DEMOCRATIC PARTY
OF POLK COUNTY WISCONSIN
“Leadership to the Future”
The Polk County Democratic Party is an inclusive, membership-based organization promoting Democratic and progressive principles. We recruit, support and elect candidates who share those principles. We act as a resource to educate all citizens on the important issues of the day.
HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT THE WORK OF POLK COUNTY DEMOCRATS
Kim Butler for AD 28!
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Election Day!
Weekly news from DPW.
This is what we have been working for. For over a year now, our grassroots organization has been digging their heels in across the state, reminding folks what Democratic leadership would offer our great state. We knew that making an early off-year investment in our...
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Engebretson-Duffy debate: watch it here. (Margaret crushed it!)
Margaret CRUSHED IT at the debate tonight! This is the video of tonight's debate, which was produced by the students at Lakeland Union High School. Scrub forward to about 20 minutes, the first 20 minutes of the video is just the TBird...
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Interesting look at state control by legislators and the Republican Party. Click on WI on the maps to see a historical trend in party Control.
ALEC’s influence is mentioned, and the tendency for some Democrats to focus more on the federal races than state, to their detriment. I hope we have learned that state elections matter.
Republicans Dominate State Politics. But Democrats Made a Dent This Year.
nytimes.com
After a generation of steady losses, Democrats picked up seven state legislative chambers and seven governor’s mansions.I missed SNL’s segment making fun of Congressman-Elect Dan Crenshaw’s eye patch, but like most Americans, I thought it sounded totally inappropriate and wrong. Here, an apology, and an important message from Lt. Commander Dan Crenshaw (retired) himself.
Thank you to all Veterans for your service to our nation. We are all indebted to you.
Find Your Elected Officials
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