Engage in some lively laid back politics while enjoying a glass of bubbly with our member candidates. All proceeds benefit the work of our Candidate Action Committee.
Brother Chimp Brewing
1059 West Orchard Road
North Aurora, IL
Sept. 21 – 5:00-8:00pm
Tickets: $80.00 per person
Raffle 50/50 tickets: $10.00 (purchase at the door).
*Ticket includes dinner & drink ticket for beer, wine or cider.
A new election season starts in soon, so we need to help out our Democratic Candidates who are stepping up to run in 2024.
A petition drive-thru is a great way for us to help them get the signatures they need.
Invite any willing family members and friends to join you. Park in front of 210 Wing Park Blvd, and stay in your car. A circulator will bring a clipboard with all the petitions attached. Sign all the petitions, and have a pleasant rest of the day knowing you helped a Democratic candidate.
Western Kane Democrats (Blackberry, Burlington, Campton, Plato, Kaneville, Virgil) are hosting Democracy Day on Saturday, September 23, 1 – 5 pm at the Campton Township Community Center (5N082 Old LaFox Road, Campton Hills).
Please stop by to sign petitions, meet candidates, and learn about your district and issues.
It’s here–the Tri-City Dems Petition Drive!
We’ll be meeting at the McDonald’s in Geneva on State St. (Next to Miner Enterprises) at 9:30, and will be walking until 2pm. Steve and I will be on hand afterwards to collect and notarize the finished sheets. We’ll have petitions for the folk (state and local races where applicable) in the neighborhoods you’ll be covering as well as the County-wide races.
Please RSVP to Steve, Billy or myself by Friday morning if possible, so we’ll ;know how many turfs to get set up.
Howard
State Senator Cristina Castro Weekend of Action
Saturday Sept 30 | 10am-4pm
and
Sunday Oct 1 | 11am-5pm
Join the Senator and gather signatures for her Re-election.
Please join with Senator Castro her other supporters this weekend at 164 Division St, Suite 203, Elgin, IL
CALL to RSVP or if you have questions about this event 773 578-0007
or Email MattZ@ILsenatedems.org
This is a great opportunity for you to help get her on the ballot! And it’s FUN!!!
State Senator Cristina Castro Weekend of Action
Saturday Sept 30 | 10am-4pm
and
Sunday Oct 1 | 11am-5pm
Join the Senator and gather signatures for her Re-election.
Please join with Senator Castro her other supporters this weekend at 164 Division St, Suite 203, Elgin, IL
CALL to RSVP or if you have questions about this event 773 578-0007
or Email MattZ@ILsenatedems.org
This is a great opportunity for you to help get her on the ballot! And it’s FUN!!!
Join the Kane County Democratic Women on the first Wednesday of every month for their general meetings. Every month’s meeting is either at Carmina’s Restaurant at 1055 N Randall Rd. Elgin or Oak Street Restaurant at 945 Oak St. North Aurora.
Maria is looking forward to a great “Day of Action,” with her friend Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky, and looks forward to gathering hundreds of petition signatures together.
Please share this invitation with all your friends and anyone interested in defending Democracy.
We always have a great time when we are together!!!
The day starts at 10 am with a rally and some refreshments to ensure a high-energy and productive day!
Join the Kane County Democratic Women for a Petition Signing Event
Steve Brusewitz is the chair for petition signing today in South Elgin. He will have walk lists for volunteers and be available to notarize completed sheets. (Sign up sheets will be available at the September General Meeting.
The Kane County Democratic Women are excited to share our upcoming healthcare panel discussion, “What the Health?” on Sat. Oct. 21st at the Batavia Public Library 10:00 AM -12:00 Noon.
We will examine how COVID exposed existing inequities in the US healthcare system, revealing the ongoing need to improve and reform healthcare access in order to achieve health equity, including the Social Determinants of Health and the intersection of current social issues, such as Addiction, Aging, Climate Justice, Debt, Disability Rights, Domestic Violence, Gun Violence, Jobs, Immigration, Housing, Inflation, LGBTQ+ Rights, Mental Health, Poverty, Racism, and Reproductive Rights, as they relate to healthcare disparity.
This is a great opportunity to ask an expert panel questions like:
How can we improve access to healthcare by eliminating barriers for patients, and healthcare providers?
Why is our US healthcare system so complicated and dysfunctional for families, and society as a whole?
Who is affected the most by current inequities in healthcare?
When did healthcare become so expensive in the US?
https://www.kcdwomen.com/2023/09/kcdw-hosts-what-the-healthforum/
