Lakeville Democratic Town Committee

10/27/2026

BREAKING: House Democrats just released a 50-page report on Trump's alleged involvement in the Epstein files and are calling for an independent special counsel

House Judiciary Committee Democrats have put their case in writing, and it's a big one.

On Monday, they released an unsigned staff report of more than 50 pages laying out what they call the case against Donald Trump emerging in the Epstein files, and the Justice Department's desperate efforts to cover it up, according to MS NOW.

The report alleges that Trump was an active participant in Jeffrey Epstein's abuse of young women in the mid-to-late 1990s. A Democratic source told MS NOW the report draws on publicly available accounts as well as conversations with survivors. It includes at least one new allegation, though MS NOW reports it rests on the woman's own conversations with committee staff.

The White House says none of the allegations are true. Trump has long denied any sexual misconduct and says he knew nothing about Epstein's crimes.

But the report goes further than allegations. It compares Trump's statements about Epstein over the years with emails, deposition transcripts, his own public statements, and his drawings and signatures, and it highlights discrepancies, including inconsistencies in what Trump has said about his awareness of Epstein's crimes.

It also targets the Justice Department.

The report suggests that DOJ officials, including Attorney General Todd Blanche, are doing everything they can to keep the American people in the dark. It says Blanche may have engaged in criminal obstruction of justice while acting on a mission to protect Trump, and that his meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell potentially constituted witness tampering.

This isn't coming out of nowhere. In June, a federal judge found that Blanche had effectively conceded the Justice Department was in violation of the Epstein Files Transparency Act by not producing certain unredacted and foreign-language documents. DOJ is appealing. Blanche says the department undertook a Herculean task and met its obligations.

Rep. Jamie Raskin, the top Democrat on the committee, said the women who survived Epstein deserve to be heard. He called for Congress to get the complete files required by law, and for an independent special counsel to investigate Epstein's co-conspirators and DOJ's cover-up.

Survivors have waited years for answers, and now the demand for them is formally on the record.

10/24/2026

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10/20/2026

It's never been easier to register to vote!

Town Clerk Lillian M. Drane would like to announce that voter registration in Lakeville has never been easier than it is today! All residents of Lakeville (18 years of age and over) who are not already registered voters must be registered to vote by Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 5:00 pm is the final date and time to be registered for the upcoming State General Election which will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

In Person: You may visit the Town Clerk’s Office in Lakeville located at 346 Bedford Street and complete a voter registration form in person- please call ahead.

Mail-In Voter Registration: Mail-in voter registration forms are available at the Lakeville Town Clerk’s Office, Post Office and the Public Library. Mail-in voter registration forms may also be obtained by calling the State Elections Division at (800) 462-VOTE or visiting the website athttps://www.sec.state.ma.us/divisions/elections/download/voter-registration-forms/voter-registration_English.pdf . In addition, the state registries of motor vehicles, social services agencies and military recruitment offices provide voter registration services.

Online Voter Registration: You may also register using the NEW Online Voter Registration System at https://www.sec.state.ma.us/OVR/ . To submit an online application, you must have a valid driver’s license, learner’s permit, or non-driver ID issued by the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RVM). You must also have a signature on file with the RMV. If you do not have an RMV ID, you may still use the online system to create an application. PRINT and sign the completed form, and then mail or bring it to your local election official. The online system will allow you to: apply to register to vote in Massachusetts, change your name or address for voter registration purposes, enroll in a political party, change your party enrollment, or unenroll from a party.

Registered Voters: Voters are required to return the Census form annually to retain their “Active” status on the voter list. If you are a registered voter and do not respond to the census, the Board of Registrars is required by law to move you to the “INACTIVE VOTER LIST” (MGL, Ch 51,§4). You will still be eligible to vote in Lakeville, but only after completing an “Affirmation of Current & Continuous Residence” form and showing evidence (i.e. driver’s license or other acceptable documentation) when you go to the polls.

10/16/2026

"No Kings - Vote Early" events being held nearby on October 17th.

Consider joining one near you. We have members attending in Middleboro and Fall River.

Create change in your community. Find events, petitions, volunteer opportunities, and fundraisers in your local area, organized by charities, campaigns, political organizations, grassroots groups, and other volunteers! Together, we'll help make the world more just, inclusive, and democratic.

10/16/2026