DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF SANTA FE COUNTY
TAKE ACTION. RESIST. MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD.
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Protest: Your Voice is Your Power
Democratic Voice Meet Ups - ongoing
Drinking Liberally downtown events are the first Tuesday of the month at Boxcar, 133 W. Water St.
Eldorado Coffee & Community meets the first Wednesday of the month at Coffee Corral, in the Agora, Eldorado
- Breakfast with Ward 4B (Southeast Santa Fe) meets the second Saturday at 9 a.m. at a home or restaurant. Contact Ward Chair Peter Ives for information and location: peternelsonives@gmail.com
Drinking Liberally Eldorado is the third Monday of the month at Santa Fe Brewing, 7 Caliente Rd.
Order your constitution
Order your Constitution here: https://shop.aclu.org/pocket-constitution-white/
It comes in handy when someone says something stupid.
Denim & Diamonds
Take a trip to Moriarity and enjoy the company of your fellow Democrats in Torrance County
Zoom for Election of DPSFC Leadership
Due to the resignation of the DPSFC chair, the County Central Committee (CCC) will choose a new chair to fill the rest of the term (to early 2027). A Zoom meeting will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 11, where candidates may be nominated and then will speak.
To see candidate statements, CLICK HERE
To register, CLICK HERE
Meet The Candidates Ice Cream Social
. https://actionnetwork.org/events/candidates-and-ice-cream/SPACE IS LIMITED.
Primary Campaign Kick-Off
April 19 campaign kick-off to be held at 1420 Cerrillos from 2-4 PM.
Volunteers can meet each other and learn more about participating in four volunteer actions to reach DTS/unaffiliated voters in the county who are not regular primary voters.
DTS voters can vote in the 2026 primary. DTS voters may choose to vote with DP in the primary –new this year.
We will train in door-knocking and phone bank on April 19.
All volunteers are welcome!
The four actions are:
• Door Knocking
o Paul Dirdak is team lead.
o Learn how we will reach 4000 people at doors.
o large group discussion in the auditorium.
o training groups in the community room.
o Learn about vote builder, turfs, phoning, etc.
o Everyone will get a bag of materials as well.
• Phone Bank
o Cole Washburn is the team lead.
o phone banking training in the Kiva room during the April 19th training.
o We will go over the script and the best times to call voters.
o Join a phone bank at the Phone-a-Palooza, a 2-hour phone bank on April 26, 2-4
pm at 1420 Cerrillos.
o New and experienced phoners are welcome. People should bring their phone
and their laptop so they can see the script and use their phone at the same
time. Refreshments provided
• Texting
o Team leads: Georgia Roybal and Lisa Woolridge.
o Reach volunteers to inform about canvassing activities.
o Reengage volunteers.
o Inform DTS voters about absentee voting, mail-in ballots, early voting.
• Postcards
o Team lead: Jeanie Brown.
o Writers will team up in three drops of 3,000 postcards each.
o Postcards will be mailed leading up to primary election day.
o Postcards going to specific voters to encourage them to vote in the primary.
o There is a mail date for each postcard drop and a specific mail list of voters for
the postcards.
o Wards can also do their own postcard parties.
Encourage precinct captains to reach ward members to join the Campaign Kickoff!
See you on April 19th 2-4 PM.
Reclaiming The Dream
EVENT SCHEDULE
Morning rally – 9:30 AM Assemble (Coffee and Donuts)
10:00 – 11:30 am Rally at Hwy 84 across from Abiquiu Post Office
Commuity Lunch & Celebration
12 Noon – 1 pm at Abiquiu Inn
Lunch $15.00 – $30 sliding scale
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1:00 – 2:30 pm
Connect, Celebrate and Look Ahead
Hosted by Abiquiu-Youngsville Indivisible
Park at Abiquiu Inn Please Carpool
Shuttle Vans Provided to Rally or a 7/10 Mile Walk