Join Congressman Foster, Kane County Energy and Environmental Committee Chair Mavis Bates, and local environmental groups for the Climate Town Hall at the St. Charles Public Library! We’re bringing together passionate individuals to discuss the pressing issue of climate change. This in-person event will take place at 1 South 6th Avenue, St. Charles, IL 60174. Come and be a part of the conversation as we explore solutions, share ideas, and raise awareness about the environment. Together, we can make a difference!
Our own Howard Katz will be in the Kane Dems office this Saturday to notarize any petitions you still need finalized. Stop by with your packets or partials and get them ready to hand over to the candidates you support! Precinct Committeepeople sheets are welcomed too!
Steve Bruesewitz and Howard Katz will be in the Kane Dems office on Sunday, November 26, 2023 to notarize petitions and help ensure all petition packets are ready to be delivered to the County Clerk’s Office. Stop by with your candidate packets and leave confident that everything is in order and ready to file – this includes Precinct Committeepeople petition packets too!
Not sure how you will find time to drop your petitions off at the County Clerk’s office? Steve has you covered there too as he is planning on delivering candidate’s petitions if you would like.
The Clinic will be open from 10 – 3 at the Kane Dems office, 473 Dunham Rd Suite 102, Saint Charles.
Join us for our monthly meetings on the fourth Tuesday of each month. We discuss township politics, election events, candidates, as well as committee initiatives. These meetings are open to the public.
Hybrid meetings starting in February 2023. 40 people allowed in person. Zoom for attendees beyond that. Details coming soon.
Join us as we relaunch the organization! Connect with other young Democrats and help us define our mission moving forward.
Pizza and pop provided!
At 12:30pm CT on Monday, December 4th, Raja Krishnamoorthi will be hosting a virtual town hall with local experts on the ongoing youth mental health epidemic, how best to address it, and what steps parents, health care professionals, and policymakers can take to help those in need.
Following the onset of the pandemic, awareness to do more to address America’s mental health crisis, particularly in teens and young people, has risen, but there is still more to be done at all levels, particularly as we confront the related substance abuse challenges facing our nation. You can RSVP to the town hall here.
Join us for our monthly meetings on the fourth Tuesday of each month. We discuss township politics, election events, candidates, as well as committee initiatives.
We just learned that the Kane County Government building has been closed today due to the freezing rain and road conditions!
** Our meeting tonight will be ZOOM ONLY!! **
Contact us at info@kanedems.org if you need the zoom link.
US Congressional Districts 6 and 11 Candidate Forum
Wed. Jan. 24th, 6PM in-person & Zoom
https://facebook.com/events/s/congressional-forum-for-il-dis/7410304742353256/
Nichols Library
200 W Jefferson Ave. Naperville, IL
This forum will also be presented via Zoom:
https://bit.ly/1-24-Congressional-Forum.
Invitees:
District 6 – Sean Casten, Mahnoor Ahmed and Charles Hughes
District 11 – Bill Foster and Qasim Rashid.
We will have a robust discussion on issues facing our communities that will offer a unique opportunity for our voters to learn more about the candidates and their legislative priorities.
Please submit questions to winfielddems@gmail.com prior to January 23rd at 7pm. Fifteen minutes will be reserved at end of forum for questions from the audience.
Please fill in this survey:
https://bit.ly/11-and-6-Cong-survey.
Forum Protocols:
1. This is a FORUM. The definition of a forum is to ask all candidates the same question and hear their response in 2 minutes or less per candidate.
2. The questions were curated with input from citizens via email over the last ten days. We have made every attempt to ask pointed, thought-provoking, and unbiased questions that will cover a multitude of issues.
3. We will round-robin all questions between candidates so each candidate can go first.
4. Interrupting the candidates will not be tolerated, and you will be asked to leave. It’s important to allow them to get their message out.
5. The organizers will be recording the meeting and will publish it.
6. We want to bring similar events to the voting public in the future. We appreciate your cooperation in making this a courteous, informative, and dignified event.
