Saturday October 22, BCDP was proud to host our Fall Reception at The Benison in Hamilton. The evening was a great opportunity for Dems to clean up after many spent the day canvassing, and relax with a glass of wine … Read More
We are seeing tumultuous political times in Butler County. And there is no more evidence in overreaching by the right than in our schools. To varying degrees, masks, CRT and book bans have all been issues in county school districts. … Read More
At the Butler County Democratic Party Executive and Central Committee meeting on July 21, 2022, the organization endorsed all six of the candidates running to represent the County. Executive Committee Chairperson, Kathy Wyenandt, introduced Christina Minch. Christina is Secretary of … Read More
Over the past few years, election misinformation has been one of the greatest threats to democracy – and the root cause of voter suppression efforts. Our county has made voting so simple, it’s easy to overlook the processes and systems that … Read More
Butler County Democrats are excited to be attending two fantastic Pride events in Butler County in June. LGBTQIA+ Pride Month occurs in the United States to commemorate the Stonewall riots. Price Month was first recognized in 1999, when President Bill … Read More
Friday afternoon, Sherrod Brown came to the area to speak to local Democrats and activists prior to attending President Biden’s speech in Hamilton at United Performance Metals. Butler County had several people in attendance, and we had a few moments … Read More
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
