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Lake County Democrats endorse 2024 candidates

The Lake County Democratic Central Committee (LCDCC) is proud to announce its official local endorsements for the Nov. 5, 2024, general lection. After a comprehensive evaluation process, the LCDCC has selected a group of candidates who demonstrate exceptional leadership and commitment to the future of Lake County. The endorsement process was carried out by the […]

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Election Results Watch Party – November 5th

We are hosting a watch party in Clearlake.  Camaraderie helps in stressful times – join a like-minded group. Chocolate too… we promise to have lots of both. We are starting at 4PM to catch the East Coast and will be there as long as it takes to get an idea of where the outcome is

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Fire won’t disrupt plans for Democrats’ BBQ

Lake County Democrats’ annual barbecue will go on as planned at 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, at Obsidian Middle School despite that campus venue being threatened by the Boyles Fire. The event is sold out. (See details.) Party officials expressed gratitude for staff at Konocti Unified School District, especially maintenance office assistant Olivia Jaramillo Campos,

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SOLD OUT: Democratic Party of Lake County – BBQ Fundraiser

THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT. Please attend our 31st annual fundraiser on Saturday, September 14th, at Obsidian Middle School, 15850 Dam Road Ext., Clearlake, CA. SOCIALIZE AND CELEBRATE WITH FELLOW DEMOCRATS. Join us in bringing our Lake County community together to defend democracy which is on the 2024 ballot and ensure we have the

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Taking It To The Street

The Lake County Democrats were delighted to participate in this annual community event.  Thank you to all our volunteers who made the day a great success. What a huge turnout at the Lower Lake Daze Parade and Street Fair Memorial Day weekend. So much interest in our straw poll…the top election issue as voted on

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March 2024 Primary Results are Final

The March 2024 Primary Election results are finalized and we are pleased that our endorsed local candidates District 5 Supervisor Jessica Pyska and Superior Court Judge Shanda Harry have won their races outright with no need to run in the General Election. District 1 Supervisor candidate John Hess is headed for a runoff in November.

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