Crystal Quade – Phone Banking
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...
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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...
Pizza & Postcards: Join us in person to write postcards to encourage community members to get out and vote for Jamie. No need to register; just show up. You can...
Join the Platte County Democrats to help make sure we protect our Democratic incumbents and flip Platte blue! Training will be provided and first-timers are welcome! It's way less scary...
Platte County will be voting on a Children's Services tax. Come to the forum at Parkville VFW Hall October 30th, 6pm. Come learn about the services and show your support....
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...
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...
Join the Platte County Democrats to help make sure we protect our Democratic incumbents and flip Platte blue! Training will be provided and first-timers are welcome! It's way less scary...
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Like Google, Outlook refreshes on its own schedule rather than instantly.
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