The following is a message from the Ryan Combe for Congress District 1 Campaign:

Hello everyone,

I just wanted to invite everyone to our Democratic organizer training and candidate barbecue. We will be having candidates from as far away as Logan in attendance and we want to make sure that we provide enough food for everyone and so we are suggesting a donation of $15. These donations will help us pay for food for the barbecue and the supplies for the organizer training. I’ve got the training scheduled from 10am – 12pm with the barbecue following immediately at 12:30pm. This event is open to the public so please send out invitations to your friends, families, and supporters because this will be a great opportunity for them to learn how to help you organize your campaign effectively. It will also be a great opportunity for them to network and meet people who are also running campaigns in the area to share ideas and give one another feedback. I am extremely excited for this event, and hope to see all of you on the 19th. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns please contact me at the information below.

This will be held at our office:

1190 East 5425 South

South Ogden, 84403

This training will be divided into 4 sections with each lasting 30 minutes:

-Party-Building

-Vote Builder

-Campaign Organizing

-Messaging

From 12 – 12:30pm I’ll be available to help each of you on a 1 on 1 basis if you have any questions.

If you are interested in coming, please register at:

https://secure.actblue.com/page/precinct2012

We are back to having our monthly Davis County Democratic Party breakfasts this Saturday!

Where? Granny Annie’s restaurant at 286 North 400 West in Kaysville. We meet in the rear banquet area.

When? Breakfast 9:30-11 AM; Central Committee for Legislative and Precinct chairs at 8:30

How much? Flat fee–not confirmed but probably not more than $10 per person, paid to the restaurant, not the party.

Who can come? Everyone is welcome to the breakfast.

What’s going on? Davis County has two races for June 26′s primary election: Utah House District 18 (All of Centerville and Farmington, along one precinct each in West Bountiful and Kaysville) between Richard Bagley and Doug Macdonald; and Congressional District 1 (pretty much north Davis County, Kaysville and Fruit Heights north) between Ryan Combe and Donna McAleer. This is the first time in memory where we will have a primary election for state house in Davis County, and the first time since 2002 that Davis Democrats have had to vote in any primary. These primary races are in addition to some amazing Democratic nominees in all our races this fall. That means you can come this Saturday to meet and get excited about Democrats chances this fall!

To kick off our primary coverage, we will have one of the candidates in House District 18 speak to the breakfast this month, and another in June. This Saturday, Richard Bagley will speak about why he would be the best candidate to take on Roger Barrus in November!

We will also hear from some our other great Democratic candidates.

Next month, on June 9, we will hear from Doug Macdonald, the other candidate for the Democratic nomination in House 18. We also have a tentative debate set that day between Ryan Combe and Donna McAleer, running for Congressional District 1.

Before the breakfast, at 8:30 AM, we will hold our Central Committee meeting, which will be a training for legislative officers on their duties. The Central Committee meeting is open to everyone.

Davis County Democratic Labor Caucus

Initial organizing meeting

Thursday May, 31 2012

7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Clearfield City Library

Meeting room downstairs

Come and join us in a night of talk about local and national labor issues. Share your ideas with the group that can be used to improve labor issues.

We are back to having our monthly Davis County Democratic Party breakfasts this Saturday!

Where?  Granny Annie’s restaurant at 286 North 400 West in Kaysville.  We meet in the rear banquet area.

When?  Breakfast 9:30-11 AM; Central Committee for Legislative and Precinct chairs at 8:30

How much?  Flat fee–not confirmed but probably not more than $10 per person, paid to the restaurant, not the party.

Who can come?  Everyone is welcome to the breakfast.

What’s going on?  Davis County has two races for June 26′s primary election: Utah House District 18 (All of Centerville and Farmington, along one precinct each in West Bountiful and Kaysville) between Richard Bagley and Doug Macdonald; and Congressional District 1 (pretty much north Davis County, Kaysville and Fruit Heights north) between Ryan Combe and Donna McAleer.  This is the first time in memory where we will have a primary election for state house in Davis County, and the first time since 2002 that Davis Democrats have had to vote in any primary.  These primary races are in addition to some amazing Democratic nominees in all our races this fall.  That means you can come this Saturday to meet and get excited about Democrats chances this fall!

To kick off our primary coverage, we will have one of the candidates in House District 18 speak to the breakfast this month, and another in June.  This Saturday, Richard Bagley will speak about why he would be the best candidate to take on Roger Barrus in November!

We will also hear from some our other great Democratic candidates.

Next month, on June 9, we will hear from Doug Macdonald, the other candidate for the Democratic nomination in House 18.  We also have a tentative debate set that day between Ryan Combe and Donna McAleer, running for Congressional District 1.

Before the breakfast, at 8:30 AM, we will hold our Central Committee meeting, which will be a training for legislative officers on their duties.  The Central Committee meeting is open to everyone.

While cash contributions are the best way to help the party, there are other items and services that perhaps you can help out with even if you cannot contribute financially. Please email us if you could help fulfill one of these wishes.

Office Space

We are looking for at least one location to be the Democratic headquarters for Davis County. We are open to any space, our preferences would be for somewhere in the center of the county, with good parking, and available to hook up to the internet.  We are open to discounted or completely donated space, or sharing with a campaign.   Unfortunately, the location we used in 2006 and 2008 is not available this year.

Storage Space

We have a bunch of signs, materials, and other stuff that could use a central location. We don’t need a lot of space now, maybe less than half a garage. However, something we could have our own lock and key to is preferred.

Office Materials

Computers, printers, copiers, phones, office furniture, and other stuff to fill an office would be good once we have a headquarters.

Translation services

The most urgent translation need we would like to have is someone to help translate our website into Spanish. We would send you the text in English and you would translate it. We feel this would help reach out to more Latino voters and help elect more Democrats.

More items to come, but these are the top priorities for now.