Thank You to all our Volunteers

You did so much during the election cycle to make things work, to help people, and we can't list all the ways you stepped in and selflessly gave of your time and talent.  Thank you.

Party Executive Committee Business Meeting Thursday, November 10, 6 pm

If you're not on the committee but would like to attend, please write info@madisoncountydemocrats.com.

Thirsty Thursday November 19, 5:30 - 6:30; Program TBA

You must register at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0ucO-gpzguHdfBCnDV9AHTpIvHjXm4Dfir. You'll receive an email from Zoom right afterwards with your unique link; please hold on to this to gain access into the session.

 

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*Upcoming Events (Most events will be Virtual on Zoom until further notice; check with the contact on each event)

Calendar (All in-person events postponed indefinitely)

  • Democratic Women

    December 3, 2020 @ 11:30 am - 1:00 pm
    Huntsville Country Club, 2601 Oakwood Avenue, Huntsville, AL 35810, USA

    Contact madisondemwomen@gmail.com for information.

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  • MCDEC Business Meeting

    December 10, 2020 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
    Huntsville Country Club, 2601 Oakwood Ave NW, Huntsville, AL 35810, USA

    The Party's Monthly Business Meeting

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  • Thirsty Thursday

    December 17, 2020 @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
    TBA Monthly

    Join us for drinking liberally (or not), but to hang our with like-minded individuals in a casual setting.
    We usually go to a different place each month, places that serve both food and drink.

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The Democratic debates showed us that the candidates for the nomination of the Democratic Party actually do share the same general goals yet differ on the way to reach them. Kitchen table issues and civil rights are the common features shared by the different proposals of the different candidates. In the course of the primary […]

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“A million deaths is a small price to pay”

These governors re-opening their states without even trying to put together a working testing plan is an absurdity that even I am struggling to comprehend. They better pray that people just self-isolate on their own, but the most likely scenario is that they are going to use the fact that the current shutdown stalled the […]

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Why does my Congressional district look like a hammerhead shark?

Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill published an opinion piece in the “The Gadsden Times” on March 2, responding to a column written by John Gordon in “The Tuscaloosa News” on February 27. Mr. Gordon’s column decried several forms of voter suppression, including gerrymandering, which he defined correctly as, “the process by which incumbents and […]

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