Waldo County Democratic Committee

08/22/2026

What a great day! Thanks to the Belfast Community Co-op for welcoming all neighbors, all parties, all voices. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to meet Matt!

08/22/2026

Matt Dunlap For Congress and the Honorable Michelle Dunphy! They did a great job today serving up our Blue Tsunami Blueberry Crisp to raise funds for our GOTV Postcard Project. Photo credit to WCDC Chair the Honorable Paige Zeigler.

08/22/2026

Troy Jackson at today's garden party! Looks like a winner to me! Thanks to WCDC Chair and excellent photographer Paige Zeigler for the photo.

08/22/2026

Rain and shine! It's happening! Getting ready for our Blue Tsunami Blueberry Crisp Fundraiser 2:00 - 6:00 PM at the Belfast Community Co-op 50th Anniversary Party on Steamboat Landing in Belfast. Please stop by. Say hello to our volunteers. Meet candidates who will be serving at various times. And make a donation to Get Out The Vote!

08/20/2026

🫐 Two candidates. One dessert table. Zero campaign speeches (we promise).
This Saturday, Matt Dunlap — candidate for U.S. Congress and Maine's Secretary of State for 14 years — is trading ballot security for blueberry crisp, serving from 3:00–5:00 PM. Madison Cook, running for HD39 (Belfast, Belmont, Northport), will be right there with him.
Come for the crisp, stay for the rare chance to talk voting with someone who's literally run Maine's elections.
Blue Tsunami Blueberry Crisp Sale
📍 Belfast Community Co-op 50th Anniversary Party, Steamboat Landing
🗓️ Saturday, August 22 · 2:00–6:00 PM

08/09/2026

Come say hello to Waldo County Democrats at the Belfast Community Co-op's 50th Anniversary Party! We'll be serving up homemade blueberry crisp — $5 a bowl — while you enjoy an afternoon of music, storytelling, and local vendors at Steamboat Landing in Belfast. Stop by our table, meet your neighbors, and help us raise a little dough (or crisp!) to encourage absentee and early voting. RSVP here https://www.mobilize.us/mainedemslocal/event/1004101/ — it helps our bakers plan just how much crisp to make. Email [email protected] if you'd like to bake a crisp or help staff our table. Looking forward to seeing everyone!

08/07/2026

Join the Waldo County Democratic Committee at the Common Ground Fair on Saturday September 26. We'll be tabling in the Democracy & Agriculture Tent, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM, Saturday only. We need volunteers to help hand out campaign literature and talk with fairgoers about our candidates and the work we're doing. No experience necessary — just a friendly, welcoming attitude. Email us at [email protected] to sign up for the shift that fits your schedule; even one shift makes a real difference. Come for your shift and stay to enjoy the rest of the fair! Tickets are on sale now for the Fair. You can purchase your tickets online at a discounted price (with savings of up to $5 per ticket). Advance ticket rates are good through Wednesday, September 23. Not only will buying your tickets in advance save you money, but it will also save you time in the ticket line. It’s a win/win!

08/07/2026

Thanks to Morgan Lowe and Charlie Dufour for hosting a great summer evening in support of the Maine Senate Democratic Campaign Committee with special guests Senate President Matthea Daughtry, Senator Chip Curry, Senate Majority Leader Teresa Pierce, and Senate Assistant Majority Leader Jill Duson.

08/04/2026

Wow! Say it, Brother!

08/04/2026

Today's the day! You can request your ballot online or fill out an absentee ballot request application and send it to your municipal clerk.
You can find the application on the Secretary of State’s website. https://absenteeballotrequest.sos.maine.gov/
You can also call your town clerk directly to make a request over the telephone.
Ballots will be provided to town clerks on October 5, and they will begin mailing them out soon thereafter to those who requested to vote absentee.
Your vote is your voice—don't let anyone silence it.
Vote early! It's easy. It's safe.
Early in person: Monday, Oct 5 through Thursday, Oct 26, at your town office.
Vote by mail: Mail is slow — send it back at least 2 weeks before Election Day.
Skip the mail: Use your town's dropbox. Anyone can deposit it there.
Track your ballot: Check its status online. Not received by Election Day? Vote in person instead.
Election Day: Vote in person — polls close by 8:00 PM on Nov 3
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