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Call to Spring Nominating Convention!
March 22, 2026, from 2:00 – 4:00 pm, Virtual Only

Here’s a chance to flex your power as a WCDP member!

Get more Information here!

WCDP Monthly Meeting – March 7th

On the first Saturday of every month (except, typically, July and August), 9:15am – 12:00pm
4135 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County Learning Resource Center

Data Centers; Democratic candidate presentations; A discussion with MDP Chair Curtis Hertel about preparing for the November 2026 election.
Please do not bring backpacks to the meeting – we are trying to improve our level of security
9:15 Meet and Greet
9:45 Theresa Reid, WCDP Chair
10:00 Congresswoman Debbie Dingell
10:10 Making informed decisions about data centers in Washtenaw County: A preview of a special meeting to be called for the evening of March 16th, on Zoom.
• Sarah Mills, Director, Center for EmPowering Communities, University of Michigan; • Peter Sinclair, Independent Videographer, Clean Energy Advocate
• Gretchen Driskell, Washtenaw County Water Resources Commissioner
10:25 Democratic Secretary of State candidates:
• Suzanna Shrekli, Michigan Lottery Commissioner
10:35 Presentations by Democratic candidates for University of Michigan Board of Regents
• Jordan Acker, Regent, University of Michigan; • Paul Brown, Regent, University of Michigan; • Amir Makled, Civil Rights Attorney
10:50 Panel with Democratic Candidates, Michigan State Board of Education:
• Judith Pritchett, Secretary, Michigan State Board of Education; • Tiffany Tilley, Co-Vice President, Michigan State Board of Education; • Moderator: Norm Howe
11:15 Michigan Democratic Party Chair Curtis Hertel
A conversation about the November 2026 election. What we can do to prepare for, respond to, and if possible, prevent, efforts to suppress and disrupt voting and to interfere with the counting of ballots.

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83935305685

Washtenaw Alliance 2026+
Next potluck March 8th, Sunday, 4:00 – 6:30 pm

Join with others across the county who are as committed to a free American future as you are.
We will provide pizza and drinks. Feel free to bring a dish to share or just bring yourself. Everyone is welcome!

Our topic: Amplify your voice in Democratic politics!

NEWS FLASH!

At the April 19 state convention, MDP members – only! – will choose our candidates for Attorney General,
Secretary of State, and other major statewide positions.
Anyone can join the Party and participate in the convention.
Learn how – as we celebrate International Women’s Day, March 8!

Learn more about our community potlucks.

Your source of information about protests near you!

And Your Michigan Voter Guide!

See what you can do right now to stay informed about events, protests, and petitions for ballot proposals & candidates, and to make your voice heard with your current officials. Just by typing in your street address (which is never tracked), you can learn who represents you at all levels of government, and how to contact each one of them. Bookmark it to stay informed year long.

MIvoter.org

Vote from home!

**Join the “*permanent absentee ballot***” list:

Why?

You will receive your ballot at home ~45 days before every election.
You can vote anytime you feel like it and use the postage-paid envelope to mail your ballot back OR drop it in your nearest drop box (see below).
You can use MIvoter.org at your leisure to learn about the candidates, ballot proposals, and deadlines, and to find your nearest drop box.
You don’t have to worry about being sick or stuck at work on Election Day, or about lines or intimidation at the polls.

How?

You can request a ballot online if you’re already registered to vote in Michigan and check the option to automatically receive ballots for all future elections.
Learn everything else about registration and voting through the links at MIvoter.org

Never miss an election again!

Support These Crucial Ballot Initiatives!

WCDP members unanimously endorsed two ballot proposals – one to get money out of politics (MOP UP Michigan), and one to better fund education (Invest in MI Kids). Let’s work together now to make sure these proposals get on the November ballot!

Our Democracy Is Not For Sale!

MOP UP Michigan needs to collect 356,958 valid signatures to get the proposal to get money out of politics on the ballot. Can you help make it happen?
Learn more, sign up to help gather signatures

Red for Ed: Love Beats Greed is a two‑week, statewide push to get Invest in MI Kids on the 2026 ballot and fully fund Michigan’s public schools through a fair share tax on the ultra‑wealthy.
Sign up for one or more 2‑hour shifts to help collect signatures. Our Washtenaw County goal is to fill 750 shifts locally scheduled for February 14-28!
Sign Up to get engaged