June 3, 2010 Democrats question makeup of merger committee in Fishers
The head of the local Democratic Party has raised concerns that Fall Creek Township's three appointees could all be considered Republicans, which would violate requirements for political balance. Read More >>>
June 15, 2010 Carmelfest Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed to staff the Hamilton County Democratic Party booth at Carmelfest. The festival takes place this year on Sunday, July 4 and Monday, July 5. Volunteers will help hand out literature and balloons, register voters, and greet the public. Volunteering is a fun opportunity to represent our party to the community. Are you willing to help us with giving 3 hours of your time? Sign up here !
April 22, 2010 Become a Poll Worker
The Hamilton County Democratic Party is still in need of poll workers to serve on Election Day. If you are a Democrat registered to vote in Hamilton County and are interested in a paid position, go to our poll worker application and apply!
April 7, 2010 2010 Democratic Party Candidates
The ballot is set for the 2010 Democratic Party candidates. Click here to see a list of candidates with websites.
February 20, 2010 Ellsworth Wins Strawpoll
The winner of the Senate straw poll conducted by the Hamilton County Democrats is Rep. Brad Ellsworth. Rep. Baron Hill was second and John Mellencamp was third.
February 19, 2010 Hamilton County Democrats to Hold Senate Straw Poll
Hamilton County Democrats will hold a straw poll to gauge what candidate would be the strongest to fill the US Senate seat vacancy left by the retirement of Sen. Evan Bayh. The straw poll will take place during the party's central committee meeting on Saturday, February 20. The results will be published on the party's website.
February 4, 2010 Dems Call for Wyser to Withdraw from Race
Hamilton County Chair, Keith Clock, has called for David Wyser to withdraw his candidacy for Hamilton County Prosecutor. Despite concerns Wyser has violated the US Hatch Act, the fact that he has accepted financial support from Tim Durham and Marcus Schrenker, and now coming to light that he accepted campaign money from the wealthy father of a convicted murder whose jail term he agreed to reduce...Hamilton County Republicans are rallying around him. Hamilton County does not need someone with these types of SERIOUS ethical problems in possibly the most powerful office in the county. Indianapolis Star Article >>>
January 23, 2010 Let's Beat Dan Burton
What are your first thoughts when you hear the
name Dan Burton? If you're like most, they are not positive thoughts or
reflections of an individual that represents you well in Congress. In past
elections, the Democratic Party candidate has not fared well in competing
against Rep. Burton and his power of incumbency. However, this year is
different. This year we have the opportunity to nominate and elect a viable
candidate who we can all be proud of.
November 30, 2009 McKenna for Secretary of State Announcement Event
Join us as Hamilton County's own, Tom McKenna, formally announces his candidacy for Indiana Secretary of State.
Tom has toured the state this summer and fall gauging support for his campaign. The response from everyone has been overwhelmingly positive to Tom's extensive experience and message of keeping the right to vote accessible to all registered voters.
Tom has now decided that he is going to officially file to be a candidate for Secretary of State. As part of his announcement Tom will be making several stops throughout the state. This Thursday, on December 3 at 9:00a, Tom will have an announcement event at our county party's headquarters at 802 Mulberry Street in Noblesville.
October 15, 2009 Party Reacts to Brainard's State of the City Address
Carmel Mayor, Jim Brainard, gave his annual State of the City address yesterday to the Carmel Chamber of Commerce. Despite numerous failed city projects draining the city's budget, Brainard painted a rosy financial picture. Democratic Party Chair, Keith Clock, responded that the Mayor and his City Council are responsible for poor planning and over the top city projects that will put a financial strain on the city and it's taxpayers for years.
October 9, 2009 Statehouse eUpdate from Rep. Ed DeLaney
State Rep. Ed DeLaney (D) updates us on issues facing public education, including the school funding formula and calendar year. Continued reading: Read eUpdate
September 27, 2009 Tom McKenna Becomes Candidate for Secretary of State
Hamilton County's own, Tom McKenna, has announced that he is a candidate for Secretary of State. Governor Joe Kernan has signed on as Chairman of Tom's campaign committee. Press Release
