MI-11 Candidate Forum w/Rep. Andy Levin & Rep. Haley Stevens
Now Available for Viewing! Youth Issues Forum, led by our high school student interns!
Now Available for Viewing! Youth Issues Forum, led by our high school student interns!
Tuesday, May 17th IN-PERSON meeting at the Bloomfield Township Hall at 4200 Telegraph Road (south of Long Lake)
6:30 p.m. Socializing, petition signature gathering, precinct delegate affidavit notarizing
7:00 p.m. State Senate and County Commission candidates, who are running in the area our club covers will be speaking. Come meet them before the August primary.
Invited primary candidates include:
STATE SENATE:
COUNTY COMMISSION:
UPDATE: Watch the May 17th meeting!
Tuesday, April 19th IN-PERSON meeting at the Bloomfield Township Hall at 4200 Telegraph Road (south of Long Lake)
6:30 p.m. Socializing, petition signature gathering, precinct delegate affidavit notarizing
7:00 p.m. All 10+ State House candidates, who are running in the area our club covers will be speaking. Come meet them before the August primary.
REQUIRED: Bring your vaccination card and a mask
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, January 17th at the Bloomfield Township Hall at 4200 Telegraph Road, south of Long Lake Road. Socializing starts at 6:30 p.m. and meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. Come Join us!
Program includes: Emme Zanotti and Amritha Venkataraman from the Hate Won’t Win Coalition. We will also get a full debrief on the Election Results from the municipalities in our club area. We are becoming BLUER with every election!
Tuesday, March 15th at 6:30 p.m. IN PERSON Membership Drive at the Bloomfield Township Public Library (Food provided)
We are starting our membership year now, so we need everyone to renew at $15 a year.
Join NOW & pay your dues online!
NOTE: Proof of vaccination & mask required!
Tuesday, February 15th at 7:00 p.m. ZOOM Meeting
Featured Speakers:
Tuesday, January 18th at 7:00 p.m. ZOOM Meeting
Featured Speakers: Jon Gold, Michigan Chapter President, Giffords Gun Owners for Safety, to speak about common sense gun laws.
Skye Thietten, Michigan Moms Demand Action, to speak about the “Be SMART” safe storage program.
(Be aware this is the FOURTH Tuesday and not our usual third Tuesday of the month.)
The current BBDems Executive Board Members are running for reelection, except for Vice Chair:
If you are interested in running for any of these positions, you need to be a paid member and live in the BBDems Club area. Please email Debbie to let her know you want to run.
Thanks to all the paid members from 2021! If you live in the Club area, you're eligible to VOTE in this election at the meeting on November 23rd.
NOW is the time to join the Birmingham Bloomfield Dem Club for 2022! We need you!
Visit BBDems.org/pay-dues and join NOW! ($15/yr)
NOTE: All Club area members who have paid before the November meeting will be able to vote in the Executive Board elections.
DON’T MISS this important upcoming meeting!
BB Dems Town Hall on Right Wing Attacks on Local Offices and Public Meetings
Tuesday, October 19th at 7:00 p.m. on ZOOM
MLive, October 9th: ‘Extreme opposition’ to school mask mandates target Michigan health officials with threats of violence
Public health officials across Michigan are facing threats of violence from their neighbors while anger over school masking requirements boils into calls to strip health departments of their power and funding.
Health officials are targets of harassment, death threats and accusations of treason being voiced in chaotic public meetings as parents and political activists demand an end to measures meant to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Expressions of intense anger over health rules are pitting school boards and county commissions against health officials who worry the outrage is derailing efforts to protect their communities.
Sure enough, here in Oakland County, a mysterious new Political Action Committee formed by Republican politician & activist David Staudt in mid-September has already started running full-page, misleading & flat-out false attack ads against local school board members who support mask mandates in the local newsweekly.
They're even openly bragging about being "well-funded" and promising to also go after the Oakland County Board of Commissioners and County Executive. They've vowed that "the ads in the Eagle are just the beginning."
OUR OCTOBER 19th MEETING IS A CAN'T MISS EVENT.
Panelists:
Come hear about actions happening around the state and in our own community and learn what we can do to count these attacks. Register today!