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Quincy Democratic City Committee 30th Annual Breakfast
Quincy's Democratic Coordinated Campaign Headquarters is Open!
Last night, the Quincy Democratic City Committee held it’s monthly meeting at the new Quincy Democratic Coordinated Campaign Headquarters located at 65 Parkingway right next to the Coffee Break Cafe in Quincy Center. Keep an eye out for upcoming canvas launches and phone banking sessions that will kick off from here!
Remembering Rosemary Wahlberg
The Quincy Democratic City Committee community was saddened to hear of the passing of our dear friend Rosemary Walhberg who passed earlier this week at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital surrounded by her loving family at the age of 87.
Rosemary was a resident of Quincy, Massachusetts for sixty years serving as the former executive director of the Quincy Community Action Program for twenty-five of those years. She and her husband Archie were well known for their generosity, their sense of community, and their commitment to organizations like QCAP, Quincy City Hospital, Manet Health, Quincy College, and the Quincy Dems.
Rosemary was a proud Democratic activist and, alongside her best friend and husband of sixty-six years Archie Walhberg, she was engaged in some of the most important local, state, and federal political campaigns throughout the years. They were presented with the Dennis F. Ryan Award by the Quincy City Democratic Committee for their steadfast commitment to the city of Quincy and to the Democratic Party. Rosemary will be dearly missed, but her presence in this community will be felt for generations to come. She is survived by her husband Archie and a large and loving family.
Please follow the below link for service and donation details.
http://www.thesweeneybrothers.com/currentservices.php?oid=20027170
Archie Wahlberg Scholarship Deadline Extended: April 2nd
Quincy Dems help celebrate the Year of the Dog
Great night for us in Quincy
The results of yesterday's municipal election are in, and we have some great successes to share. All three Councillor-At-Large seats were won by members of our Democratic City Committee: incumbents Noel DiBona and Nina Liang, and the newly elected Anne Mahoney. The winners of the Ward races are as follows:
Meet the Candidates Night to be replayed tonight on QATV
Notice on Public Hearing for House Bill 1926 (We the People Act)
The Quincy Democratic City Committee has endorsed the We the People Act, a call for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to clarify that Constitutional rights are exclusively for people, not corporations, that money is not speech, and consequently, that our government can place appropriate restrictions on financial contributions in political campaigns.
The following notice was sent by We the People Massachusetts regarding a public hearing Massachusetts House Bill 1926, which calls for a United States constitutional amendment and amendments convention:
Press Release: Quincy Democratic and Republican City Committees to Host Quincy Candidates Night
Your input is welcome for our upcoming Meet the Candidates Night
We are collecting suggestions for questions and input for our upcoming Meet the Candidates Night. So far we've gotten some great responses from our Facebook post, and we wanted to extend the deadline for a few days. If you have any questions you'd like to have answered from any of the candidates for any city councilor position, or for any of the school board candidates please submit them here by noon on October 5, 2017: https://goo.gl/forms/u2kGFlCepgW8M0D73
Please note that due to time restraints we are unable to issue any guarantees that suggested questions will be asked of the candidates. These submissions are being received and tallied by a subcommittee and will not be sharedwith any of the candidates prior to the Meet the Candidates Night.
Special QDCC Election Results
On September 14, 2017, the Quincy Democratic City Committee held a special election for some vacancies. The election results are as follows:
Male Vice Chair: Theodore Riordan
Treasurer: Joseph Moya
Corresponding Secretary: Alicia Rinaldi
Recording Secretary: Wini Peterson
Affirmative Action Officer: Sheika Babin
Congratulations to the winners and thank you to all who ran!
Missed a Meet the Candidates night? Watch it on YouTube!
There have been several Meet the Candidates nights this election season.
Many are available on YouTube. Watch them here.
QDCC 2017 Summer BBQ
On August 24, 2017, the Quincy Democratic City Committee held its annual summer BBQ at the American Legion Robert L. Nickerson Post, 20 Moon Island Road, Quincy MA.
The weather was perfect: sunny and just the right temperature.
The steak tips were excellent, and what a great idea to have chocolate covered macaroons as the dessert!
The company was even better. Suzanne Bump, the State Auditor, joined us. Also present were many of the local Democrats running in the upcoming city election.
Click on the picture below to see a slideshow of our gathering.
Spring 2017 Democratic Caucus!
On March 2, 2017 the Democratic residents of Quincy Massachusetts, home of President John and John Quincy Adams, mustered at the Fore River Club House to elect delegates to the 2017 Massachusetts Democratic Convention. The convention will be held June 3, 2017 at the DCU Center in Worcester. The purpose of the convention is to discuss and decide the party’s 2017 Platform.
“Our caucuses are a great opportunity to strengthen our Party’s organization and to welcome new participants who are interested in getting involved in our Party,”
-Massachusetts Democratic Party Chair, Gus Bickford.
