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If you have had a change of address since the last election – even moving within Rossmoor – you must re-register. This is very important since every voter in California votes by mail, your ballot is mailed to you.

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Learn about Project 2025

It’s very important to learn more about Project 2025.

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As AOC says, “Do what you can. That is enough.”

JUNE 14TH – NO KINGS DAY! 

Trump is allegedly planning a made-for-TV military parade to celebrate his birthday on June 14: a spectacle he thinks will make him look powerful, like all of the dictators he fauns over and whose king-like powers he wants so desperately for himself.

But in America, we don’t do kings. Here, power comes from the people. And we’re going to show him what that power looks like when we come together for No Kings protests all across the country on June 14.  Take the pledge to take action and get updates for June 14th: No Kings Day.

Every Tuesday Protest

Join us every Tuesday from 5-6pm at the corner of Mt. Diablo Blvd and Moraga Rd

Demonstrate our collective resolve to fight the dismantling of our government, the callous disregard for the most vulnerable members of our community, and the further enrichment of the ultra-rich. Give voice to your opposition!

Organized by Lamorinda Peace and Justice Group Bring a sign! Invite everyone!

Every Saturday Tesla Takedown

Bring your signs and cow bells every Saturday to the Fountain in Broadway Plaza (behind the Apple Store) 11.30am to 12.30pm

Every Friday Overpass action in Martinez

3.30-5.30pm Overpass at Arnold/Glacier Drive, Martinez

Stop the Coup/Project 2025, Support Federal Workers, Fire Musk, Stop Slashing Services.

Write Postcards

In 2025, we are working to elect Democrats in targeted special elections at the federal, state, and local level.  We are also writing to voters in Republican districts, informing them about issues they may not be aware of, like planned cuts to Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid.

 You can order postcards here

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Call Voters

Mobilize voters to take action against the dangerous SAVE Act and advocate for the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. The SAVE Act threatens to make it harder for millions of Americans—especially students, seniors, and veterans—to cast their ballots. Join Common Cause for an important remote phone bank to ensure voters across the country call their representatives and demand they protect the freedom to vote. Tuesdays

https://www.mobilize.us/commoncause/event/748382

Find More Issues to Call Congress and the Senate. What is Important to You? 

5 calls app 5calls.org

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Democrats of Rossmoor Action Alert Response Team (DRAAT)

It is important for some of our members to convey their opinions on critical issues or legislation to federal, state, and local political leaders. Staff are required to log these calls and report them to their elected officials. Contact information and a script are supplied, the calls take 1-2 minutes. Emails are sent with information for calls.

Contact Katha Hartley, [email protected]

Voter Registration Teams

For further information or to sign up, use the volunteer signup form.

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Financially Support Candidates & Organizations

Sometimes giving money is the action you want to take but the requests can be overwhelming. Democrats of Rossmoor recommend you focus on a few key elections and organizations and forget the rest.

Donate to the official fundraising site for the Government of Ukraine https://u24.gov.ua/. Let’s show Ukraine that Americans are with them. 

Candidates

Organizations

Give to organizations you know about or have worked with or whose values you support. Forget the rest!

Organizations Activating Voters and Getting out the Vote

501(c)(3) Organizations (contributions are tax-deductible)

Trinity Center

Walnut Creek. Trinity Center offers meals, clothing, case management, and more to our homeless and working poor neighbors. Women over 55 years old are Trinity Center’s fastest-growing population segment.

  • Learn more about the Trinity Center
  • Contribute online
  • To contribute by check: Make payable to “Trinity Center” and mail to Jane Emanuel, 624 Shadowhawk Way, Walnut Creek, CA 94595.

Monument Crisis Center

Concord. Monument offers nutritious food, quality resources and referrals to low-income individuals and families. The Center would be glad to have donations of funds (preferred) and non-perishable foodstuffs.

The Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano

One in nine county residents turns to the Food Bank. One in four are children. Food Bank distributes food directly to low-income people at community sites and supplies other nonprofits serving the ill, needy and infants.

Meals on Wheels Diablo Region

Meals on Wheels delivers subsidized meals to over 1,400 frail homebound elders in Contra Costa County. They served over 500,000 meals last year – and demand has increased since the pandemic.