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Community Meeting Monday, March 20 (details to be announced)
Welcome to Arizona’s Legislative District 14 Democratic Party! We represent about 50,000 registered Democrats in the Gilbert area.
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The D14 party is made up of passionate citizens who believe in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all, and the government was instituted by the consent of the governed in order to secure these rights. We believe that Arizona is a great state, that the United States is a great country, and that they can both be even better. Nations, states, parties, and other institutions are owned and guided by those who participate, and we work to make ours great. See the hashtag at the bottom of this page.
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★ Materials from the February 20th meeting (PDF)
▶ District 14 Democrats:
Monthly Community Meeting, March 20
Hybrid in-person and Zoom
Please join us on Monday, March 20, 2023, at 7:00 PM.
▶ Precinct Committee Members — please plan to arrive at the meeting location
30 minutes in advance as we are now reactivating the PC Corner.
In-person attendance will be at Chalice Christian Church at:
. . . . 15303 S Gilbert Rd, Gilbert, AZ 85295 (click for Google map)
Register for IN-PERSON or ZOOM attendance in advance: Link
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing
information about joining the meeting.
Guest Speakers / Agenda:
- Moms Demand Action – Kristin Mandley
- Chuck Bongiovanni, Gilbert Town Council Member
- LD 14 Team update – Alex Cardona
- Election Action (to formalize D14 Treasurer)
- Treasurer’s report – Azita Martin
- Fundraiser Committee
Wine Pairing Party
D14 Dems
March 30, 6:30 PM
3651 E Baseline Rd, suite e223, Gilbert
$25 donation
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• What is a legislative district?
A legislative district is an area that elects various municipal and state officials, most notably two Arizona representatives and one Arizona senator. Arizona has 30 legislative districts.