Solano County Democratic Party

05/29/2026

The law bans law enforcement from interfering in elections. It takes effect just in time for the June 2 primary

05/29/2026

THE TRUMP-REPUBLICAN ECONOMIC SLUMP CONTINUES:
*. Americans are losing confidence in the economy under Donald Trump and Republican control of Washington. New Gallup polling shows economic confidence has dropped to a nearly four-year low.
*. Just 16% of Americans rate the economy as “excellent” or “good,” while nearly half say the economy is “poor.”
*. Republicans control the White House, House of Representatives, and Senate - and are fully responsible for the nation’s economic slump.
*. Three out of four Americans say economic conditions are getting worse, not better.
*. Consumer sentiment has now fallen to its lowest point since the University of Michigan began tracking it in 1952.
*. Trump promised to lower costs, but families are facing higher prices everywhere they turn, from groceries to gas pumps.
*. Inflation and rising costs are wiping out household budgets, and Americans are increasingly naming gas prices and the cost of living as top concerns.
*. Trump’s own approval rating has dropped to just 36%, his lowest since returning to office.
*. Californians understand that working families need relief, stability, and leadership focused on affordability — not political chaos and economic uncertainty.
*. California Democrats remain focused on protecting jobs, lowering costs, defending health care access, and building an economy that works for everyone, not just billionaires and corporate insiders.
*. As voters head toward the midterms, the contrast is becoming clearer every day: Democrats are fighting to lower costs and protect working families, while Republicans continue to defend policies that are driving economic anxiety and instability.

05/27/2026

Please use a drop box to mail your ballots or drop it off at the polling place. If you want to use the post office ask for a postmark receipt from the postal worker to be sure your ballot will be counted.

05/27/2026

Watch our monthly meeting live stream tonight at 7 PM: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWnbdik7DT4
Interested in joining us? Please register to attend: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQzaANSEfX28C9dnAY3m7rU6ZTbiC6pNiMDPan4gn5ctBCcQ/viewform

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05/27/2026

CAST YOUR BALLOT TODAY IN THE JUNE 2 PRIMARY:
*. If you’ve received your ballot in the mail, please make your voice heard and cast your ballot TODAY!
*. On or before June 2, ballots can be dropped in official drop boxes, turned in at vote centers, or returned by mail (with a postmark on or before Election Day).
*. If you’re not already registered to vote, eligible voters can conditionally register at a county elections office, polling place or vote center. The ballot will be counted once the county verifies the registration. More information here.
*. Early in-person voting is already happening in many counties.
*. California uses a top-two primary system, meaning the two highest vote-getters advance to the General Election, regardless of party.
*. That makes turnout decisive: your participation will determine who makes the November ballot, including in the California Governor’s race and competitive Congressional races.
*. If California voters have questions or encounter issues related to elections and voting, our CADEM Voter Protection Hotline operators will take calls at 1-877-321-8683(VOTE) until the polls close on June 2, Election Day!
*. For more voting information, please visit cadem.org/vote.

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05/19/2026

CALIFORNIA FAMILIES PAY THE BIGGEST PRICE DURING THE TRUMP-SLUMP:
*. Americans are facing the highest inflation rate in three years, with prices rising faster than wages and deepening the affordability crisis for working families and small businesses alike.
*. Even California schools are paying higher prices because of Trump’s war of choice in Iran.
*. Instead of acknowledging the financial strain Americans are under, Donald Trump admitted, “I don’t think about Americans’ financial situation,” underscoring how out of touch he is with the everyday struggles facing working families.
*. The average American family is spending thousands more this year because of tariffs, spiking gas prices, higher grocery costs, and health insurance premium increases.
*. Higher gas prices are hitting lower-income Americans the hardest, forcing many families to drive less while spending a larger share of their budgets just getting to work and school.
*. Americans are burning through savings and increasingly relying on loans and credit cards to afford basic necessities, with consumer borrowing reaching its highest level since 2022.
*. Consumer confidence has collapsed to the lowest level recorded since tracking began in 1952, reflecting growing anxiety about rising costs and economic instability.
*. Republicans also refused to extend Affordable Care Act premium tax credits, leading millions of Americans to face higher health insurance costs and causing one in five Americans to drop their coverage altogether.
*. California Democrats believe we deserve leaders who understand that affordability is not an abstract political issue — it’s about whether families can afford gas, groceries, rent, health care, and the basics needed to get by.

05/19/2026

As CHP, Caltrans and schools adjust spending because of rising fuel costs, the state braces for broader effects of higher energy prices.

05/19/2026

CALIFORNIA’S FUTURE IS ON THE LINE - CAST YOUR BALLOT TODAY:
*. Tens of millions of Californians have already received a ballot in the mail as required under California law.
*. Today is the last day to register to vote online ahead of the June 2 Primary Election. After today, you can still register and vote in-person.
*. In California, elections are no longer one day — they are a full month of voting, starting the moment ballots hit mailboxes.
*. Ballots can be dropped in official drop boxes, turned in at vote centers, or returned by mail (no stamp needed).
*. Early in-person voting is already happening in many counties.
*. California uses a top-two primary system, meaning the two highest vote-getters advance to the General Election, regardless of party.
*. That makes turnout decisive: your participation will determine who makes the November ballot, including in the California Governor’s race.
*. If California voters have questions or encounter issues related to elections and voting, our CADEM Voter Protection Hotline Operators will take calls at 1-877-321-8683(VOTE) until the polls close on June 2, Election Day!
*. For more voting information, please visit cadem.org/vote.

For Voting Questions? Need to Report an Issue Call 1-877-321-VOTEM-F (9am-6pm) | Open 7am – 8pm November 5th

05/12/2026

CALIFORNIA’S FUTURE IS ON THE LINE - VOTE IN THE JUNE 2 PRIMARY:
* Tens of millions of Californians have already received a ballot in the mail as required under California law.
* In California, elections are no longer one day — they are a full month of voting, starting the moment ballots hit mailboxes.
* Ballots can be dropped in official drop boxes, turned in at vote centers, or returned by mail (no stamp needed).
* Early in-person voting began on May 4 in many counties.
* California uses a top-two primary system, meaning the two highest vote-getters advance to the General Election, regardless of party.
* That makes turnout decisive: your participation will determine who makes the November ballot, including in the California Governor’s race.
* If California voters have questions or encounter issues related to elections and voting, our CADEM Voter Protection Hotline Operators will take calls at 1-877-321-8683(VOTE) until the polls close on June 2, Election Day!
* For more voting information, please visit cadem.org/vote.
KEY DEADLINES VOTERS NEED TO KNOW:

May 4: Ballots mailed to all registered voters

May 5: Ballot drop-boxes open

May 18: Last day to register to vote online

May 19 – June 2: Same-day voter registration is available. You can still register and vote in-person.

May 23: Vote centers open

May 26: Recommended vote-by-mail return date to ensure your ballot is postmarked by Election Day.

June 2: ELECTION DAY! Ballots must be postmarked by this date or dropped off by polls closing.

05/05/2026

Important information...

🗳️The Voter Protection Hotline is open! Have questions about voting or need to report an issue? Call 1-877-321-VOTE (8683).