It has been a long, difficult year, and we all deserve a moment to breathe and relax. We owe thanks to many who sacrificed much to bring about this victory.
Let’s remember the candidates, volunteers, and supporters who in 2018 paved the way and began a grassroots revolution that was the cradle of this victory, many of whom went on to serve as campaign staff and volunteers for the last two years.
Our thanks to all of you!
To the poll workers and poll observers who selflessly stepped up, risking their health to ensure our election process conducted accurately and with integrity.
To Felica French, Coral Evans, Judy Stahl, John Lutes and David Dohm we owe deep and lasting gratitude for their courage and dedication to democracy. You ran with integrity and energy, and your sacrifice helps prepare the path for future candidates.
We offer our immense thanks to Mission for Arizona! To Sam Knapp, Derrick Honeyman, Nicola Phillips, Grayson Wormser and Nick Panlibuton, thank you for your endless hard work! You delivered northern Arizona voters!
Finally to you, the voter: without you none of this would have been possible. Thank you for contributing your time, your money, your patience and your undying faith that truth, dignity, and equality will win out. “Thank you” hardly seems enough!
Now we all take a long-deserved rest and begin the process all over again in preparation for the coming municipal elections and mid-terms. We can’t let up, we can’t go home. This victory was won at huge cost and we must honor all those who lost their lives, their loved ones, their homes and jobs due to lack of leadership.
We must ensure this never happens again.
So enjoy your rest, recharge, and let’s return to the fight with renewed vigor!
In deep gratitude,
The Yavapai County Democratic Party
YCDP reorganization meeting
Thursday, December 10 – 6:30pm
Democratic Party officer elections
We will be voting to elect officers for the county party for the following positions:
- Chair
- Vice Chair for Education and Communication.
- Vice Chair for Political Action.
- Vice Chair for Precinct Committee Leadership.
- Vice Chair for Headquarters Operations
- Secretary
- Treasurer
(Descriptions of duties and procedures)
We will be taking nominations from the floor, anyone can nominate,
the nominee must be an elected precinct member.
Only elected precinct members are eligible to vote
New to zoom? Never fear!
Watch this tutorial video to learn how to join the meeting.
Watch the tutorial here
Call for Appointed Precinct Committee People – We are already getting organized for the challenges of the upcoming (2022) mid-term elections, including re-electing Mark Kelly. There are a number of openings available for Appointed PCs who are kept in the loop with information on YCDP voter outreach and help spread the word to Democrats living in their immediate neighborhood. There are no face-to-face interactions planned for the foreseeable future, calling, postcards, and/or contact-less door-knocking only.
Please contact Alex Piacenza at alexandrapiacenza@gmail.com.
Call for State Committee Members – All elected PCs are eligible to be State Committee Members who vote on officers, proposals and policies of the Arizona State Democratic Party. There are three State Committee Meetings annually, to be held virtually online for the foreseeable future (no travel required). If you were elected or re-elected as a Precinct Committeeperson this year and are interested in being a State Committee Member,
Contact Alex Piacenza at alexandrapiacenza@gmail.com.
Be sure to check out the DWPA Annual Holiday Auction
Now Virtual – Shop online!
US Presidential
Joe Biden (D)
US Senate – Arizona
Mark Kelly (D)
US Representative Congress
D1 – Tom O’Halleran (D)
D2 – Ann Kirkpatrick (D)
D3 – Paul Gosar (R)
State Senator
LD1 – Karen Fann (R)
LD6 – Wendy Rogers (R)
Arizona Corproationn Commissions
Anna Tovar (D)
Lea Marquez Peterson (R)
Jim O’Connor (R)
Prop 208 – Invest in Ed – YES
Prop 207 – Smart and Safe – Legalize Marijuana – YES
Contact information for your elected representatives:
US Senate – KYRSTEN SINEMA
825 B&C Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510
Call: 202-224-4521 contact@sinema.senate.gov
US Senate – MARK KELLY
PO Box 27202, Tucson, AZ 85726
https://markkelly.com
https://www.facebook.com/CaptMarkKelly/
US Representative -PAUL GOSAR,
2057 Rayburn HOB, Washington, DC 20515. Call: 202-225-2315
499 S. Kings Ranch Rd. #4, Gold Canyon, AZ 85118 Call: 480-882-2697
122 N. Cortez St., Suite 104, Prescott, AZ 86301 Call: 928-445-1683
Contact here
GOVERNOR Doug Ducey,
State Capitol, 1700 West Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ 85007
602.542.4331 Contact here
State LEGISLATURE: http://www.azleg.gov/
Senator Karen Fann Contact: kfann@azleg.gov 602-926-5874
Rep. Noel Campbell Contact: ncampbell@azleg.gov 602-926-3124
Rep. Steve Pierce Contact: spierce@azleg.gov 602-926-5584
YAVAPAI COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Rowle Simmons – Dist. 1 Supervisor Contact: web.bos.district1@yavapai.us
Thomas Thurman – Dist. 2 Supervisor Contact:web.bos.district2@yavapai.us
Donna Michaels – Dist. 3 Supervisor Contact: web.bos.district3@yavapai.us
Craig Brown – Dist. 4 Supervisor Contact: web.bos.district4@yavapai.us
Mary Mallory – Dist. 5 Supervisor Contact: web.bos.district5@yavapai.us
YAVAPAI COUNTY DEPT OF HEALTH SERVICES – Leslie Horton, Director
Call: 928) 771-3122
PRESCOTT –
Prescott – Mayor Greg Mengarelli –greg.mengarelli@prescott-az.gov
Call: 928-777-1248 Cell: 928-777-1255
City Manager – Michael Lamr –michael.lamar@prescott-az.gov
Attorney – Jon Paladini – jon.paladini@prescott-az.gov
Prescott Valley – Mayor Palguta mayor@pvaz.net
Town council members –council@pvaz.net
Update on Community Resources and
Requests for Assistance
from Persist & Resist and Prescott Indivisible
Thank you for your great work!
Your local Democratic Party is a group of hardworking volunteers with a passion for responsive, responsible and effective government.
We rely on your support to ensure we can be effective.
Office: 1555 Iron Springs Road, Suite 1, Prescott, AZ 86305
Mail: PO Box 1644, Prescott, AZ 86302
Phone: 928-541-0413
Email:info@yavdem.org
