Louisville Democratic Party

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The Louisville/Jefferson County Democratic Party is an open, inclusive organization that Democrats are proud to support, that positively impacts our community and that wins elections.

Tonight, members of our Executive Committee joined Democratic candidates, Labor and business leaders in support of the r...
08/18/2026

Tonight, members of our Executive Committee joined Democratic candidates, Labor and business leaders in support of the reelection of Louisville’s incumbent Democratic Mayor, Craig Greenberg.

Since becoming Mayor, Louisville has seen a ten-year-low crime rate, more affordable housing opportunities, and major infrastructure projects such as the rebuild of the Belvedere. All to make Louisville a place where people want to live and visit.

This weekend many Louisville Democrats on our board, committees , our candidates, and our elected officials met up in Le...
08/17/2026

This weekend many Louisville Democrats on our board, committees , our candidates, and our elected officials met up in Lexington for the Kentucky Democratic Party 's Forward Together Dinner Featuring Michigan's Governor Gretchen Whitmer along with our own Governor Andy Beshear . We had a great time, and we are fired up to get Democrats elected this fall. Thanks so much Big Gretch! You are welcoming in Kentucky anytime!

This honoree is special, and it is bittersweet. Lynn Deveaux would always show up, ready to do what needed to be done. P...
08/17/2026

This honoree is special, and it is bittersweet.
Lynn Deveaux would always show up, ready to do what needed to be done. Postcarding, canvassing, community outreach, voter registration, sign delivery, and Rides to the Polls – if you ever volunteered at the party, you probably met Lynn.

We unfortunately lost Lynn earlier this year. The Louisville Democratic Party is establishing the Lynn Deveaux “I Can Be There” Award, a recognition of the volunteers who step up to make everything else possible — named for Lynn who answered every request with the same four words, "I can be there."

TODAY! 1-4 pm at our HQ at 831 S 6th Street. Bring non perishable goods for hungry Louisville families. Hunger is skyr...
08/16/2026

TODAY! 1-4 pm at our HQ at 831 S 6th Street. Bring non perishable goods for hungry Louisville families.
Hunger is skyrocketing here in Kentucky with over 10,000 people in Jefferson County kicked off of SNAP. Join us along with other other Democratic County parties this week for a food drive.

In addition to the standard items given at food drives— some unique ideas from food banks that are needed, but not given as often:

Spices and seasoning mixes
hot sauce
oil
corn bread mix
Baking mix, like bisquick
cake mix and frosting
shelf stable milk
Nuts
Snacks for kids — granola bars, fruit cups, applesauce pouches
Coffee, tea or hot chocolate mix

Brooke Pardue was the first employee of what is now Parks Alliance of Louisville, hired as its founding President & CEO ...
08/15/2026

Brooke Pardue was the first employee of what is now Parks Alliance of Louisville, hired as its founding President & CEO in 2017 after five years on its board. She built it into a multimillion-dollar organization driving equitable investment across Louisville’s parks, and in March 2026 moved into a new role as Vice President for Strategic Initiatives. Brook previously served as Congressman Yarmuth's Constituent Services Manager during his tenure in the U.S. House of Representatives

Carolyn Tandy served as District Director for Congressman John Yarmuth for more than a decade, was Kentucky Director for...
08/15/2026

Carolyn Tandy served as District Director for Congressman John Yarmuth for more than a decade, was Kentucky Director for Obama for America in 2008, and directed African American outreach for the Democratic National Committee. She has spent her career opening doors in Louisville and beyond.

Meet one of our honorees for Women Deliver Democracy! Elizabeth Peña serves as Deputy Community Engagement Director for ...
08/14/2026

Meet one of our honorees for Women Deliver Democracy!
Elizabeth Peña serves as Deputy Community Engagement Director for Congressman Morgan McGarvey, where she coordinates outreach and resources for the Louisville immigrant community. Formerly, she was Congressman Yarmuth's immigration aide where she handled complex constituent cases involving visas, asylum, and immigration status inquiries.

Meet one of our Honorees for Women Deliver Democracy! Lisa Dunbar is a proud third-generation member of Teamsters Local...
08/14/2026

Meet one of our Honorees for Women Deliver Democracy!
Lisa Dunbar is a proud third-generation member of Teamsters Local 89, she carries forward a family legacy rooted in solidarity, hard work, and service. As an active leader within the Teamsters National Black Caucus (TNBC) Louisville Metro Chapter, Lisa has dedicated herself to uplifting others through scholarship initiatives, community outreach, and programs that empower future generations.

Meet one of our honorees for Women Deliver Democracy! Mary Allgeier was a longtime precinct captain in Camp Taylor's pre...
08/13/2026

Meet one of our honorees for Women Deliver Democracy!
Mary Allgeier was a longtime precinct captain in Camp Taylor's precinct H120. She formerly served as President of Jefferson County and Kentucky Women's Club. Coming from a political family — the Hulsmans, and marrying Cyril Allgeier, former Alderman and Council Person — Mary had many unofficial political and community roles. Along with being a mother to Cyril, David, Tim, Kenny, Kevin, and Anna — She was a second mother to many of her husband Cyril's summer college and Holy Family baseball players, as well as helping in several campaigns. You can often find Mary at the All Wool and a Yard Wide Democratic Club events — the club her family, the Allgeiers, continue to run.

Meet one of our honorees for Women Deliver Democracy! Kelsey Hayes Coots managed Protect Our Schools KY, the coalition t...
08/12/2026

Meet one of our honorees for Women Deliver Democracy!
Kelsey Hayes Coots managed Protect Our Schools KY, the coalition that defeated Amendment 2 in November 2024 — 65% to 35%, winning every one of Kentucky’s 120 counties. An Owensboro native and former eighth-grade JCPS teacher, she helped lead Jefferson County for KY 120 United during the teacher movement.

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