We start 2019 much like we left 2018, with a goodly number of folks — rightfully — calling out President Trump. It started with retired four-star Army General Stanley McChrystal — who
Since his campaign for chair of the Democratic National Committee, DNC Chair Tom Perez has promised to conduct a presidential primary process that is transparent, fair, inclusive, and puts the party in
As we close out 2018, it’s a good time to look back on all we accomplished together as a Democratic family. Ring in the New Year with a donation to help us
Indivisible is a great allied group. They have an Action Day coming up on Jan. 3 that your county party or caucus might want to plan an event around. They have have
No rest for the weary: Lincoln city elections are in 2019. Primary April 9; General May 7. Candidates Vote by Mail application By Kevin O’Hanlon/NDP Communications Director As we wind down
“Thoughts of Home” Chancellor Green, faculty and friends of this University: Thank you for inviting and welcoming me home. To you graduates let me confess: I was going to title this
No rest for the weary: Lincoln city elections are in 2019. Primary April 9; General May 7. Candidates/Vote by Mail application By Kevin O’Hanlon/NDP Communications Director As the new year looms,
Hello fellow Democrats, we had an incredible time in Ord this passed weekend, Dec. 7-9, 2018, for our State Central Committee. Here is a quick update of what happened at the meeting.
ORD, Neb. — Members of the Nebraska Democratic Party’s State Central Committee (SCC) on Saturday overwhelmingly approved returning to a Presidential Primary for the 2020 Election. The NDP conducted a Presidential Caucus
Help Dems flip a seat and more! Here is how you can help flip a Senate seat in MS – TOMORROW, November 27th! Sign up to make calls. Here is how you
Rural Americans “want rural-specific solutions to rural-specific problems, and the policies they support come straight from the progressive platform. Democrats should lean into them,” says Matthew Hildreth, the founder and board-chair of
A whopping 73 percent of Democrats who ran for office in the General Election across Nebraska won according to preliminary calculations by the Nebraska Democratic Party. In all, 850 Democrats ran statewide.
