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On February 5, 2008 the Kansas Democratic Party will hold presidential caucuses in each senate district across the state. Kansans attending the caucuses will gather with Democrats from their community to voice support for their favorite presidential candidate.
These caucuses are part of the national process of nominating the Democratic candidate for President. The process culminates with the Democratic National Convention during the week of August 25-28 in Denver, Colorado. Here, Kansas’ delegates will help nominate the best Democrat to lead our country in a new direction.
The Kansas Democratic Party caucuses give Kansans a chance to meet other Democrats in their area and engage in grassroots campaigning. All registered Democrats are eligible to participate and voter registration forms will be available at each caucus location for those wishing to register for the first time or change their party affiliation.
We strongly encourage Kansans interested in participating in the caucus to sign up to stay informed about caucus locations and updates as they become available.
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (NY)
Representative Dennis Kucinich (OH-10)
Event Center
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The Cherryvale Democrat Club MeetingThu, Feb 11, 6:00 pmThe Cherryvale Democrat Club is meeting February 11th in the Cherryvale Public library. ...
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The Cherryvale Democrats Club Biscuit and Gravy FundraiserSat, Feb 13, 7:30 am - 10:30 amThe Cherryvale Democrats Club is hosting a Biscuit and Gravy fundraiser at the Cherryvale Public...
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Montgomery County Democrats Central MeetingSat, Feb 13, 2:00 pmEvent Info: Name: Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee Meeting Time: 2 to 4...
Party News
McKinney seeks to shed $212 M | CJOnline.com
State treasurer Dennis McKinney is sitting on $212 million and wants to give it to the rightful owners.
moreThornburgh to resign Feb. 15 | CJOnline.com
Kansas Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh is retiring effective Feb. 15, he announced Monday. "It has been a tremendous honor and privilege to serve my fellow Kansans as Secretary of State for the last 15 years," he said in a statement.
moreLetter: Republican wavers
I learn by reading the paper that Sen. Sam Brownback will be the Republican Party candidate for governor and that in all probability Kris Kobach will be the party's choice for attorney general. On what planet do the leaders of the Kansas Republican Party reside?...
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