Office Hours
FCDP Members
FCDP Executive Committee
Chair Clint Morris
Vice-Chair Andrea Ewen
Secretary Kim Ewen
Treasurer Carol Raitz
Young Dems President ZacLosey
Communications Andrea Ewen
Committee Members Chad Aull Gina Bess Patti Bingham Ron Bingham Pam Broughman Sandy Broughman Rosalind Bryant Josh Buckman Ann Jay Bryan Craig Cammack Donna Moore Campbell Diana Clewett Courtney Daniel Paul Duffin Wes Duke Angela Evans Andrea Ewen Chris Ford Denise Gray Michael Haskins Josh Hicks Matt Housh Priscilla Johnson Shayla Johnson Brenda McClanahan Ken McClanahan Bob McNulty Christian Motley Seth Norat Chuck Powell Gail Swanson Joe Swanson Carol Raitz Margaret Ridley Brad VanHook Alayne White
Kentucky Democratic Party State Central Committee
Andrea Ewen Brenda McClanahan George Mills
DEMOCRATIC PARTY HISTORY
Democrats form the oldest political party in America and the youngest in spirit. For more than 200 years, Democrats have represented the interests of working families, fighting for equal opportunities and justice for all Americans. Our party was founded on the conviction that wealth and privilege should not be an entitlement to rule and the belief that the values of hardworking families are values that should guide us.Today Democrats are fighting to repair the damage done during the Bush years and grow an economy based on the values of Main Street, not greed and reckless speculation.We will be posting 2017 regular office hours in February.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE PLATFORM
The vision is simple. Democrats want an America that gives all Americans the chance to live out their dreams and achieve their God-given potential. Democrats want an America that is still the world’s strongest force for peace and freedom. And Democrats want an America that is coming together around our enduring values instead of drifting apart.
FAYETTE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY’S MISSION
The Fayette County Democratic Party’s mission is to support and promote the ideals of the Democratic National Committee and the Kentucky Democratic Party. FCDP promotes those principles and values, operates and maintains a grassroots network of people that is open, inclusive and accessible to all, encourages lifelong active participation by local Democrats, and takes an active part in the election process. The local party serves to recruit, support and elect Democratic candidates for county, state and national offices. Executive Committee Meets on the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM at 431 South Broadway. All meetings are open, and we welcome guests
Facebook Post
Christian Motley is mounting a write-in campaign for the 8th District Council Seat. If you live in the 8th District, please like his page for updates and information on how to cast your vote for a new, fresh voice on Council: Christian Motley for 8th District Council.
Lexington council candidate stricken from ballot now mounting a write-in campaign
kentucky.com
Christian Motley was removed from the ballot by the Kentucky Court of Appeals but filed Tuesday as a write-in candidate in Lexington’s 8th District Council race against incumbent Fred Brown.Our Democratic state legislative candidates at the Lexington Domestic Violence Prevention Board’s Candidates Forum.I appreciated the opportunity to participate in this afternoon’s Candidates’ Forum, sponsored by Lexington’s Domestic Violence Prevention Board. It allowed other candidates and me to share our thoughts on issues disproportionately impacting women and children.
I’d also like to thank fellow co-sponsors Green House17, Ampersand Sexual Violence Resource Center of the Bluegrass, and The Nest - Center for Women, Children and Families.
We Democratic candidates believe in the work of these wonderful organizations! @Denise Gray for Kentucky, Cherlynn For State Representative, Representative Susan Westrom, Carolyn Dupont for KY Senate, and @George Brown for KY 77th Legislative District.
October 20-21 Canvass Weekend
We believe it’s important to send more women to Frankfort! This weekend, we will be knocking doors for some amazing first-time women candidates! Check out our canvass schedule below…
Saturday, October 20
10:00 AM – Canvass for Susan Haddix & Cherlynn Stevenson
1:30 PM – Canvass for Paula Setser-Kissick & Cherlynn Stevenson
Sunday, October 21
1:30 PM – Canvass for Denise Gray & Emily Ferguson
Of course – you can swing by any time between 10 AM and 5 PM and we’ll be happy to get a walk packet in your hands!! To sign up to canvass, click here!
Correction: List of At-Large Candidates
We would like to make a correction to our list of registered Democrats running for Council At-Large. Our apologies to At-Large Candidate Connie Kell for our oversight in leaving her off of the list. The corrected list is below. (Please Note: the Fayette County Democratic Party does not endorse any candidate in this non-partisan race. Our goal is to share information about registered Democrats running for office.)
Registered Democrats running in the non-partisan Council At-Large Race:
- Steve Kay
- Connie Kell
- Lillie Miller-Johnson
- Richard Moloney
- Adrian Wallace
Weekly Volunteer Opportunities
Calling all Dems! All Hands on Deck!! Our Candidates Need Our Help Now!!
Since November 9, 2016, we have marched, rallied, protested, registered voters, knocked doors, and made phone calls all in an effort to elect our Democratic candidates on November 6, 2018. For almost two years, we have demonstrated our resolve to elect candidates who will truly represent us.
But, now it’s time to double-down!
With just six weeks remaining we must work even harder to send our State House and Senate candidates to Frankfort and Amy McGrath to Congress.
Beginning Tuesday, October 2, the Fayette County Democratic Party will begin weekday canvasses and phone banks on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 PM until 7:00 PM. As well, we will continue our weekend schedule with two shifts on Saturdays–10:00 AM and 1:30 PM and one shift on Sundays–1:30 PM.
The FCDP has 100 priority precincts to cover between now and Election Day. We cannot do this without your help!
Our candidates need our help now more than ever. We hope you will find a few hours in your schedule to help us elect our outstanding slate of candidates.
Please, please click here to sign-up to volunteer!!!
Yard Sign Placement
Please remember, in accordance with local ordinance, yard signs should not be placed in right-of-ways (including space between your sidewalk and the street), public spaces, or in areas that may interfere with motorists’ sight of oncoming traffic (street corners). If you have any questions about whether or not your sign is properly placed, please call Lexington Code Enforcement at (859) 425-2255.
Canvass Weekends Starting
It’s time to get started!! Candidate canvasses start next weekend. Sign up today for a shift! We’ll have two shifts on Saturday, September 8 (10:00am-1:00pm and 1:30pm-4:30pm) and one shift on Sunday, September 9 (1:30pm-4:30pm) Click the link below to sign up for a shift.
https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLScVM6d9omHUebti8…/viewform…
October 20-21 Canvass Weekend
We believe it’s important to send more women to Frankfort! This weekend, we will be knocking doors for some amazing first-time women candidates! Check out our canvass schedule below…
Saturday, October 20
10:00 AM – Canvass for Susan Haddix & Cherlynn Stevenson
1:30 PM – Canvass for Paula Setser-Kissick & Cherlynn Stevenson
Sunday, October 21
1:30 PM – Canvass for Denise Gray & Emily Ferguson
Of course – you can swing by any time between 10 AM and 5 PM and we’ll be happy to get a walk packet in your hands!! To sign up to canvass, click here!
Correction: List of At-Large Candidates
We would like to make a correction to our list of registered Democrats running for Council At-Large. Our apologies to At-Large Candidate Connie Kell for our oversight in leaving her off of the list. The corrected list is below. (Please Note: the Fayette County Democratic Party does not endorse any candidate in this non-partisan race. Our goal is to share information about registered Democrats running for office.)
Registered Democrats running in the non-partisan Council At-Large Race:
- Steve Kay
- Connie Kell
- Lillie Miller-Johnson
- Richard Moloney
- Adrian Wallace
Weekly Volunteer Opportunities
Calling all Dems! All Hands on Deck!! Our Candidates Need Our Help Now!!
Since November 9, 2016, we have marched, rallied, protested, registered voters, knocked doors, and made phone calls all in an effort to elect our Democratic candidates on November 6, 2018. For almost two years, we have demonstrated our resolve to elect candidates who will truly represent us.
But, now it’s time to double-down!
With just six weeks remaining we must work even harder to send our State House and Senate candidates to Frankfort and Amy McGrath to Congress.
Beginning Tuesday, October 2, the Fayette County Democratic Party will begin weekday canvasses and phone banks on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 PM until 7:00 PM. As well, we will continue our weekend schedule with two shifts on Saturdays–10:00 AM and 1:30 PM and one shift on Sundays–1:30 PM.
The FCDP has 100 priority precincts to cover between now and Election Day. We cannot do this without your help!
Our candidates need our help now more than ever. We hope you will find a few hours in your schedule to help us elect our outstanding slate of candidates.
Please, please click here to sign-up to volunteer!!!
Yard Sign Placement
Please remember, in accordance with local ordinance, yard signs should not be placed in right-of-ways (including space between your sidewalk and the street), public spaces, or in areas that may interfere with motorists’ sight of oncoming traffic (street corners). If you have any questions about whether or not your sign is properly placed, please call Lexington Code Enforcement at (859) 425-2255.
Canvass Weekends Starting
It’s time to get started!! Candidate canvasses start next weekend. Sign up today for a shift! We’ll have two shifts on Saturday, September 8 (10:00am-1:00pm and 1:30pm-4:30pm) and one shift on Sunday, September 9 (1:30pm-4:30pm) Click the link below to sign up for a shift.
https://docs.google.com/…/1FAIpQLScVM6d9omHUebti8…/viewform…
Facebook Post
Christian Motley is mounting a write-in campaign for the 8th District Council Seat. If you live in the 8th District, please like his page for updates and information on how to cast your vote for a new, fresh voice on Council: Christian Motley for 8th District Council.
Lexington council candidate stricken from ballot now mounting a write-in campaign
kentucky.com
Christian Motley was removed from the ballot by the Kentucky Court of Appeals but filed Tuesday as a write-in candidate in Lexington’s 8th District Council race against incumbent Fred Brown.Our Democratic state legislative candidates at the Lexington Domestic Violence Prevention Board’s Candidates Forum.I appreciated the opportunity to participate in this afternoon’s Candidates’ Forum, sponsored by Lexington’s Domestic Violence Prevention Board. It allowed other candidates and me to share our thoughts on issues disproportionately impacting women and children.
I’d also like to thank fellow co-sponsors Green House17, Ampersand Sexual Violence Resource Center of the Bluegrass, and The Nest - Center for Women, Children and Families.
We Democratic candidates believe in the work of these wonderful organizations! @Denise Gray for Kentucky, Cherlynn For State Representative, Representative Susan Westrom, Carolyn Dupont for KY Senate, and @George Brown for KY 77th Legislative District.
FCDP Office Hours
(Beginning 9/10/18)
Mondays - Noon to 3pm
Tuesdays - Noon to 7pm
Wednesdays - Noon to 7pm
Thursdays - Noon to 7pm
Fridays - CLOSED
Saturdays - 10am to 5pm
Sundays - 1pm to 5pm
FCDP Executive Committee
Chair
Clint Morris
Vice-Chair
Andrea Ewen
Treasurer
Carol Raitz
Secretary
Kim Ewen
Asst Secretary
Kelly Feibes
Young Dems President
Zac Losey
Communications
Andrea Ewen
Committee Members
Chad Aull
Gina Bess
Patti Bingham
Ron Bingham
Pam Broughman
Sandy Broughman
Rosalind Bryant
Josh Buckman
Ann Jay Bryan
Craig Cammack
Donna Moore Campbell
Diana Clewett
Courtney Daniel
Paul Duffin
Wes Duke
Angela Evans
Andrea Ewen
Chris Ford
Denise Gray
Michael Haskins
Josh Hicks
Matt Housh
Priscilla Johnson
Shayla Johnson
Zac Losey
Brenda McClanahan
Ken McClanahan
Bob McNulty
Christian Motley
Seth Norat
Chuck Powell
Gail Swanson
Joe Swanson
Carol Raitz
Margaret Ridley
Brad VanHook
Alayne White
Kentucky Democratic Party State Central Committee
Andrea Ewen
Brenda McClanahan
George Mills
DEMOCRATIC PARTY HISTORY
Democrats form the oldest political party in America and the youngest in spirit. For more than 200 years, Democrats have represented the interests of working families, fighting for equal opportunities and justice for all Americans. Our party was founded on the conviction that wealth and privilege should not be an entitlement to rule and the belief that the values of hardworking families are values that should guide us.Today Democrats are fighting to repair the damage done during the Bush years and grow an economy based on the values of Main Street, not greed and reckless speculation.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE PLATFORM
The vision is simple. Democrats want an America that gives all Americans the chance to live out their dreams and achieve their God-given potential. Democrats want an America that is still the world’s strongest force for peace and freedom. And Democrats want an America that is coming together around our enduring values instead of drifting apart. Read the 2016 Democratic Party Platform.
FAYETTE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY’S MISSION
The Fayette County Democratic Party’s mission is to support and promote the ideals of the Democratic National Committee and the Kentucky Democratic Party. FCDP promotes those principles and values, operates and maintains a grassroots network of people that is open, inclusive and accessible to all, encourages lifelong active participation by local Democrats, and takes an active part in the election process. The local party serves to recruit, support and elect Democratic candidates for county, state and national offices. Executive Committee Meets on the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM at 431 South Broadway. All meetings are open, and we welcome guests