The 2024 Democratic Caucus is only a week away—make your plans today to attend. All precincts in Clayton County will be meeting at Keystone AEA in Elkader. You must be in line by 7pm in order to participate. The precinct caucus is an excellent opportunity to bring the issues important to you to the attention
2024 Democratic Caucus on January 15, 7pm Read More »
The window to request mail-in Presidential Preference Cards for the upcoming 2024 Iowa Caucuses is now open. Click here to request your Presidential Preference card online: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSftHlgUVGE_SEYY81E5F6iJqesp3hNRgCLFLtXHxMAv-28YZQ/viewform If you would prefer to submit through the mail, click here to download a printable form: https://iowademocrats.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/PresidentialPreferenceRequestFINAL.pdf Those who need additional assistance can call and leave a voicemail
Have you requested your Presidential Preference card? Read More »
RSVP by emailing mail@claytoncountyiowademocrats.org
Volunteers Needed, November 6, 3-5pm Read More »
November 1, 2023: First day you’re able to request your 2024 Presidential Preference Card online or via mail January 12, 2024: Presidential Preference Cards will begin being mailed to voters January 15, 2024: In-person precinct caucuses will be held, unbound county convention delegates will be elected February 19, 2024: Last day to request your Presidential Preference Card
Important 2024 Caucus Dates Read More »
The Iowa Democratic In Person Caucus will take place on Monday, January 15, 2024. More details to come.
Iowa Democratic Caucus: January 15, 2023 Read More »
We are currently printing the Democrats at Work in Clayton County flyers. They will go out in every Times-Register Trader in Clayton County, to 9,500 households, printed on eye-catching bright yellow paper, on the week of October 16. Look for it and share it! You can use the .jpg and .pdf of the flyer to
Our Democrats at Work Flyers are Being Printed! Read More »
Published at Bleeding Heartland: https://www.bleedingheartland.com/2023/03/02/i-lost-my-state-house-campaign-i-would-do-it-again/
Commentary from Chair Brian Bruening: I Lost My State House Campaign. I Would Run Again. Read More »
Iowans value their communities and the county in which they live. They are willing to pay a few more pennies in sales tax to be used by their towns and county to improve roads, rescue and fire services, and town infrastructure improvements. Each county has the right to put a Local Option Sales Tax
Losing Local Control hurts Clayton County Residents by Linzy Martin Read More »
On Thursday, March 9th, President Biden released his proposed budget, detailing a blueprint to invest in America, lower costs for families, protect and strengthen Medicare and Social Security and reduce the deficit by making the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share, cracking down on fraud, and cutting wasteful spending on Big Pharma, Big Oil
President Biden’s Budget vs Iowa’s by Betty Lord-Dinan Read More »
Clayton County Democrats met on February 19, 2023 for our Odd-Year Caucus & Organizational Meeting. We elected the following leadership group: Brian Bruening-Boudouani, Chair Gina Dahlstrom Osborn, Vice Chair LeAnn Watson, Treasurer Betty Lord-Dinan, Secretary Nona Wessels, 2nd District Representative Randall Laughead, 2nd District Representative Thank you to everyone who has agreed to serve!
Odd Year Caucus & Organizational Meeting Read More »