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Welcome to Arizona’s Legislative District 14 Democratic Party! We represent about 50,000 registered Democrats in the Gilbert area, in the largest battleground county in the country.
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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.
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Major Event Alerts
★ The following information about major upcoming events.
December 2: Maricopa County Democratic Party Winter Convention
December 18?: TBD, District 14 Monthly Community Meeting
January 15: District 14 Monthly Community Meeting
January 27: ADP State Committee Meeting (2024): Arizona Democratic Party
Old November 18: Gilbert Days – Dems walking in the parade
Old November 20: District 14 Monthly Community Meeting
For other events, see the Events and Calendar page, links to County and State events, etc.
▶ District 14 Democrats:
TBD Monday, December 18 Monthly Community, 7:00 PM
In-person location is
Chalice Community Christian Church at
15303 S Gilbert Rd, Gilbert, AZ 85295
Guest Speakers / Agenda TBA
- D14 Democrats Officer & Committee Reports (Treasurer’s report)
- Featured Speakers
- Guest Speaker TBA
- Other meeting agenda items TBA.
▶ Maricopa County Democratic Party
TBA
No information on the convention currently.
▶ Arizona Democratic Party
State Committee Meeting January 27, 2024
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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.