DC Democratic Party

Introducing our amazing host for the 2026 Kennedys-Kings Dinner, ! Featuring live performance by !! Tickets are on sale now!

Tonight’s General Body Meeting will be at Friendship Chamberlain Elementary School at 1345 Potomac Ave SE Washington, D.C.

Join us this Thursday for our upcoming General Body Meeting! We are honored to be joined by DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb Brian Schwalb and his team for a crucial update on the federal landscape and its direct impact on the District.

Come early to connect with fellow neighbors and stay for the conversation on how we’re moving DC forward.

🗓 When: Thursday, April 2
🕦 Reception: 6:30 PM
🕖 Meeting: 7:00 PM
📍 Where: Friendship Public Charter School (645 Milwaukee Pl SE)

Ready to make your voice heard?
🔗 RSVP NOW: Link in bio (or visit https://www.mobilize.us/dcdems/event/930603

We’re hiring an Organizing Director! Come work with the DC Democratic Party as we gear up for the 2026 elections! Learn more here: https://www.dcdemocraticparty.org/organizingdirector

This , we celebrate the trailblazers who built D.C. From the suffragists who fought for our right to be heard to the organizers currently leading the charge for DC Statehood, women have always been the backbone of our movement.

Every day we’re building a more resilient, informed, and engaged DC! Thank you Vice President Linda Gray for hosting this morning’s Voter Outreach and Rank Choice Voting training.

Join the DC Democrats this Saturday for our voter outreach and hands-on Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) strategy session.

Whether you’re a Ward leader, a caucus member, or a curious neighbor, come help us map out our outreach strategy, participate in a live RCV simulation, and lock in our calendar for the spring.

Breakfast items provided!

Saturday, March 7 at 10 AM
Thurgood Marshall Center for Service and Heritage

🔗 www.mobilize.us/dcdems/event/905360

Ready to take your campaign to the next level?

Join RaiseMore in partnership with the DC, Maryland, and Virginia Democratic Parties for a Candidate Fundraising 101 training! Whether you’re a first-time candidate, thinking about running, or a campaign staffer looking to sharpen your skills, this virtual session is for you.

We’re breaking down the essentials of building a fundraising powerhouse across the DMV.

🗓️ Wednesday, March 11

⏰ 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EST

💻 Location: Virtual

🔗 RSVP: www.mobilize.us/dcdems/event/906948

Join the DC Dems this Thursday for our March General Body Meeting featuring Council Chairman Phil Mendelson.

We’re diving into the budget, the fight for DC autonomy against Congressional oversight, and the future of our District.

✅ 6:30 PM – Reception

✅ 7:00 PM – Meeting Begins

📍 Busboys and Poets, 625 Monroe St NE

RSVP: https://www.mobilize.us/dcdems/event/914118/

We are taking over Nationals Park on Friday, April 24th, for the 2026 Kennedy-King Dinner! Join us for a celebration of our community and our vision for the future.

What’s on the lineup?
Delicious food
Live entertainment
Amazing keynote speakers
Unbeatable fellowship with fellow DC Dems

Don’t miss the biggest night of the year for the DC Democratic Party. Grab your tickets NOW (link in bio)

SECURE YOUR SEAT NOW: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/kkdinner2026

Today, our nation mourns the loss of a giant. Rest in power to civil rights legend Rev. Jesse Jackson (1941–2026). 🕊️

For more than half a century, Rev. Jackson was a tireless servant leader who fought for the oppressed, the voiceless, and the marginalized across the globe. But for the residents of Washington, D.C., he held a uniquely special and historic role.

In 1991, Rev. Jackson became the District of Columbia’s very first “Shadow Senator.” During his six-year tenure, he used his immense national platform to spotlight a glaring injustice right in America’s backyard: the disenfranchisement of hundreds of thousands of tax-paying Americans living in the capital.

He was an uncompromising champion for D.C. Statehood. Rev. Jackson marched, lobbied, and spoke passionately for the cause, demanding that the promise of democracy apply to everyone. He always believed that D.C. residents deserved a true, voting voice in the halls of Congress.

He once said that his life’s mission was to “tear down walls and open up holes so others behind you can run through.” He opened countless doors for equality and representation. Let us honor his memory by continuing the fight for the values he lived by.

Keep Hope Alive. 🌟