Notes from the Chair, Septmber 2010

Written by Andrew Graham | 02 September 2010

The party owes a great deal of thanks to our candidates who recently completed their campaigns in the primary election. Ross Gallagher, Laura Lewis, Marcie Lohmeyer, and Justin Stang all fulfilled their highest civic duty when they chose to run for public office, and although unsuccessful, each brought ideas and goals to their respective races that improved the quality of the campaigns and the public's understanding of the offices.

Where Do We Go From Here?

Written by Monty Cobb | 02 September 2010

My fellow Democrats,

By now you have had a chance to digest the primary results and I hope you have heard the call to action because it rings loud and clear.

From Fred Finn

Written by Fred Finn | 02 September 2010

We had a pair of wonderful fund-raising events in Mason County just before the Primary. It is always good to connect with supporters and potential supporters in these and other types of events.
There were so many people throughout the county making telephone calls to voters on my behalf, and I appreciate that so much.

Women Democrats, September 2010

Written by Marilyn Sayan | 02 September 2010

The Democratic Women's Club will meet at El Sarape in Gateway Center on Wednesday, September 15, 2010. A no host lunch begins at 11:30 a.m. Following a short business meeting at noon, Theresa Jacobsen, candidate for PUD 3 Commissioner, will speak about her campaign and share her views on issues facing the Commission.

Puget Sound Partnership and Watersheds

Written by Jane Roush | 02 September 2010

It appears the buzzwords for the environment this year are "water quality."

Water is the essence of Mason County life. It is the rain in the forest, the water in the Canal and Puget Sound for commercial and sport fisherman. It is the life of our shellfish. It is what lures tourist to Mason County and allows my husband to have a summer garden.

From Brenday Hirschi, Candidate for Mason County Commissioner, District 3

Written by Brenda Hirschi | 02 September 2010

I'm honored to be the Democratic candidate running for Mason County Commissioner. My team of volunteers and supporters deserve enormous credit for helping me to make it to the top two.

I'd like to tell you who I am and what I stand for.

From Melody Peterson, Candidate for County Assessor

Written by Melody Peterson | 02 September 2010

Thanks to all who supported me through the primary. It wasn't easy and I appreciate every person who helped along the way, I will never take my vote lightly again.

Thanks to every one who took the time to doorbell, wave signs, and stand up for me. You know you are the best! And just think, we are not done yet!

Melody Peterson

Candidate for County Assessor

Opportunity!

Written by Adrienne Amar | 02 September 2010

There are still opportunities for people to volunteer in the office.

We are now heading into the push to get Democrats elected at all levels of government in the general election. As the results from the primary election showed us, every vote counts. At the local level, a race can be decided by just a few votes, so we need to get every democrat to return his/her ballot and be counted.

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Notes from the Chair, Septmber 2010

Where Do We Go From Here?

From Fred Finn

Women Democrats, September 2010

Puget Sound Partnership and Watersheds

From Brenday Hirschi, Candidate for Mason County Commissioner, District 3

From Melody Peterson, Candidate for County Assessor

Opportunity!

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