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How to vote by mail

riversidecostg · August 1, 2024 ·

How To Vote By Mail

HOW YOUR VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT WORKS

To register to vote, the person must be age 18 or older 15 days before Election Day.

Click Here to Register
  1. Receive your ballot in the mail.
  2. Use the CADEM Look-Up Tool To Find Your Democratic Party Candidates based on your address so you know the Democrats running in your district – stay informed or call 1-877-321-VOTE (8683) to get help from the CADEM Voter Protection Team!
  3. Complete ALL required information on the back of the return envelope, including your signature and the date.
  4. Return your ballot by mail, ensuring the envelope is postmarked or courier-stamped.

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Overview

riversidecostg · August 1, 2024 ·

Overview

The Riverside County Democratic Party is dedicated to fighting for a brighter, more equitable future by rolling up our sleeves and organizing in every corner of Riverside County. Our mission is to build a better California for all, ensuring that every voice is heard and represented. By focusing on the unique needs and challenges of our diverse communities, we strive to create meaningful change and foster a more inclusive, just society.

Our Mission

The Riverside County Democratic Party will develop and support progressive Democratic candidates for office, increase Democratic voter registration and turnout, while maximizing fund-raising efforts for these purposes.


Voter Registration

Throughout the year, in every community of Riverside County, we are diligently registering new Democrats to vote. Voter registration is a crucial first step in increasing political engagement and ensuring that every voice is heard. By signing up new voters, we empower individuals to participate in the democratic process, influence policy decisions, and shape the future of our community. Thanks to our dedicated efforts in recent years, Democrats now outnumber Republicans in the county, reflecting our commitment to expanding and energizing our voter base.


Precinct Organizing

The RCDP has established the Neighbor 2 Neighbor Program to enlist passionate Democrats as Neighborhood Reps. In this volunteer role, they serve as trusted advisors and mobilizers within their communities. This position empowers them to connect with fellow Democrats, encourage civic engagement, and boost voter turnout.

Neighborhood Reps work closely with the Riverside County Democratic Party’s Political Action Committee, spearheading organizing activities within their assigned precincts. By becoming Neighborhood Reps, they foster a stronger sense of community and drive positive change at the grassroots level.


Candidate Support

We have a comprehensive plan to recruit, train, and support strong Democratic candidates at all levels, including local offices like city councils, school boards, and special districts. Additionally, we work closely with local, regional, and state Democratic groups to support existing campaigns. This dual approach ensures that we are not only building a robust bench of future leaders but also providing crucial support to current Democratic candidates to help them succeed.


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The RCDP is engaged in a long-term strategic plan to increase voter turnout. This perennial effort will outlast the current campaign cycle and will focus on building a stronger, more engaged voter base.

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Our Members

riversidecostg · August 1, 2024 ·

Our Members

Membership in the Riverside County Democratic Party is determined by the by-laws of the RCDP and is composed of elected, appointed and ex-officio members.

Elected Members

There are seven (7) members who are elected from each Assembly District of Riverside County during presidential primary elections.


Appointed Members

Elected Members who are appointed to fill a vacancy to one of the seven elected seats in an Assembly District voted by the  Membership of that Assembly District.


Ex-Officio Members

Those who serve on RCDP by the virtue of holding a city or statewide office if registered as a Democrat in Riverside County.


Associate Members

A Democratic Club chartered by RCDP may designate an Associate Member, if you are a club president looking to designate an associate member, please fill out the application.

The RCDP Chair may also nominate Associate Members. The designations/nominations are subject to ratification of the RCDP Committee. They are non-voting members.


Alternate Members

Any Regular Member in good standing (Elected, Appointed, or Ex-Officio) may appoint an Alternate Member, subject to the approval of the RCDP, who serve at the member’s pleasure.

  • An Alternate Member for an Elected or Appointed Member must reside in the same Assembly District.
  • An Alternate Member for an Ex-Officio Member must reside in that political subdivision of Riverside County which the appointing member represents.
  • An Alternate Member has right of voice and motion at meetings of This Committee even if the appointing member is present but may vote only in the absence of that member.

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Resolution: Call for a Humanitarian Ceasefire in Gaza

riversidecostg · July 19, 2024 ·

Resolution


Call for a Humanitarian Ceasefire in Gaza


WHEREAS Democrats are committed to the principles of human rihts, international law, and peaceful conflict resolution; and

WHEREAS the recent hostilities in Gaza in retaliation for the deadly attack on October 7, 2023 have created tragic consequences, leading to the loss of tens of thousands of innocent civilian lives, extensive destruction, suffering among both Israelis and Palestinians, and accusations of violations of international law; and

WHEREAS the National Democratic Party currently supports a negotiated two-state solution that ensures Israel’s future as a Jewish and Democratic state with recognized borders and upholds the riht of Palestinians to live in freedom and security in a viable state of their own.

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Riverside County Democratic Party supports an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza and the release of all hostages for both humanitarian reasons and as a necessary prelude to a negotiated equitable settlement between Israel and the Palestinians.

Author(s): Edison Gomez-Krauss, AD-36, Lisa Andres, AD-63, Steve Brooks, AD-36.

More RCDP Resolutions

Resolution: Opposition to the Unlawful Detention and Deportation of Individuals Legally Present in the United States

Resolution: Affirming Support for the Transgender Community and Condemning Efforts to Undermine Trans Rights

Resolution: Restoring the Pledge of Allegiance to its Secular Origin

Resolution: Call for Independent Oversight of Local Law Enforcement Agencies in California

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