to the kids and information to the adults. We even added 47 new names to our email contact list! Left to Right: Brandon Haskell,...
by Dems4Eaton | Jun 4, 2019 | Events, Progressive Agenda
Written by Brett McRae, ECDP Chair Governor Gretchen Whitmer recently conducted a presentation in Eaton County about her priorities in this year’s state budget. The session, held at Waverly High School on April 10, included both Democratic and Republican state...
by Dems4Eaton | Jun 4, 2019 | Events
May 29, 2019 | Charlotte, MI On Wednesday evening, May 29, 2019, fifteen Democratic Precinct Delegates met to network and talk about plans for the 2020 election cycle. Representatives from Delta Township, Charlotte, Grand Ledge, Dimondale, and Eaton Rapids Township...
by Joseph Chin | May 30, 2019 | Uncategorized
RESOLUTION OF THE EATON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY Adopted May 16, 2019 Whereas, the conditions of Michigan roads continues to deteriorate, with the 22% of roads deemed to currently be in poor condition expected to increase to 44% in the next five years, and Whereas,...
