Tazewell County Democrats of Illinois

08/19/2026

Anyone who is disgusted with the current administration has to vote! Be the change we need!

08/17/2026

08/16/2026

Every Monday!

08/15/2026

What can people actually do between now and Election Day to help elect Democrats?

This new 10-step guide focuses on immediate, hands-on work: doorbelling, phone banking, personal outreach, voter registration, writing voters, tabling, campaign support, election protection, turnout, and more.

It’s designed for people who want to act now, whether in their own community or in competitive races across the country.

A practical 10-step guide to actions you can take between now and Election Day—at home or in competitive races across the country.

08/15/2026

Tonight!
50/50 Raffles
Drink specials
Basket raffles
And an opportunity to pie our director in the face!

Tell your friends to come out. It's going to be an amazing time!

No cost for entry, just come and celebrate pride with us.

*This is an event where alcohol will be served. Kitchen will not be open for regular food orders; however, snacks will be provided.

08/15/2026

Thank you Cindy Bussell, headquarters manager, for updating our display window! Stop by and check it out and pick up signs to support our candidates. We’re open on Wednesdays from 10 am - 1 pm.

07/30/2026

Less than 100 days until Dems take back the House and start delivering a safer, more affordable and more just America.
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07/08/2026

Paul Nolley For Congress!

There’s an idea that’s core to this campaign: the regular people who make our country and economy run should have a real voice and real political power. So I’m very honored to have earned the endorsement of United Steelworkers District 7, bringing thousands more hard-working people across our district and the Midwest behind our campaign.

I look forward to working with the men and women of USW to build a real industrial policy that expands manufacturing in critical industries, creates good union jobs and apprenticeships, and brings opportunity back to the communities that have seen their industries shipped overseas by politicians and corporate executives who benefited while working people paid the price.