DEMOCRATS DELIVER!!
President Biden and the 117th Congress have made significant legislative progress this past year and half.
- Congress has bounced back from the vicious January 6 attack.
- Passed a $1.9 trillion plan to help the economy recover from the Covid pandemic.
- Passed an Infrastructure Bill : $550 billion for roads, bridges, ports, broadband, and repair of Post Office balance sheet.
- Finally passed an anti-lynching law (named for Emmett Till)
- Passed a modest gun safety bill
- Passed the Chip Act to support US semi- conductor production and scientific research.
- Inflation Reduction Act: funding for clean energy, electric vehicle tax breaks, support for domestic manufacturing of batteries and solar panels, and pollution reduction cuts by 40%.
- Military and economic support for Ukraine
- NATO membership for Finland and Sweden
- Debt limit was raised and no federal default
- Veteran’s Health Bill to help veterans exposed to toxic burn pits.
- Record JOB creation.
This is significant action to lower prescription drug prices, provide renewable energy incentives, crack down on large, tax-dodging corporations, help US manufacturers and help our veterans!
Democrats are working hard to combat inflation, income inequality, too much gun violence, and persistent racism.
HELP ELECT DEMOCRATS THAT WILL PROTECT CIVIL RIGHTS, REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS, VOTING RIGHTS, DEMOCRACY!
To vote in person, Marylanders can vote during early voting or on election day:
- Early voting will be held for 8 days and begin on Thursday, October 27, 2022 through Thursday, November 3, 2022 from 7 am until 8 pm for the Gubernatorial General Election. You can vote early at any early voting center in the county you live in.
- The Gubernatorial General Election Day is November 8, 2022. To vote in person on election days, vote at your assigned polling place.
Below you will find information on:
- Register to Vote Register to Vote (deadline is October 18, 2022 for the Gubernatorial General Election)
- Request a Mail-in Ballot (must be received by November 1, 2022 for the Gubernatorial General Election)
- Vote by Mail (Mail-in Ballot)
- Vote on Election Day (Gubernatorial General Election Day is November 8, 2022.)
- Accessible Voting
2022 Ballot Drop Off Box Locations:
- Pocomoke Community Center, 1410 Market Street, Pocomoke City, MD. 21851
- Board of Elections, 201 Belt Street, Suite C, Snow Hill, MD. 21863
- Worcester Preparatory School, 508 S. Main St. ,Berlin, MD. 21811
Worcester County Democratic Central Committee
Pictured is the Worcester County Democratic Central Committee at their monthly meeting. From left to right; Back Row: Tim Tarr, Tom Butler, Kathy Emmert, Barbara and Jim Richardson, Judy Davis, Josh Nordstrom. Front Row: Judy Butler, Laurie Brittingham, Priscilla Z., Dr. Roxie Dennis (Chairperson), Terri Lojewski, Vicky Wallace and Lanny Hickman.
Maryland Democratic Party
For information on the Maryland Democratic Party go to https://mddems.org/.
DCCWC is seeking applications from Registered Democrats
The Democratic Central Committee of Worcester County (DCCWC), the local arm of the Maryland Democratic Party and the National Democratic Party, anticipates vacancies. Be a part of the Blue Wave!
There are vacancies available for Auxiliary Members in District 2, 6 and 7. Auxiliaries, while not voting members, are given leadership and important support roles with the Committee.
The DCCWC is seeking applications from Registered Democrats who are a resident in Worcester County and the District for which they are applying. Applicants should be committed to the principles and platform of the Democratic Party and willing to dedicate time and energy to advancing the party in this county. It is helpful if applicants have experience in community, church, government, party, education and other groups. Applicants should send a letter or resume describing their education, experience and participation in political and organizational development activities to DCCWC, Box 34, Berlin, MD 21811. For information about the DCCWC call 443-333-9793 and leave a message or email to dccwcmd@gmail.com.
Worcester County Democrats believe in a society where all people can lead lives of dignity. We believe there should be no barriers to the opportunities of achieving a better life and that all Americans should have access to a sustainable livelihood, a sound education and a healthy environment.
Democrats in Worcester County are supported by four democratic organizations: Democratic Central Committee of Worcester County [DCCWC], Democratic Women’s Club [DWC], Democratic Club of Worcester County [DCWC], and Democratic Club of Ocean City/Berlin [DCOC/B]
These organizations are dedicated to providing information and support to registered democrats, unregistered voters, and democratic party candidates. The four organizations are partners committed to electing democrats at all levels of government. Together they raise funds for democratic candidates, hold candidate forums, and host social events where democrats can meet other democrats, candidates and office holders.
We believe that, working together, Worcester County Democrats can make a difference and we urge you to get involved by volunteering, joining a democratic club, and attending informational meetings and social events.
Local Elected Democratic Officials
