The Annapolis Democratic Central Committee is building a strong and viable Democratic Party in the City of Annapolis. To accomplish this, we are organizing activities, running voter registration campaigns, promoting the election of the Democratic nominees, and encouraging participation in all activities of the Democratic Party.
Your Annapolis, District 30 and Anne Arundel County Democrats continue to be active in building a strong and energetic Democratic Party. Now, more than ever, we need to be visible, active and make our voices heard. You can make a difference by getting involved at the "grass roots" level.
A Note from Chairman Nick Berry
A lot of hard work by our candidates and their committees – and from us on the ADCC – went into the November 3, 2009, city election. The clean-sweep victory, while testimony to the voters confidence in Josh Cohen for mayor and City Council candidates Dick Israel (Ward 1), Classie Hoyle (Ward 3), Sheila Finlayson (Ward 4), Mat Silverman (Ward 5), Kenny Kirby (Ward 6), Ian Pfeiffer (Ward 7), and Ross Arnett (Ward 8), puts the challenge of good governance on these candidates and the task of supporting them on the ADCC. We wish them all the best and will do our part.
Our thanks to over a hundred volunteers and workers who made the spectacular results possible. Democrats do something, actively striving to serve the public interest. Special thanks go to Governor Martin O’Malley, House of Delegates Speaker Mike Busch, Delegate Virginia Clagett, Senator John Astle, and Congressman John Sarbanes, District 30 Democratic Club President Sarah Flynn, and Anne Arundel County Democratic Central Committee Chair Kory Blake for their active and effective support in this campaign. In addition, the financial support of unions, businesspeople, and citizens – labor unions especially – made our active campaign possible. Many thanks! What a team!
As a result, we are in a good position to move forward in the crucial county and state elections in 2010.
Annapolis Democratic Committee Meetings
The ADCC usually meets the third Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. at the Eastport Democratic Club, the corner of State Street and Chester Avenue. The meetings are open and we welcome comments, questions, and suggestions from the floor. Please consult the Calendar section of this site for the next meeting. There is one member and alternate.
contact information for Democratic leaders at the federal, state, county, and city level
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