Are you looking for impartial information on the choices on your ballot? Follow THIS LINK to Voter’s Edge, a service of the League of Women Voters.

Be sure to vote for members of the Democratic Central Committee, the governing body of your local Democratic Party. You can vote for up to six candidates, on the same page as your Presidential ballot.

This weekend we will be organizing a series of critical “get out the vote” phone banks to support Congressman Josh Harder (CA-10) and Congressman TJ Cox (CA-21), as well as a number of key San Jose City Council races. 

We’ll be calling on Saturday, 2/29, Sunday, 3/1, and Super Tuesday, 3/3
10am-6pm
SCCDP Headquarters
2901 Moorpark Ave, Suite 110, San Jose 95128

These are all super important races that will have a lasting impact for Democrats both at the local and national level, so we need to do our best to support them!

Please, RSVP for one or more dates:

2/29: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/241715/
  3/1: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/243312/
  3/3: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/243322/

The next meeting of the Central Committee will be held on Thursday, March 5th in the County Building Cafeteria at 7 pm.

For the agenda, follow THIS LINK.

Voting is Now Easier than Ever in Santa Clara County!

Santa Clara County voters will join more than half the voters across the state when they cast a ballot in March using an exciting new voting model that makes it easier than ever to cast a ballot.

It’s called the Voter’s Choice Act, and it emphasizes convenience for the modern voter. Everyone will get a ballot that they can return postage-paid by mail, which is by far the most popular way to vote, or they can place it in one of 99 conveniently located and secure drop-boxes. Voters who prefer to vote in person can still do so at any of the more than 110 Vote Centers that will be open throughout Santa Clara County – some for up to 11 days. Remember, now it is Election Day every day between February 22nd and March 3rd!

People can vote near where they work, go to school or while running errands! The Vote Centers will offer a full spectrum of services, from language and accessibility assistance to ballots printed on demand for any voter, with all the contests that apply to any residential address in the County. There are electronic poll books to keep track of who has voted, and even voter registration all the way up through Election Day.

Take advantage of the extra time and convenience afforded by the new Voter’s Choice Act, which starts with the March 3, 2020, Presidential Primary Election. It’s a positive change that offers voters a choice: Choose when, where and how to vote.

Visit sccvote.org/voterschoice or call
866-430-VOTE (8683) for more information.

Check your Ballot – Are you a No Party Preference voter?

If you are registered with No Party Preference, and would like to vote in the Democratic Presidential Primary, follow THIS LINK, complete the request form, and mail it to:

Registrar of Voters, PO Box 611300, San Jose, CA 95161-1300

Hosted by Shay Franco Clausen, SCCDP Director of Gender Equity and the Status of Women
Tuesday, February 25, 2020
5:00pm Pot-Luck
6:00pm Debate
Location 2901 Moorpark Ave. #110
San Jose,95136
RSVP: 408-445-9500

YOU’RE INVITED!

Join the Santa Clara County Democratic Party for its 29th Annual Fundraiser & Democratic Victory Dinner. To purchase tickets, follow THIS LINK.

Friday, May 29, 2020
5:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Hayes Mansion
200 Edenvale Avenue
San Jose, CA 95136