Jane Norris and ladies are hosting a Coffee with the Candidates at our Platte County Headquarters 10012 Ambassador Drive August 16th 10am. Come meet our local, Congressional and State Candidates. Find out how you can help get them elected in November!
Platte Democrats and Platte County candidates will have entries and will be together. Parade starts at 10 am and we are to be towards the front. Participants need to meet on 63th street just west of Hwy 9 behind Price Chopper by 9:30 am. Look for Democratic signs and banners.
A benefit for Clay County Democratic Central Committee at Harrah’s Hotel, 1 Riverboat Drive, NKC starting at 6:00 p.m. Guest Speaker, Congressman Emanuel Cleaver. ccdemscc@gmail.com 816 455-8683
Join Team Quade as we call voters to talk to them about the race for Governor and why Crystal Quade is the person we need to make sure families in Missouri today can beat the odds tomorrow. We'll be phone banking on Zoom, so you can participate from every corner of the state!
Elad is running a vigorous campaign to become Missouri's next Attorney General. Join his virtual text bank to recruit volunteers and activate Democrats across Missouri. Join from anywhere. Training via Zoom begins at 6pm. Team goal: Text 150,000 Missourians in one night.
Add PCDCC events to the calendar you already use. Once you subscribe, your calendar will automatically update with new events.
You will paste this address:
https://plattedems.org/events/?ical=1
Close this window, click Subscribe to calendar at the bottom of the page, choose iCalendar, and confirm when your device asks.
That is the whole thing — you do not even need the address above.
Open Google Calendar on a computer (this cannot be done in the phone app)
In the left sidebar, find Other calendars and click +
Choose From URL and paste the address above
Click Add calendar
Then on your phone: open the Google Calendar app, go to Settings, find Platte County Dems under your account, and switch it on. Subscribed calendars stay hidden on phones until you do. Google also checks for new events about once a day, so a brand-new event can take up to 24 hours to appear.
Open Outlook on the web and click Add calendar
Choose Subscribe from web
Paste the address above, give it a name, and click Import
Like Google, Outlook refreshes on its own schedule rather than instantly.
Prefer a one-time list instead? The Export .ics file options download a snapshot of our current events — handy for printing, but it will never update. Questions, or something not working? Email de**@********ms.org.