A national day of action against President Donald Trump and his administration united an outpouring of protesters across the country on April 19th. Crook County Democrats rallied along with thousands of demonstrators at hundreds of events across the county on Saturday to speak out against the president’s handling of immigration, civil liberties, job cuts, and countless other issues. We were

The SAVE Act would require all Americans to prove their citizenship with documentation unavailable to millions and upend how every American citizen registers to vote. The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which aims to prevent noncitizens from registering to vote, passed the House on Thursday with the help of MAGA Republican Cliff Bentz. This bill would mandate that individuals present a

At least 110 people flocked to the corner of 3rd and Elm in Prineville at noon on Saturday, April 5th, to protest President Donald Trump’s cuts to federal programs and other policies. The demonstration reflected our community’s deep commitment to safeguarding our democracy and civil rights. The protest was part of a nationwide day of “Hands Off” demonstrations — peaceful

As Donald Trump prepared to address a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, March 4th, protest groups gathered at parks, statehouses, and other public places across the country to assail his presidency as dangerous and un-American. Crook County Democrats joined millions across the country in the “50 Protests, 50 States, One Day” national resistance to Trump’s “Make America Great Again”

On Monday, January 6, Priscilla and Stu Smith drove to Williamette University in Salem to attend the Oath of Office Ceremony for Secretary of State Tobias Read. They were impressed by the dignitaries in attendance as well as the ceremony itself. Tobias’ children, niece and nephew lead the flag salute, there was a blessing by Grande Ronde Tribal Secretary Jon

Get out the Vote Election Support Get-togethers Ballot Boards Measures Endorsement Fundraisers Financial Social Media/Communication CCDCC Committees – GET INVOLVED! Letter from the Chair, Priscilla Smith — 2025-26 Officers It’s time to change the guard. After six years of serving as your chair, I decided it was time to step aside to allow new leadership and new ideas to take

On Monday, December 9, Crook County Democrats gathered to celebrate the season, bid on silent auction items to raise funds for 2025 and meet/greet the newly elected officers. Those taking the reins – or continuing on in current roles – for the 2025-26 term are: Brian Samp, Chair; Rachael Gass, Vice Chair; Susan Caron, Secretary; Ann Blank, Treasurer; De-ette Coonse

A good crowd showed up on Wednesday evening, October 2, to hear from candidates John Gautney, CC Sheriff, Brian Samp, HD59, Seth Crawford & Ken Fahlgren, CC Board of Commissioners, Mike McLane, SD30 and Dan Ruby, CD2. Many thanks to Scot Brees, Connect Central Oregon who acted as our videographer. If you’d like to watch it, click here. @ordems

Several CC Dems joined forces on Saturday, September 28 to prep our Get Out The Vote information bags. We cut up slate cards and postcards, folded some items and stuffed door hanger bags for our canvassers to use beginning Saturday, October 5. Many thanks go to those who spent 4 labor-intensive hours in this endeavor!

One of the comments overheard at this annual fund-raising event was “man, these Democrats sure can cook!” The feeling was mutual among the 20+ attendees who enjoyed German food prepared by hosts Jerry & Michelle Cordova, Gary Parn who was assisted by Roxanne Basey & De-Ette Coonse, and Roger & Beth Peer. Here are a few photos from the evening.