About 180 people attended the Butler County Democratic Party’s annual fundraising gala on Saturday, hearing from local party leaders as well as State and County wide candidates. After a welcome from Butler County Vice-Chair and Political Director Kathy Wyenandt, Nan … Read More
Below is your April Primary BCDP Sample Ballot for Butler County. Save this graphic/photo and take with you to vote, or bookmark this page on the website. Why do we have 2 primaries? The Republicans in the General Assembly mismanaged … Read More
On April 6, Ohio S.B. No. 320 was introduced that requires photo ID to vote. Republicans have a record of hostility towards voting rights, and this new bill chips away at the current laws. In February 2021, Secretary of State … Read More
Sips & Tips: Tonight! Are you interested in running for office? Please join us for Sips & Tips, a free event at Grainworks Brewing in West Chester next Wednesday, April 6 at 6:30pm. Our special guest is former State Rep. … Read More
Let’s face it. It’s been incredibly hard for the average voter to follow and understand where things stand with the May 3rd primary with all the partisan moves by the Ohio GOP to try and escape from drawing fair maps … Read More
BCDP kicked off fundraising for 2022 with a State of the Union Watch Party. More than thirty supporters gathered at Grainworks Brewing Company in West Chester for an evening of catching up with friends and making new friends. Some of … Read More
On March 8, 2020, attendees at the Gala could not have anticipated what the next eighteen months would have in store for us. But after the historic 2020 campaign, culminating in the election of President Joe Biden and Vice President … Read More
There have been many opinions on the Ohio Election Security and Modernization Act – better known as HB 294. The Bill, introduced by Bill Seitz ( R) and Sharon Ray ( R), is also co-sponsored by Butler County Representatives Thomas Hall … Read More
Since 1865, Juneteenth has been a date of recognition commemorating the official end of slavery in the United States. But as of this week, Juneteenth is officially a Federal holiday. The Senate passed the measure this week with no debate, … Read More
Endorsed vs Preferred Candidates In partisan races, the Party shall not issue any endorsement in a contested primary, but may endorse in uncontested primaries. The use of the term “endorsed” by the BCDP for any candidate shall be restricted for … Read More
