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  • Parkville 4th of July Parade

    What better way to celebrate our country's 249th birthday than with a good old-fashioned parade? Make plans today to join your local Democrats for the fun. The parade begins at 10am, so we will meet at 9:30 behind Price Chopper. Use this form to let us know you plan to be there or if you...

  • Town Hall with Minority Leader Ashley Aune

    Did anything good come out of the Missouri Legislature this year? Join House Minority Leader Ashley Aune for an End-of-Session Town Hall. Representative Aune will provide a recap of this year's legislative session, including what passed, what didn't, and how it will affect Platte County.

  • Platte County Democratic Women’s Meeting

    Our guest speaker for July is Josh Smead, a Democratic candidate for Congressional District 6. Come hear his plan for retiring Sam Graves. The Platte County Federated Women's Democratic Club meets the second Monday of the month. Their mission is to support and elect Democratic candidates and issues. You do not have to be a...

  • Northland Democratic Club Meeting

    ACA Business Club 1400 NW Vivion Road, Kansas City, Missouri

    The Northland Democratic Club is a place for Clay and Platte County Democrats to come together to support candidates and issues.

  • Good Trouble Lives On: Peaceful Protest in Platte City

    Near Platte City Walgreens 2301 Running Horse Rd., Platte City, MO, United States

    Good Trouble Lives On is a national day of nonviolent action to respond to the attacks posed on our civil and human rights by the Trump administration and to remind them that in America, the power lies with the people. On July 17, the anniversary of Congressman John Lewis’s passing, we’re taking action across the...

  • PCDCC Meeting

    Los Rapidos 1205 Branch St., Platte City, MO, United States

    Join us from 4pm-5:30pm at the Make Good Trouble Rally at the corner of Running Horse Road and 92 Hwy. in Platte City. Afterwards, we are socializing at Los Rapidos Mexican Restaurant. No business meeting this month.

  • Platte County Democratic Women’s Meeting

    Our August meeting will be at a fun location to just come together and take a breath from it all. Venue to be announced soon! The Platte County Federated Women's Democratic Club meets the second Monday of the month. Their mission is to support and elect Democratic candidates and issues. You do not have to...

  • Northland Democratic Club Meeting

    ACA Business Club 1400 NW Vivion Road, Kansas City, Missouri

    The Northland Democratic Club is a place for Clay and Platte County Democrats to come together to support candidates and issues.

  • PCDCC Meeting

    The Platte County Democratic Central Committee meets the third Thursday of the month. The group's mission is to work for the success of the Democratic Party. Venue to be announced.

  • 2025 Parkville Days Parade

    Join local Democrats as we march in the annual Parkville Days Parade. Use this form to register your interest or to ask questions. We'll contact you about the exact meeting place the week of the event.

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