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Who We Are
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We are local Democrats who embrace sustainability at a fiscal, environmental, and quality-of-life level.  To that end, our top priority is recruiting Democrats to run for local office and ensuring strong Democratic voter turnout by informing voters about elections, our candidates and the voting process.  We work closely with Dutchess County Board of Elections and the County Democratic Committee to meet these goals.
We appreciate your interest in our activities and look forward to welcoming you to a future meeting or event.
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Monthly Meeting
This month's meeting will be held online via ZOOM  

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Hope to see you soon.

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ZOOM (Link HERE)

 

NEXT MEETING

SATURDAY JANUARY 21

11am

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AGENDA

(published in our monthly newsletter 48 hrs prior to meeting. Subscribe above for details)

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The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago.

The second best time is today!

Register to vote where it counts - vote in Clinton!
 

Agenda Archive
Local Resources


Town of Clinton Website​

 

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from Town Clerk

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The Dutchess Voice​

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Dutchess Forward PAC​​

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Dutchess County Board of Elections

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Dutchess County Democratic Committee

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Dutchess Democratic Women's Caucus

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Dutchess County Young Democrats

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Want to Run for Office?

 
If you are a Democrat who lives in the Town of Clinton and you want to run for office or want to know more about elected offices in your town, CONTACT US HERE 

News and Events

1/11/23
Updated voter registration and 2022 turnout stats are now available HERE.  We continue to see growth in numbers of registered Democrats in Clinton. 2022 voter turnout in Clinton was strong.  Overall Dutchess County turnout lags.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!

1/1/23
New law eases voter registration constraints.

Governor Kathy Hochul signed a law this past December that gives people more time to register to vote in New York State. This year, people will have up to 10 days before an election to register in person or 15 days if they are registering by mail. The old law capped the time at 25 days to register before an election.

 
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