Let's Taco Bout Democracy! July 12

Join Greater Palatine Area Democrats and Lisas Hernandez, chair of the Democratic Party of Illinois, along with Elk Grove Township Democrats, Wheeling Township Democrats and Barrington Township Democrats, for a discussion of next year's Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Kindly sign up here: https://www.gpadems.org/gpad_monthly_meeting_20230706

We will need help setting up for this event! We have three shifts: the first shift sets up chairs, tables, a sea of campaign signs and banners. Second shift helps set up the buffet. Third shift helps take down all the chairs, tables, signs and banners. You can sign up to help here: https://www.gpadems.org/set_up_for_july_12_taco_bout_democracy

PLEASE NOTE: Only street parking is available for this event. The large parking lot west of our building is privately owned. If you park there you run a risk of getting ticketed or towed. Please park in the neighborhood north of our building.


Fourth of July in Palatine Township: Democracy Is Up to All of Us

Thank you to all the volunteers and electeds who came out to walk with Greater Palatine Area Democrats at both the Palatine Fourth of July Parade and the Rolling Meadows Foth of July Parade! Congresssman Raja Krishnamoorthi and his family walked with us in Rolling Meadows, along with Cook County Commissioner Maggie Trevor and Elk Grove Township Democrats. In Palatine we were joined by Metropolitan Water Reclamation District commissioners Mariyana Spyropoulos and Dan Pogorzelski, Cook County Commissioners Scott Britton and Maggie Trevor, State Rep. Mary Beth Canty's campaign, Tracy Boland, Palatine Library Commissioner, and candidates for judge and MWRD. State Rep. Nabeela Syed marched behind us in Palatine, so we were all united! Thank you to the many, many volunteers who walked with us in both parades!


Congratulations to Sue Walton, former Democratic Committeeman for Palatine Township!

Sue Walton has a woods named after her! The city of Rolling Meadows, in honor of Sue's environmental work in the city over more than 20 years, dedicated a small woods east of Cottonwood Park to Walton, a former alderman and a founder of the environmental committee in Rolling Meadows. Many folks were on hand to honor Sue's years of public service including Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, State Rep. Mark Walker, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District Commissioner Dan Pogorzelski, and Cook County Commissioner Maggie Trevor. Sue has been a force for Democrats and progressives in both Palatine Township and Wheeling Township, laying the foundation for turning this area blue. Congratulations, Sue!


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