Thank You, Precinct Delegates!
Come join our community on November 19th to garner support from one another. Bring other like-minded people as well.
The event will be upstairs above the Walgreen’s on Woodward, next to Papa Joe’s. Park in the back and enter the building through the door back there. Head upstairs. An elevator is available, as needed.
During this event, we will also have the opportunity to elect the leaders who will serve on our Executive Board for 2025. All members, in good standing, will be able to vote. To vote, you will need to either renew your suggested membership donation of $20, indicate you want to remain a member, or fill out a membership form.
Slate of Candidates for the Executive Board for 2025:
Chair: Debbie Rosenman (I)
Vice Chair: Emery Pence (I)
Recording Secretary: Corinne Shoop (I)
Treasurer: Libby Dzurka (I)
Corresponding Secretary: Dave Goodman (I)
Trustees: Nessa Feller (I) and Rakesh Ramakrishnan
(I) incumbent
Please contact chair@bbdems.org if you are interested in running for one of the positions.
At this point, anyone who plans on voting by absentee ballot should drop off their ballot IN PERSON.
Do not put it in the mail at this point, as it may not arrive in time to be counted.
Michigan residents voting absentee are now encouraged by the Michigan Secretary of State to drop off ballots at their local clerk’s office or drop box and not via mail.
Potential voters who are not registered yet can no longer register to vote by mail or online; the postmark deadline has passed. Instead, they will need to visit their local clerk’s office with proof of residency to fill out their voter application there.
You can apply for and fill out an absentee ballot during the same trip to the clerk's office.
Registered voters can request an absentee ballot at their clerk’s office from now until Nov. 2. You must return it by 8 p.m. on Election Day (Nov. 3).
All registered voters who do not request an absentee ballot by Nov. 2, must vote in person at their local polling location.
HERE'S WHERE BB DEMS AREA VOTERS SHOULD DROP OFF THEIR BALLOT: