MCDC Martin County Democratic Club, MCDEC Martin County Democratic Environmental Caucus, Martin CountyDemocratic Progressive Caucus, Martin County Democratic Women's Club, and Treasure Coast Democratic Hispanic Caucus Únase a un grupo o club democrático Los demócratas del condado de Martin cuentan con dos clubes y tres asambleas electorales. Los clubes se rigen por DEC locales y no tienen relaciones a nivel estatal. Por el contrario, los Caucus están autorizados por el Partido Demócrata de Florida y brindan orientación sobre cómo operan. De cualquier manera, unirse a un club o caucus es una excelente manera de conocer personas de ideas afines y de involucrarse con los demócratas del condado de Martin. Los clubes y caucus activos en el condado de Martin: Club Demócrata del Condado de Martin Club de Mujeres Demócratas del Condado de Martin Caucus Ambiental Democrático del Condado de Martin Caucus Democrático Progresista del Condado de Martin Caucus Hispano Demócrata de Treasure Coast

Martin County Democrats T-Shirts are available for purchase at our office in Stuart at 611 SW Federal Hwy, Suite K1. Color choices: White or Ice Blue Cost: $20 cash or check Make checks payable to Martin County DEC Please ask for a receipt All proceeds go to help support our efforts.

Protest at Brian Mast's Office 175 SW Flagler Ave 11am - 12pm We are joining forces with the local Indivisible HR group to call attention to Mast's support of the illegal and unconstitutional actions of the Trump administration. If you were at the town hall that was held recently, you heard Mast say he unequivocably supports Trump and Musk. Mast is not defending the constitution. He is not representing all of his constituents. Come join the protest. Note the new time is 11am-12pm. Every Wednesday.

Haz tu investigación. Conozca lo que está haciendo el Poder Ejecutivo, lo que están haciendo las legislaturas federal y estatal y lo que está sucediendo a nivel municipal y del condado. Consulte los sitios web oficiales del gobierno, así como varios sitios web no gubernamentales, que le ayudarán a conocer los problemas, las perspectivas y la forma de pensar y responder para influir en los legisladores y hacerlos responsables. SITIOS WEB OFICIALES DEL GOBIERNO: Para el Poder Ejecutivo , vaya a https://www.whitehouse.gov/ Para el Senado y la Cámara de los Estados Unidos , visite https://www.senate.gov/ y https://www.house.gov/ Obtenga información sobre los proyectos de ley que se proponen, los comités, la actividad diaria, la lista de legisladores y otra información. Para el Senado y la Cámara de Florida , vaya a https://www.flsenate.gov/ y https://www.myfloridahouse.gov/ para ver en qué están trabajando, qué comités se han formado y quién está en ellos, qué proyectos de ley. están siendo considerados y obtenga una lista de todos los legisladores. Puede consultar los proyectos de ley del Senado y la Cámara de Representantes de Florida aquí: https://www.myfloridahouse.gov/Sections/Bills/bills.aspx Para obtener actualizaciones diarias sobre los proyectos de ley del Senado de Florida: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/data/session/2021/citator/Daily/senhist.pdf Para actualizaciones diarias sobre las facturas de la Cámara de la Florida: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/data/session/2021/citator/Daily/hsehist.pdf Para la Junta de Comisionados del Condado de Martin , vaya aquí: https://www.martin.fl.us/Commissioners . Preste atención a las próximas reuniones y los temas que se están discutiendo. Escriba o llame a los comisionados para expresar sus opiniones. Asista a las reuniones en persona o mediante Zoom y hable si lo permiten. Para obtener noticias sobre la ciudad de Stuart , visite https://cityofstuart.us/ OTROS SITIOS WEB: Además de los sitios web oficiales del gobierno mencionados anteriormente, existen numerosos sitios web dedicados a ayudarlo a comprender los proyectos de ley, brindarle una perspectiva sobre los problemas políticos actuales, permitir comentarios, etc. CAUSAS (anteriormente Contable) https://www.causes.com Aquí puede ver cómo votaron sus funcionarios federales. También puede obtener una sinopsis de las facturas seleccionadas y ver lo que otros piensan sobre la factura. Regístrese para recibir correos electrónicos que lo ayudarán a mantenerse actualizado sobre los temas que le interesan especialmente y cómo votaron sus legisladores. Los enlaces en el sitio web también le permiten llamar, enviar correos electrónicos y hacer mensajes de video que se envían a sus legisladores. FLORIDA PHOENIX https://www.floridaphoenix.com/ S ubscríbase al boletín diario POLÍTICA DE LA FLORIDA http://floridapolitics.com/ Suscríbase al correo electrónico diario REVISIÓN DE SAYFIE https://www.sayfiereview.com/ Suscríbete al correo electrónico diario BALOTPEDIA https://ballotpedia.org/Main_Page Sin fines de lucro, no partidista. Suscríbase al correo electrónico de noticias diario. Research Topics

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The Biden-Harris Administration’s Investing in America Agenda: Delivering for Florida Companies have committed to invest over $800 million in Florida since President Biden took office. For decades, the U.S. exported jobs and imported products, while other countries surpassed us in critical sectors like infrastructure, clean energy, semiconductors, and biotechnology. Thanks to President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda – including historic legislation signed into law by President Biden such as the American Rescue Plan, Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, CHIPS and Science Act, and Inflation Reduction Act – that is changing. Since the President took office in 2021, companies have committed over $800 million in private sector investments across Florida. These investments are creating good-paying jobs, including union jobs and jobs that don’t require a four-year degree in industries that will boost U.S. competitiveness, rebuild infrastructure, strengthen supply chains, and help build a clean energy economy. Unleashing Private Investment in Florida: Thanks to the President’s Investing in America agenda, Florida’s economy is now a more attractive place for companies around the world to invest and expand, helping drive U.S. competitiveness and build a clean energy economy. For example, in Florida: Cenntro Automotive is investing $25 million to build its first American electric vehicle manufacturing facility in Jacksonville. Rebuilding Florida’s Infrastructure: Thanks to President Biden’s economic plan, about $8.2 billion in federal funding has already been announced for 213 infrastructure projects across Florida. That includes $6.3 billion in federal investments to fund transportation projects – roads, bridges, and roadway safety – and over $363 million for better access to clean water. For example: The Everglades received $1.1 billion for ecosystem restoration activities, making it the single largest investment in the Everglades' history. The project will reconnect the Northern Everglades with the southern and central habitats. The Orlando International Airport received $119 million for terminal expansion projects to increase capacity and improve accessibility. The Manatee County Port Authority was awarded $11.9 million to expand capacity at the container yard and modernize infrastructure, reducing supply chain bottlenecks along Florida's gulf coast. Florida was awarded $15 million to build a new truck parking facility along I-4 in West Florida with about 120 spaces, electric charging stations, and pedestrian infrastructure to access nearby amenities. By providing reliable truck parking capacity, the project improves safety for tired drivers and makes supply chain movement more efficient. Getting Florida Back to Work and Supporting Florida’s Small Businesses: At the start of 2021, the Florida unemployment rate was 5.9% and many small businesses had closed. Today, Florida's unemployment rate has dropped to 2.6% with 1,000,000 jobs created since the President took office. Meanwhile, the number of new Florida business filings have hit new records, with 1.2 million new business applications filed over 2021 and 2022. Emergency relief from the Biden-Harris Administration during the pandemic helped to keep open 5,715 restaurants and bars and 8,610 child care programs across Florida, and is providing up to $488 million in funding to make new loans and investments in its small businesses through the State Small Business Credit Initiative. Creating Clean-Energy Jobs and Combatting the Climate Crisis: President Biden’s Investing in America agenda is delivering a clean, secure, and healthy future for Florida families by: Expanding electric vehicle opportunities , with millions of people in Florida eligible for discounts on new or used EVs through the Inflation Reduction Act, which will be supported by networks of EV chargers across the state funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Protecting Florida against extreme weather, with historic investments for more resilient homes, businesses, and communities. In the last decade, Florida has experienced 10 major extreme weather events, costing the state up to $227 billion in damages and often disproportionately affecting historically underserved communities. Now, the state has used American Rescue Plan funds for its largest ever investment in resiliency ($700 million) – including over 185 grants for resiliency from floods and storms. Supporting rural communities, by investing in climate-smart agriculture practices to help Florida's 47,500 farmers lead on climate solutions, and helping electric cooperatives that deliver cleaner and cheaper power to 1.2 million Florida homes and businesses. Lowering Costs for Florida Families: Thanks to legislation in President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, Florida residents are saving money on their health care premiums and prescription drugs, high-speed internet, and home energy costs. In fact: Over 4,388,000 Florida residents with Medicare will benefit from the $2,000 yearly cap on out-of-pocket prescription drug costs, a $35 monthly cap per insulin prescription, and free vaccines. 3,225,000 individuals in Florida signed up for health insurance through the ACA Marketplaces during the Open Enrollment Period for 2023 and will benefit from up to thousands of dollars per year in savings from lower health care premiums. The average new homeowner in Florida will save $225 annually -- or 11.7% on their utility bills -- if state and local governments use new grants to adopt the latest building energy codes. Florida residents will be eligible to get 30% off solar panels , battery storage systems, heating and cooling upgrades, and weatherization, which can help them save hundreds of dollars every year on their energy bills. An estimated 1.1 million additional Florida households will install rooftop solar panels as a result of these new tax credits. Over 1.1 million Florida households are able to access affordable high-speed internet through the Affordable Connectivity Program investments made as part of the President’s Investing in America agenda. Extreme MAGA Republicans in Congress have proposed legislation to ship manufacturing jobs overseas, as well as increase health care costs, energy costs, and prescription drug prices for working families. President Biden and Congressional Democrats believe we need to finish the job, and continue to build the economy from the bottom up and middle out, not top down.

La Legislatura del Estado de Florida se reúne en la primavera de cada año. Las sesiones suelen durar 60 días. Antes de que comience la sesión, los legisladores se reúnen en comités para discutir la legislación que quieren aplicar en la próxima sesión. Dado que los republicanos son mayoría en Tallahassee, juegan un papel importante en las asignaciones de los comités y la legislación que se discute en el comité y llega a la sala. Es importante que los demócratas nos comuniquemos con nuestros legisladores sobre la legislación a la que nos oponemos o apoyamos. Hacerlo antes de que la sesión comience realmente es clave. Necesitan nuestra opinión. Ver "Haz tu investigación" sobre cómo investigar las próximas facturas. El calendario 2021 es el siguiente: 8 al 12 de febrero: Reuniones de comités 15-19 de febrero: Reuniones de comités 2 de Marzo: Convocatoria de sesión 30 de Abril: Concluye la sesión Know Your Legislators' Schedule

Boletas de calificaciones ambientales del BOCC del condado de Martin, 2017. Compilado por el Caucus Ambiental Democrático de Treasure Coast Ed Fielding Sarah escuchó Doug Smith Ed Ciampi Harold Jenkins

Help support Martin County Dems by making a donation for the following items. CLICK ON EACH PICTURE TO GET A LARGER VIEW OF THE ITEM. Some pieces do not appear in full view with the entire frame showing. Email chair@martincountydemocrats.org to receive an email with a full view of the painting or to get answers to questions. 1 Jane Baldridge "Breaking Day at the Rocks" Acrylic Painting on Canvas 18"x24" Retail Value $1025 Your purchase price $750 To purchase, click HERE. 2 Lynn Morgan "Enamored" Oil and cold wax 24" x 24" Retail value $900 Your purchase price $550 To purchase, click HERE. 3 Touchstone Smart Electric Fireplace Yes, we're in Florida, but having a fire during the holidays and on cool nights is so special! Can be run with no heat if desired. Retail value $719 Your purchase price $375 To purchase, click HERE. 4 Banyan Creek Golf Package Enjoy a round of golf at the beautiful Banyan Creek Golf Club.... Bring 3 friends and make it a foursome of golf. To be used between 5/1-11/15 2025, after 12:00pm Retail value $480 Your purchase price $395 To purchase, click HERE.

Martin County Democratic Club Membership Application Today's Date First Name Last Name Email Phone Martin County Street Address City State Zip code Check circle if you live in a gated community Is it OK to share your contact details with other Club members? * Obligatorio Yes No https://secure.actblue.com/donate/2025annualdues Method you will use to pay Club dues. If online, FIRST click on underlined link below, complete the ActBlue payment, and THEN SUBMIT this application. https://secure.actblue.com/donate/2025annualdues By submitting this application, you certify that you are a member of the Democratic Party of Florida. Submit Application After Paying Online or Mailing Check

Watch out! They're back! Legislators are back in Tallahassee and proposing their bills for the 2023 session which began March 7 and continues through May 5. Here is a list of some of the most concerning bills. Click on Bills 2023 to see the details, including links to email and phone numbers for legislators as well as Letter to the Editor info. HB999 - "Death to Public Discourse Bill" - allows politicians like Desantis to sue the media, bloggers, social media posters, etc. HB1 - School vouchers for everyone. Will hurt public schools and the education of our children. HB411 - Candidates for school board don't have to live in the district they are running for....only if they win do they have to move HB999 - Politicians will have power to hire university personnel and dictate curriculum... WILL END ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND UNIVERSITY INDEPENDENCE. Will defund diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. HB256 - Union busting bill that will ban automatic union paycheck deductions of Florida's public employees. Exceptions include law enforcement, firefighters, correctional officers and probation offers. Teachers union and nurses union will be hit hard. SB1248 - "The Ultimate Cancel Act" - Will cancel political parties that previously advocated for slavery. This is meant to "cancel" the Democratic Party. HJR405 - No more nonpartisan elections HJR31 - School board elections will be partisan HB543 - Permitless Carry -- Can carry concealed weapon even if no permit SB300 /HB7 -- SIX WEEK ABORTION BAN HB305 - Gives discrimination protection to those who refuse vaccinations....Prevents the state and employers from requiring vaccinations. SB170 - Allows businesses to sue local governments over "arbitrary or unreasonable" ordinances HB359 - If you bring a legal challenge over a change in a comp plan and you lose, then you have to pay the winner's attorney fees and costs. SB254 - Bans trans treatment to youth HB1223 - Don't Say Gay is expanded up through 8th grade HB1403 - Doctors can refuse to treat certain people (gays, Muslims, Jews, etc) due to their person belief system ("conscience-based objection). SB1438 - No drag shows can be seen by children SB1674 - Must use bathroom that lines up with the gender assigned at birth HB11319 - No more "Woke" mentality and programs in the military....Rather, return to "warrior ethos of the past." HB439 - Will allow for urban sprawl HB 1197 / SB1249 - Strips municipal and county governments from regulating their own water quality AND MANY MORE!