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Civic Engagement


BUILDING THE MOVEMENT: WHAT’S NEXT?
Thank you for joining Organizing for Good. Whether you attended the launch party or are just getting started, these steps will help you connect with Democratic neighbors, share important information, and support voter engagement throughout the election season. Just Getting Started? ☐ Contact us for an overview of Organizing for Good. We can provide additional information, answer questions, help you understand how you can participate and help you locate like-minded neighbors w
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Small Contributions. Big Possibilities.
By John Sloan, Interim Chair Baldwin County Democrats
Jul 121 min read


A Supreme Court Term That Shifted Power Upward
By John Sloan, Interim Chair Baldwin County Democrats
Jul 61 min read


Tommy Tuberville Wants to Govern Alabama—but Does Alabama Really Know Tommy Tuberville?
caricature of Tommy Tuberville from the balcony of his Florida home
Jun 291 min read


Showing Up Is Job #1 for Democrats
By John Sloan, Interim Chair Baldwin County Democrats Last Tuesday night, I sat in the Baldwin County elections headquarters in Bay Minette and watched the returns come in from the primary runoff. I wish I could say I felt encouraged. Across 63 precincts, only 1,202 Democratic ballots were cast in the U.S. Senate runoff. Let that sit for a moment: in a county with more than 210,000 registered voters, the Democrats who showed up to help choose our party’s Senate nominee woul
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Organizing for Good: Introducing Community Connectors
The Organizing for Good infrastructure is designed to support candidates at the federal, state, and local levels who share our values.
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Eastern Shore Dems host a free showing of Sallie's Ashes
Join Eastern Shore Dems a the Fairhope Unitarian Fellowship on June 10th for a free showing of Sallie's Ashes.
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National Day of Action for Voting Rights
free transportation to Montgomery Alabama
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Our Power, Our Planet, Our Alabama
Raising Awareness and Building Connections on Earth Day By Jen Levine
Apr 271 min read


Eastern Shore Dems Partner with Episcopal Commission on Racial Justice and Reconciliation to Visit EJI Legacy Sites
By Denise D’Oliveira, Chair of Eastern Shore Democrats
Apr 271 min read


ESD’s Action Teams Meeting on April 30 to Include Focus on Civic Engagement
By Denise D’Oliveira, Chair of Eastern Shore Democrats
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Our Power, Our Planet. Our Alabama.
Developer Silicon Ranch is proposing a 4,500-acre solar farm in Stockton, and possibly two additional sites, that will serve a Meta data center in Montgomery. None of the 350 megawatts the project is meant to generate will benefit the local community, and there’s a potential for major environmental impacts, such as erosion and runoff, that will affect the wetlands and Mobile-Tensaw River Delta.
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