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.

Martin County Democrats support the signing of the nonpartisan petition for the Right to Clean Water and Medicaid Expansion. Click here or on graphic above to enter the Medicaid Expansion petition website. It provides good information on the petition. You can download a prefilled petition by clicking on the link that says "Click here to send prefilled petition emails..." We recommend printing out the prefilled petition. You can also download a blank copy of the petition from the website and print it out. If you do that, then please fill out the petition and turn in to Mary Owens at our office (611 SW Federal Hwy, Suite K1, Open M-F 9am-1pm). She has a 10-day window after you sign the petition to get it to the SOE office, so please remember to turn in the petition promptly after signing.

50/50 Raffle: Tickets will be $1.00 each, or $5 for 6 tickets, or $10 for 15 tickets. The holder of the winning ticket receives 50% of the total collected in the raffle. The other 50% goes to the DEC, Democratic Club, and Democratic Women's Club. Gift Cards/Toy Drive: Cards and toys are given to those in need in the community. Though a gift card from any retailer is appreciated, Walmart gift cards are a good choice due to the promixity of Walmart to card holders and the range of items Walmart sells. Close window

Florida legislative session 2022 bills Call to Action on 2026 Bills What should you do? TAKE ACTION......DON'T JUST SIT AND FUME . We should all be aware of what legislation is pending and provide input: Contact your local representatives and let them know whether you support or disapprove of pending bills and urge them to vote accordingly Contact the bill's sponsor and let them know you support or disapprove of their bill and why. Contact members of the committee where the bill lies and urge them to approve or not approve the bill Write a Letter to the Editor letting the public know about some of the good or troubling bills. Let your family and friends know about bills that are especially troublesome and encourage them to contact legislators and write letters to the editor. Spread the word on social media about the harmful bills being considered (or conversely, loudly support bills that you feel address issues appropriately). The bottom line: The more legislators hear from the public, the better. It's the way democracy works.

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Overview of 2023 Bills Did you know that more than 3700 bills were filed for the 2022 Florida legislative session? With those kind of numbers, it's overwheming to keep track of it all. This section of your website is meant to help you with that. We have selectively divided up the bills into two categories: General Bills and Environmental Bills. Under each category, we have i ncluded the most noteworthy bills. (Yes....this is subjective....Email your webmaster at MCDemWeb@gmail.com to give your input on bills that should be listed if you don't see them here.) General Bills include such topics as Abortion, Equality, Healthcare, Education, Gun Control, Criminal Justice, etc. Environmental Bills link to the 1000 Friends of Florida website and the Friends of the Everglades website. Both of these list and discuss environment-related bills that are being considered.. For General Bills listed, each bill shows the bill sponsor: If the name is in red font, then they're Republican . If blue , then the sponsor is a Democrat . The bill sponsors are linked to their official website where you can find contact information for calling or writing them. Clicking on the official's name should take you to their page. Bill titles are linked to the official Florida government site, where you can get more details about the bill and see where the bill sits. (Note: Some bills never go anywhere, some sit in committees and stay there, and eventually some bills move from committees out to the floor for voting.....Before you contact legislators or write LTEs, be sure to check the bill's status.) Googling the bill (such as "HB1 Florida 2023") to see the latest info on the bill or another explanation of the bill is always a good idea too. Close

Culinary Tour of Martin County Opportunity to enjoy culinary delights from around the world at our finest area restaurants: TapasTerra (Mediterranean, French, and Spanish) $300 in certificates just for Tapas Terra !! Dolphin Bar & Shrimp House (Seafood & American) Michelina's (Italian) Nostalgia (Greek) Renato's & Josephine's (Italian) These are some of the area's most popular restaurants. Whether you buy these for yourself to use throughout the year or for birthday or Christmas presents for your friends and family, you can't go wrong!

July 12 Adopt-a-Road Trash Pickup 7am Come join other Martin Democrats to clean up a portion of Cove Rd between Ault and Avalon. This is done in coordination with the Keep Martin Beautiful program. Meet at the corner of Cove and Willoughby at 7:00am. Bring garden gloves and your own water in a reusable bottle. We supply grabbers, safety vests, and trash bags.

Sample Ballots - Primary (Local) Election - August 18, 2026 Ballots are put together for the three specific areas listed here: Sample Ballot for Democratic Voters in Stuart Sample Ballot for Democratic Voters in Indiantown Sample Ballot for Martin County Democratic Voters not living in Stuart or Indiantown Ballots are in .pdf form and can be downloaded and printed. Back to 2026 Midterms

July 11 Full Moon Club 8:30 - ? Stuart Beach This July's Full Moon is called the Buck Moon. It comes from the fact that male deer begin to grow their antlers at this time of year. The moon will rise late this month at 9:20 pm, so we will arrive early around 8:30. As always we will meet at Stuart Beach heading out from Seaside Cafe, a little towards the right. Please bring your chairs & beverage of choice as well as some finger food for our table if you so desire!! Come on out & bring your like minded family & friends!

Wine and Cheese Party Gift Basket The picture above is a representation of the basket you will receive. Just in time for the holidays: Bid on this basket of goodies. Includes two bottles of wine - one red, one white - savory crackers, delightful cheeses, and an assortment of items to make happy hour and the holidays even better.

Dems Do Lunch When: October 24t h at 11:30 am. Where: Carmela's Brick Oven Pizza located at 2311 SE Ocean Blvd, Stuart Why: Enjoy a great lunch with your fellow Martin Democrats and support the DEC at the same time. It's a win-win! Dine with a purpose: $25 per person includes $10 donation directly to the Martin County DEC. Choose between a slice of pizza, salad and beverage or two pizza slices, garlic knot, and beverage. Tax and tip are included. Reserve your place: Make your online purchase here or mail check to Martin County DEC, PO Box 1497, Stuart, FL 34995. If mailing a check, kindly send our treasurer Barbara Buckles an email so she knows to include you on our list of attendees. Email here. We look forward to another round of pizza and politics with Martin Democrats!