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  • Ashley Aune & Elad Gross – Joint Canvass

    In her re-election campaign for the state legislature, Rep. Ashley Aune needs our help to knock on doors in MO District 14 and talk to persuadable voters. If door knocking...

  • Jamie Johnson & Elad Gross – Joint Canvass

    Elad's and Jamie's teams are jointly canvassing Platte County neighborhoods every Saturday until the election. Meet up at the Platte County Dems headquarters for a brief training and assignments. If...

  • Ashley Aune & Amendment 3 – Postcard Party

    We need your help connecting with voters to remind them why we must vote YES on 3 and send Ashley back to Jefferson City to protect access to abortion, IVF...

  • Jamie Johnson – Virtual Text Banking

    Join us virtually to text community members about reelecting Jamie Johnson. It’s a lot easier than you think and training is available at the start of the event! You don't...

  • Get Your 50/50 Raffle Tickets! (Updated Dates!)

    It's Raffle Time!! The Platte County Federated Democratic Women are selling 50/50 raffle tickets. $5 a ticket, or $20 for 5 tickets. They can be purchased at Platte County Headquarters,...

    $5

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