- Name
- Township/Precinct
- Preferred method of how they want to be contacted (email or cell phone)
More trainings will be made available in the future.
August: Ballot Access
In 2020, the IDCCA launched a statewide Virtual Training Series (VTS) to help train County Chairs, Precinct Committeepersons, Volunteers, & Candidates throughout Illinois. The VTS is an hour long session that connects grassroots Democrats with elected officials & politicos to help build their organizations.
All trainings start at 6pm (unless otherwise noted). The training will last around an hour with a 15 minute Q&A session at the end.
Join Team Underwood at the Own Your Neighborhood Training to ensure you have the tools and skills necessary to have effective conversations with your neighbors.
We will review the new door-knocking script, discuss strategies, and collaborate on best practices. Having meaningful conversations with our neighbors is how Lauren will win re-election and help Democrats up and down the ballot in the IL-14th.
If you have any questions, please email Jarae Hines at hines@dccc.org. Please sign up here: https://www.mobilize.us/underwoodforcongress/event/402617/
The countdown to Election Day 2022 has started and it’s time to get serious about our ramping up our Democratic campaigns. That’s why the Democratic Party of Illinois is holding its first training session for Democratic volunteers and activists.
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Votebuilder is the software that many Democratic campaigns use to track their grassroots outreach. By attending the training session, you’ll have the skills needed to hit the streets as soon as campaign season kicks into high gear.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a first-time door knocker or a seasoned phone banker, we could all use a refresher on the latest campaign technology. Attendees can participate in person in the Joliet area (exact address given upon RSVP) or online via Zoom.
Click here to RSVP for the Votebuilder Academy on December 19!
From the American Rescue Plan in Congress to the minimum wage increase passed by state legislators to the important advancements by local officials, Democrats have delivered across Illinois. Now it’s time to make sure we deliver at the ballot box next November!
You’re invited to a volunteer appreciation and training with Maura Hirschauer and Karina Villa! This event has been moved to a virtual setting so bring your mochas to enjoy with Maura or coffee with Karina! Either way, we’d love to see you and get everyone trained up for this year’s campaign season.
Re-connect with Team Maura and Team Villa on Saturday January 8, 2022 for some treats and petition training! Don’t miss it!
The Kane County Democratic Women’s 5th Annual Election of Officers will happen onSaturday, February 26, 2022. It will take place at the Hickory Knolls Nature Center from 1:00-3:00pm. IL State Senators Karina Villa, Cristina Castro and IL State Rep. Maura Hirschauer are the invited speakers.
Join the Aurora Dems at the IBEW 591 before their monthly meetings for Deputy Registrar Training
Congressman Krishnamoorthi and supporters will be marchingin this year’s Chicago Pride Parade on Sunday, June 25th. The parade starts atnoon but they are asking folks to arrive between 11 and 11:30 am to lineup. They are in position #29, which will be on the east side of Broadway atMontrose (They have a map available).
They will have Raja t-shirts, candy to hand out, sunscreen,water, pride flags, etc. Anyone interested in marching with Raja should RSVP toDerek (derek@rajaforcongress.com)so he can ensure that they have enough supplies for everyone.
Walk with other Democrats to honor our country’s independence.
Parade will start at Carpentersville Village Hall located at 1200 L.W. Besinger Dr., Carpentersville, IL and head down Maple Ave. ending at Carpenter Park.
More details:
What to Wear: Dress for the weather, but please wear your Dundee Dems t-shirt if you have one. If you are not wearing a Candidate’s tee shirt, please wear a red, white or blue plain shirt in honor of the day.
Please bring candidate signs. The parade’s theme is red, white, and blue, so bring your flags and other patriotic gear.
Candy: please bring bags of wrapped hard candy. We’ll have patriotically colored beads and bubble guns.
Join the Elgin Township Democrats in this year’s Fourth of July Parade.
The parade kicks off at 9am, but try to arrive around 8am so we can coordinate any tasks placement, handing out of candy, etc.
We do not yet know our placement in the parade, so check with the entry point volunteers to get a general idea of where we will be. We will have Jack the Donkey, so we should be easy to find in the line-up.
We are looking for volunteers to help with building this year’s float. If interested contact Carl Strathmann at 630.890.3460.
The Strathmann’s are planning a party after the parade at their place.
You can get more parade info on the official City of Elgin website:
https://www.cityofelgin.org/july4
