Vowing sustained local community action, over 200 people turned out for the Feb. 11th, mobilization meeting of the Central Florida Women’s Movement at the First Unitarian Universalist Church in Orlando, including more than a few Seminole County residents. One, Paula Reidy, said she had attended a meeting of the Seminole Democrats

All ten Seminole Democrats Standing Committees now have chairpersons, with two more announced at the Feb. 9th General Meeting, and one, “Union Outreach” filled at the end of the evening. The new and returning leaders are: Affirmative Action- Marian Williams; Communications- Maddy Wilson; Community Outreach-Chelsea Leger; Credentials-Sharon Lynn; Data Resources-Ernie Langdon; Event Coordinator-Guerdy Remy;

“This is amazing,” freshman 7th District Congresswoman Stephanie Murphy said to a capacity crowd at the Sem Dems Feb. 9 meeting, many of them squeezed into standing-room only spots in the back of the room, and others seated on the floor at the Lake Mary Civic Center.  A change in

      If you can fight of f the noise and distractions, you will see it. A grassroots movement is forming, taking shape and gathering strength in numbers each week, across small and large towns and cities across red and blue states all over the country. This Trump opposition movement, largely organized

Join us February 9th, at 7pm for our Monthly Meeting Become an ACTIVE Member of the Party We Will Meet at 7pm, THURSDAY, February 9th AT the LAKE MARY COMMUNITY CENTER 140 E Wilbur Ave, Lake Mary, FL 32746  Are You Self-Motivated, Enjoy Meeting Like Minded Neighbors, and Want to be a Part of the Change We