Delaware County Democrats

05/26/2026

Join us for the Delaware County Democratic Party's 51st Annual Golf Fundraiser on June 13th at Maplewood Golf Course.

05/25/2026

We mourn and honor United States military personnel who died while serving our country. May their sacrifices never be forgotten and our reverence never wane.

Today, at Beech Grove Cemetery, located at 1400 W. Kilgore Ave., Muncie, Indiana, the 2026 Memorial Day Ceremony will be held starting at 10:45 AM.

05/25/2026

The 2026 Beech Grove Cemetery’s Memorial Day Ceremony will be on May 25, 2026 at 11:00am

05/23/2026

05/19/2026

Great news! My race for the Indiana House was given a Target Race designation today by the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee - DLCC, the only organization responsible for the national strategy to elect Democrats to legislatures across all 50 states.

That means they believe in our campaign and know that winning in this district is critical to Democrats building power and picking up seats in the chamber.

As chaos unfolds in Washington, working families need the support of their state legislators more than ever. Public education, economic opportunity, workers’ rights, and access to the ballot are on the line. With your help and support, I’ll fight for our values in the Indiana House.

05/15/2026

Join us for an evening fundraiser of line dancing with Felecia Rice on June 4th at 214 N Walnut St. Whether you enjoy the Cupid Shuffle, Cha Cha Slide, and Boot Scootin' Boogie, or have two left feet and just want to have some fun, all skill levels are welcome.

Food will be available for purchase, and we will also be collecting donations for the residents of the YWCA. Recommended donation items include:

- Shampoo and conditioner
- Body wash and soap
- Laundry and dish soap
- Deodorant

We look forward to seeing you there!

05/14/2026

Wednesday I went canvassing with Michael Durall, who is running for Delaware County Council, District 4. We believe in earning your vote and showing up for you.

We know you're tired of feeling like you're just choosing against a less appealing candidate. Hoosiers like you don't want the better of two bad choices, you're craving candidates to vote FOR.

Michael and I are dedicated to showing up for you, listening to your concerns and doing what we can to help you feel not just heard, but understood.

A common concern we heard regarded the increase in property tax assessments. People are tired of feeling like they aren't seeing results for the taxes they pay.

There's no denying tough choices will need to be made in coming years, but Michael makes informed choices that are in Delaware County's best interests. He's for making responsible investments and sound choices with your tax dollars.

As Delaware County's next Clerk, I will do all that I can to make sure your voice is heard and get free and fair and secure elections to choose those you think would serve you best. Regardless of party, you have Rights and I want to protect them while also finding ways to improve service through better engagement and delivering smart solutions.

If elected officials aren't constantly trying to improve service, then they are doing a disservice to Delaware County.

Learn more by visiting our websites.

05/14/2026

Delaware County Republican commissioners are proposing a tax increase which, if passed, will go into effect in 2027 and increase in 2028 and remain unless reduced or dissolved (a rarity in the books of records on taxation). The proposed tax increase will establish a yet to be fully explained “Cumulative Capital Development Fund”.

In light of the Indiana State Republican supermajority legislature’s property tax reform act (SEA-1), which is draconian in its impact on public education and municipalities, like Delaware County and the City of Muncie, and others, more proposals to the public like this are in inevitable without repairs or repeal of SEA-1.

It’s a shell game created and imposed by Republican state lawmakers, which include Scott Alexander, Elizabeth Rowray and JD Prescott, among others, to shift responsibility of taxation in lieu of taking the time and effort to convene, plan and create a more fair and measured approach to how our tax dollars should and can be used to produce favorable results for Indiana communities and it’s people.

Be informed! Participate and be heard.