Davis Democratic Club

The Davis Democratic Club is an official Democratic Party organization in Yolo County. The Club natu Please join us.

The Club naturally serves as a volunteer base in political campaigns. During the year, the Club host numerous special events and activities including a Champagne Brunch, 4th of July Booth, Yolo County Fair booth, Ice Cream Social, Fall Barbecue, and Holiday Party. The Club publishes a monthly newsletter highlighting local political activities and events. General Membership Meetings, usually pot-lu

06/02/2026

Election Day is tomorrow! Don't risk your vote not counting! Make sure that your vote counts by returning your ballot at a dropbox. You can find your nearest dropbox or voting location at the link in the comments.

06/01/2026

For your information (not a Club endorsement)

If you are supporting Secretary Xavier Becerra for Governor - here is an opportunity to sign up for the Sacramento Young Democrats Election Night Watch Party 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM tomorrow night in Sacramento

https://www.mobilize.us/becerraforgovernor2026/event/963149/

Walmart Says Americans Are Starting to Crack Under Soaring Fuel Prices

05/31/2026

California Democratic Party: Working families’ budgets are cracking under Trump and Republicans’ policies, but the GOP doesn’t care. Together, let’s vote every single one of them out.

Walmart Says Americans Are Starting to Crack Under Soaring Fuel Prices Walmart warns surging fuel prices tied to the Iran conflict are forcing Americans to cut spending as fears grow over the US economy.

05/31/2026

“Thompson’s Perspective” - letter to the Davis Enterprise supporting Congressman Mike Thompson's reelection to Congress -

"There are many reasons to re-elect Rep. Mike Thompson, but as a retired reservist and Afghanistan veteran, I value his lived experience as a military veteran.

Despite President Trump’s campaign promises to “end forever wars”, he has now grown enamored with using the military instrument of power – at sea, in Latin America, Africa and the Middle East.

Now in Iran, we are seeing the limitations of military power. We’ve hit a stalemate with no options to forcibly reopen the Strait of Hormuz or seize Iran’s nuclear materials. Serious questions must be asked about whether the U.S. was prepared for this conflict and what it means for future conflicts.

Congressman Thompson served in uniform as an instrument of U.S. foreign policy. He has a soldier’s perspective on the appropriate use of the military to achieve our policy objectives, its strengths, costs and limitations. In addition to his forceful opposition to the Iran War, he also voted against the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq.

I attended the Congressman Thompson’s “No Forever Wars” rally in Woodland right after President Trump started bombing Iran. I have talked with him regarding our shared concerns about escalating this conflict, which has unclear objectives and no realistic military solution.

We have more than two years left with President Trump, and no reason to think that he will slow down militarily. We need the perspective of veterans like Congressman Thompson to hold the Trump Administration accountable for military overreach, and for effectively managing our military.

Giles Giovinazzi

Davis"

Letter: Thompson’s perspective There are many reasons to re-elect Rep. Mike Thompson, but as a retired reservist and Afghanistan veteran, I value his lived experience as a military veteran.