The Martin County Democratic Party Recommends You Sign Up This Year to Vote by Mail!

Florida voters face an October 4^th registration deadline for general election.

Click here to: Check your voter registration status (Martin County Voters only)

Call the Supervisor of Elections office and request a ballot at 772-288-5637.
Or
Click here to make online request for Vote by Mail Request: Absentee/Mail Ballot Request

VOTE IN YOUR PAJAMAS! FROM HOME!

       "I'm voting from home!" "Are you?"

Why Vote from Home?

1. Save gas - no driving, traffic, or headaches finding a parking spot at the polls.
2. Save time - no rushing to the polls. Vote at your own leisure.
3. Be fully prepared: use your computer to research candidates and issues.
4. Never miss an election - just mail in your ballot.
5. Paper Trail! Make sure YOUR vote counts!
6. You can even track your ballot! Here
7. If you change your mind, you can wait and still vote Early or on Election Day.

Remember to vote in the General Election November 2^nd.

Early voting for the General Election is October 18^th, - October 30^th, Monday - Saturday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.

Early Voting Locations:
Elections Center
Hobe Sound Library
Indiantown Library
Jensen Beach Library
Palm City Library
Robert Morgade Library


Amendment information:
Vote YES on Amendment 5 & 6 for Fair Voting Districts.

Call the Democratic Headquarters for candidate information.
Click for Announced Democrat Candidates 2010

Florida Division of Elections - General Voting Information

Fair and Balanced?

Fox News gives the "Party of No" Republicans $1 Million to defeat Democrats... More

Fox News Audience Just 1.38% Black

According to Nielsen Media Research, Fox News has averaged just 29,000 black viewers in prime time this television season (9/09-7/10). That represents just 1.38% of its 2.102 million total viewer audience. More

The Republican War on Grandma

Republican candidates across the country are all running on the same platform this year -- destroying Social Security as we know it.

Kentucky's Rand Paul called Social Security a "Ponzi scheme." Chuck Grassley, Richard Burr -- these guys led George Bush's campaign to hand over Social Security to Wall Street back in 2005 and they're ready to lead it again.

Social Security is the most successful, popular social program in the history of the United States and Republicans will stop at nothing to kill it. Cutting benefits, raising the retirement age -- these are just first steps they want to take to destroy Social Security altogether.

FDP Newsletters

August 6, 2010
July 23, 2010
July 9, 2010
June 25, 2010
June 11, 2010

Guest Editorial: Amendment 4:

The Truth Behind the Lies
Amendment 4 is a valid option for citizens to better manage their community’s Land Use Plan. The opposition has created a scare campaign filled with outright lies...More

A List of President Obama's Accomplishments Thus Far

Of late, the media is focusing almost exclusively on Obama's critics, without holding them responsible for the uncivil, unconstructive tone of their disagreements or without holding the previous administration responsible for getting us in such a deep hole. The misinformation and venom that now passes for political reporting and civic debate is beyond description.

As such, there is a need to set the record straight...More

Obama Accuses Republicans of Obstructionism

"I am amused with their comments about obstructionism. I wish we had been able to obstruct more." - Mitch McConnell (Party of No-Kentucky)

Tell that to these 'amused' unemployed job seekers:

To Deal With the Deficit, Let the Tax Cuts Expire

"The simple fact is this: all the Bush tax cuts were unaffordable. They were an irresponsible act of hubris enacted during an economic boom."...More

850 Workers to be Hired in Treasure Coast with $16 Million in Stimulus Money

Treasure Coast employers are poised to hire 850 workers as part of a federal economic stimulus package.
Workforce Solutions, the non-profit organization that helps job seekers find jobs... More

Chamber Of Commerce's Jobs Suggestions: Cut Taxes And Social Security, Privatize Roads, Drill Offshore, Log National Forests

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce -- a right-wing political group representing large corporations -- proposed what it's calling an economic recovery plan.

The agenda of a Republican Congress and the Chamber of Commerce plans to spend more than $50 million to make it a reality... More Info

2010 Candidates Election date: 11/02/2010

Governor

Alex Sink Candidate for Governor

United States Senate

Kendrick Meek Candidate for US Senate

United States Representative District 16

Jim Horn Candidate for US Representative

State Races

Dan Gelber Candidate for Attorney General

Loranne Ausley, Candidate for Chief Financial Officer

Scott Maddox, Candidate Commissioner of Agriculture

Adam Fetterman, for State Representative, District 81

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Democratic Executive Committee

No July Meeting.
Next Meeting Monday, September 20^th, 7:00 pm
Meets the third Monday of every month at 7:00 pm at the Democratic HQ......More

Martin County

All Martin County Committee, Board and Agency Meetings...
August County Meetings
September Meetings

Martin County Commission
Every Tuesday, 9:00 am at the County Commission Building
All County Commission Meetings are Open to the Public: County Public Meetings Search

The Martin County Democratic Club

Next Meeting:
September 1^st, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Where:
Woman’s Club of Stuart
729 East Ocean Blvd. in Stuart

Speaker: Rep. Adam Fetterman

Program: Come, support our local Democrat in office! Learn how you can help re-elect Adam Fetterman on November 2! Representative Fetterman, a Democrat, was first elected to the Florida House in 2008. He represents District 81, which includes part of Martin County. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about his election campaign and get a Democratic perspective on what the Legislature accomplished this year and the important role played by Representative Fetterman.

Meetings are free and open to the public.

Fall Classic: October 12^th at Best Western.

For information please contact Louise Cunha at (772) 286-1281 or Lcunha2@comcast.net

Join:
Democratic Club Membership Application

Democratic Women's Club

Next Meeting:
Saturday, September 11^th at 10:00 AM

Program:
Immigration Issues

Where:
Clarion Inn of Stuart
1200 SE Federal Highway

Meeting of State Women's Clubs on September 23-26 in Port St. Lucie.

Join:
Democratic Women's Club Application

June 2010 Newsletter

Please contact Headquarters, 772-221-0405 for further information.

Club Change of Martin County

Next Meeting:
Thursday, September 16^th at 7:00 pm at Democratic Headquarters.

Club Change is set up to be an instrument for public service and political activism. It is a joint effort by the Florida Democratic Party and Organizing for America (OFA) to assist our President in his efforts to give the country the change it needs.

Information: Linda Green 772-708-7381
e-mail: ObamaClubChange@gmail.com

Would you like to join us at this meeting? Please contact Headquarters, 772-221-0405 for further information.

More - Club Change Information and Application

Martin County Democratic Club Social Group

The Martin County Democratic Club Social Group will be meeting the 1^st Wednesday of every month after the club meeting.

Next Meeting:
September 1^st, 8:00 pm
Where: Duffy's in Downtown Stuart

For details please call Louise Cunha at (772) 286-1281. or call 772-287-0029...More.

Democratic Club of Jupiter, Juno Beach, Tequesta & Hobe Sound
(PB North County Democratic Club)

The North County Democratic Club (of Palm Beach County) meets on the second Thursday monthly, 7:00PM, at the Abbey Road Restaurant on the east side of Military Trail just south of PGA Blvd.

Club goals are to help stimulate active interest in political & governmental affairs, promote Democratic candidates, plus promote community service programs.

For more information contact Shelley Weiss, Pres, (561) 622-2159, shlweiss@aol.com.