This is a special invitation to our local candidates (and their supporters) to join the SoCo Dems 'Hello Candidates!' Happy Hour(s) at 9 Mile. We had this event last year and it was very well attended. And this year, with the incredible presence our group now has in the county, we are anticipating an even greater turnout! Food trucks are available for your supper, and the 9 Mile Canteen is closeby for drinks. We hope to see you there. And please help spread the word. Everyone is welcome. Even your (leashed?) dog!

Dems, drinks and dogs. How could you NOT have a good time?

Meet and greet Elad Gross at a fun, family-friendly field day at the park! We'll have popsicles, games, and a special visit from Liberty Belle!

In anticipation of the April 2nd local election day, we are devoting our program on Monday, March 25th to more of those ballot issues in Webster Groves.  We are pleased to have presentations from the 3 WG City Council candidates, Karen D. Alexander (incumbent), Jamie Hasemeier, & Emerson E. Smith (incumbent), who are running for 3 positions.  We are expecting WG City Manager Marie Peoples to talk about Prop W.  Also available to answer questions will be WG Mayor Laura Arnold.  As always, our meeting will be in the meeting room at the Webster Groves Public Library, located at 301 E. Lockwood Ave. (63119) at 7pm. 

For those of you, who live in Glendale or Kirkwood, we have a special invitation for March 17 for you from Mark Boyko, who introduced himself to us at our November 2023 meeting and who is running for State Representative to the MO House for the seat that State Representative Barbara Phifer currently holds.  (This is on our events page as well)

The Presidential Primary is our opportunity to help choose the Democratic Party nominee. It is also the first step in the delegate selection process where Delegates nominate and vote on our Party’s nominee.

In 2022, Missouri Republicans placed the burden of presidential selection on the state parties. That failure to support civic engagement led to the Republican Caucuses having less that 1000 participants in 2024.

Democrats chose a hybrid of mail in voting, where ballots could be requested up to March 12, and in person voting on March 23. Mail in ballots must be received by 10:00 am on Saturday March 23 in order to be counted.

Registered voters who are not Registered Republicans or participants in the 2024 Republican Caucus may receive a ballot in the Democratic Primary. there are five in person locations to choose from and all locations can be found HERE.

The Presidential Primary is our opportunity to help choose the Democratic Party nominee. It is also the first step in the delegate selection process where Delegates nominate and vote on our Party’s nominee.

In 2022, Missouri Republicans placed the burden of presidential selection on the state parties. That failure to support civic engagement led to the Republican Caucuses having less that 1000 participants in 2024.

Democrats chose a hybrid of mail in voting, where ballots could be requested up to March 12, and in person voting on March 23. Mail in ballots must be received by 10:00 am on Saturday March 23 in order to be counted.

Registered voters who are not Registered Republicans or participants in the 2024 Republican Caucus may receive a ballot in the Democratic Primary. there are five in person locations to choose from and all locations can be found HERE.

The Presidential Primary is our opportunity to help choose the Democratic Party nominee. It is also the first step in the delegate selection process where Delegates nominate and vote on our Party’s nominee.

In 2022, Missouri Republicans placed the burden of presidential selection on the state parties. That failure to support civic engagement led to the Republican Caucuses having less that 1000 participants in 2024.

Democrats chose a hybrid of mail in voting, where ballots could be requested up to March 12, and in person voting on March 23. Mail in ballots must be received by 10:00 am on Saturday March 23 in order to be counted.

Registered voters who are not Registered Republicans or participants in the 2024 Republican Caucus may receive a ballot in the Democratic Primary. there are five in person locations to choose from and all locations can be found HERE.

The Presidential Primary is our opportunity to help choose the Democratic Party nominee. It is also the first step in the delegate selection process where Delegates nominate and vote on our Party’s nominee.

In 2022, Missouri Republicans placed the burden of presidential selection on the state parties. That failure to support civic engagement led to the Republican Caucuses having less that 1000 participants in 2024.

Democrats chose a hybrid of mail in voting, where ballots could be requested up to March 12, and in person voting on March 23. Mail in ballots must be received by 10:00 am on Saturday March 23 in order to be counted.

Registered voters who are not Registered Republicans or participants in the 2024 Republican Caucus may receive a ballot in the Democratic Primary. there are five in person locations to choose from and all locations can be found HERE.

The Presidential Primary is our opportunity to help choose the Democratic Party nominee. It is also the first step in the delegate selection process where Delegates nominate and vote on our Party’s nominee.

In 2022, Missouri Republicans placed the burden of presidential selection on the state parties. That failure to support civic engagement led to the Republican Caucuses having less that 1000 participants in 2024.

Democrats chose a hybrid of mail in voting, where ballots could be requested up to March 12, and in person voting on March 23. Mail in ballots must be received by 10:00 am on Saturday March 23 in order to be counted.

Registered voters who are not Registered Republicans or participants in the 2024 Republican Caucus may receive a ballot in the Democratic Primary. there are five in person locations to choose from and all locations can be found HERE.

Let’s elect another Democrat to HD 90! Former Kirkwood School Board member is running for us. Let’s show up for him!

March 12th is the last day to request a mail-in ballot for the Party Run Primary. If you miss this deadline you may, or forget to return your ballot, you will be able to vote in person on March 23.