During this presidential primary season, please visit the South Carolina Democratic Party website for state-wide schedules of presidential parties, or visit the candidates own campaign websites.
If you have a scheduled repeating event listed here, please keep your meeting details updated by either completing the event submission form or emailing us the information to socialmedia@richlandscdems.com.
We need your help in Chapin!
The Democrats of the Second Congressional District are
MOVING our party forward,
MOVING blue voters to the polls, and
MOVING “Do Nothing” Joe Wilson out of office.
The five County Parties have a new campaign, Moving Blue, to flip the 2nd Congressional district! Because the Democrats of CD2 deserve better than Joe Wilson.
Come learn more about Moving Blue and how you can join our efforts!
Event Hosts Stacey & Jim Brennan • Harriet & Rich Showman • Martha Fowler Linda McDonald • Barbara Gatlin • Ann Harriott & Dewey Ervin Malie & Karl Heider • Rowena Nylund • Peggy & Garry Powers Susie & Charles Dibble • Carla & JC Moore • Stephanie Bridgers Kim & Mike Pordes • Carrie & Cody Smith • Taylor & Laine Ligon Mary Lane & David Sloan • Kelly & Michael Burkett • Isa Mandell Leah & Brad Morris • John Boudreaux • Katy & Mac Humphries Eme Crawford & Emile DeFelice • Ann Timberlake & Ben Gregg Rebecca & Brock Dillard • Linda & Thom Salane • Carol & David Lee Benton Williamson • Cheryl Holland & Doug Quackenbush
Cordially Invite You To A Reception
with
City Council District 3
Candidate Will Brennan
About this Event
The 20/20 Bipartisan Justice Center is hosting a bipartisan forum on the campus of Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina, on October 25, 26 and 27, 2019, where all presidential candidates have been invited to present their criminal justice reform platforms, setting forth specific and articulable policy proposals with measurable results to be achieved by 2024. With the landmark First Step Act passing in late 2018, we are calling upon all candidates to answer: what’s the “Second Step?”
To date there has been no debate, town hall or forum exclusively focused on criminal justice reform that has forced the presidential candidates speak in depth about their proposals for reform. 20/20 is uniquely positioned to hold its second forum of this kind including both parties’ candidates, as we are the only national Black bipartisan organization that includes law enforcement and activists, judges, prosecutors and public defenders, state and local elected officials, educators and students, formerly incarcerated individuals and other community leaders.
CO-HOSTS
Columbia Mayor, Stephen K. Benjamin
National Black Police Association
African American Mayors Association
National Black Caucus, Local Elected Officials
National Black Caucus of State Legislators
CONFIRMED TO ATTEND
Vice President Joe Biden, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Senator Kamala Harris, Senator Cory Booker, Secretary Julian Castro, Senator Amy Klobuchar, and Congressman John Delaney
For Complete Details, go to: 2019PJF.eventbrite.com
Save the Date!
Young people are leading the way on climate change and gun safety. Support them at our Fundraiser benefiting the Future Is Now, a partnership between College Democrats and the RCDP.
The Future Is Now Fundraiser
Friday, October 25, 6pm to close
The Hunter-Gatherer at the Hangar
1402 Jim Hamilton Boulevard
Columbia, SC 29205
The Future is Now sponsors events like our Presidential Town Hall Series at USC, our internship program, and leadership training.
Suggested Donation: $25
Students Free with ID
We need your help in Swansea!
For far too long, Joe “Do Nothing” Wilson has neglected the people and his responsibilities.
The five County Democratic Parties are working together together to finally turn the 2nd Congressional District blue.
We need Democrats in Swansea to help us in –
MOVING our party forward,
MOVING blue voters to the polls, and
MOVING “Do Nothing” Joe Wilson out of office.
Join the five County Parties’ new campaign, Moving Blue, to flip the 2nd Congressional district! Democrats of CD2 deserve better than Joe Wilson.
Come learn more about Moving Blue and how you can join our efforts!
Monthly Meeting.
1st Sunday of Each Month.
Counties and towns throughout the state vote today in various local level elections.
For information regarding the City of Columbia Municipal Election, please contact the Office of the Clerk at 803.545.3045 or visit https://columbiasc.gov/elections
For voter inquiries, please contact the Richland County Elections and Voter Registration Office at 803.576.2240. Another source for South Carolina elections is at https://scvotes.org
Please note – The municipal election will be the first time that the Richland County Elections and the Voter Registration Office will use the new voting machines.
Richland County Council generally meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm. All meetings are open to the public. The meetings are held inside Council Chambers, located on the second floor.
Want to know who represents your county district on the Richland County Council?
Use the Richland County Geo Information map to locate your district.
The Communications Committee oversees a communications network that raises public awareness of the party, its activities, values, legislative agenda and elected officials. The communications network includes various media: email, the RCDP newsletter, traditional journalism (print and digital), and social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube).
Members should have an interest or experience in at least one of the following: (a) journalism; (b) marketing and communications strategy; (c) using social media; (d) video production or editing; (e) graphic design; (f) layout and production software.
This caucus meets on the second Saturday of the month.
A $12 Buffet-style breakfast is available during the meeting.
Meets the second Saturday of each month. Light refreshments are served.
Learn more about getting involved with the RCDP, neighborhood and precinct level organizing, and how you can make a difference.
The B-I-C caucus meets on the second Monday for discussions with dinner at Tonella’s Pizza Kitchen. While meetings are free, attendees should anticipate costs for their food and/or beverage order.
Richland County Council generally meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm. All meetings are open to the public. The meetings are held inside Council Chambers, located on the second floor.
Want to know who represents your county district on the Richland County Council?
Use the Richland County Geo Information map to locate your district.
Monthly Meeting.
1st Sunday of Each Month.
Richland County Council generally meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:00pm. All meetings are open to the public. The meetings are held inside Council Chambers, located on the second floor.
Want to know who represents your county district on the Richland County Council?
Use the Richland County Geo Information map to locate your district.
The Council meets bi-monthly.
The B-I-C caucus meets on the second Monday for discussions with dinner at Tonella’s Pizza Kitchen. While meetings are free, attendees should anticipate costs for their food and/or beverage order.
This caucus meets on the second Saturday of the month.
A $12 Buffet-style breakfast is available during the meeting.
Meets the second Saturday of each month. Light refreshments are served.
Learn more about getting involved with the RCDP, neighborhood and precinct level organizing, and how you can make a difference.