Join the Iowa Democratic Party during the Iowa State Fair Parade! Held the night before the Iowa State Fair each year, we will be among high school marching bands, floats, cool cars, and special causes as we stroll through downtown Des Moines! Lineup will begin at 5:15pm, and the parade will begin at 6:15 p.m […]
Virtual Event The IDP Political department is hosting a statewide constituency virtual social - democratic constituents, community activists and advocates are all invited to be apart of the social hour conversations. We also love to support our local businesses and encourage folks who can to buy their beverage and food of choice from a a […]
Virtual Event Join Heart of Iowa Democrats (Benton, Iowa, Marshall, Poweshiek, and Tama counties) for our 1st Wednesday Speaker Series discussion with Dave Muhlbauer, Candidate for US Senate in 2022, […]
Join your Polk County Dems as we march in the Family Fun Fest Parade for Pleasant Hill! The parade starts at Doanes Park at 10:00 AM and will end at […]
Join your Polk County Dems and Heart of Des Moines Dems as we host a booth, register voters, and check the activity status of voters at the Multicultural Fall Festival!
Join your fellow Democrats from across Iowa as we celebrate the 2021 Steak Fry! We'll be welcoming a Congresswoman Lauren Underwood along with our 2022 U.S. Senate and gubernatorial candidates. […]
September monthly MoCo Dems meeting Special Guest Speaker - Charla Schmid - Montgomery County Supervisor She will be there to answer your questions and give us an update on happenings in Montgomery County We will meet at Chautauqua Park in Red Oak - outside and ability for folks to social distance.
Join our Rural Caucus forum with Erin Moyinhan, Communications Director Iowa Democratic Party, and Amber Gustafson, founder of OPE! PAC and a gun safety advocate. How do we define in clear and concise and appealing language what the Democrat’s message really is---what is the process that we should be using? Does the “Build Back Better” slogan appeal to rural Iowa? There is criticism of Democrats that they don’t know how to talk to rural Iowans—words like elitist or out-of-touch are used to describe Democrats. Are there messages that resonate better in rural Iowa than in the metros of the state? What is the best way to confront the stereotypes of Democrats that the Republicans put out there? Discuss this and more with us!