Approximately 55 Lincoln residents, including town board members, and officials from Waltham, Bedford and Lexington came together to meet with Senator Mike Barrett. Here’s our summary of what was covered:

In her April 4, 2023, Letters from an American, Heather Cox Richardson identified the "huge story" of the day coming from Wisconsin where voters elected Janet Protasiewicz to the Wisconsin Supreme Court by a ten-point margin. Her election switches the political orientation of the court for the first time in 15 years.

On the evening of Monday, April 3, thirty-four Lincoln residents came to the Tarbell Room of the Library to meet Precinct 2’s State Representative, Alice Peisch. Rep. Peisch continues to represent Wellesley, Weston and has since redistricting, added Precinct 2 Lincoln to the 14th Norfolk district. Rep. Reisch articulated her primary areas of focus and fielded questions from the attendees.

The Lincoln Democratic Town Committee (LDTC) welcomes Travis Roland as new co-chair of our committee. He will join Joan Kimball who will continue as co-Chair. The LDTC is a town committee and a grassroots organization composed of Lincoln Democrats that support Democratic values of inclusion, fairness, opportunity and justice for all.

On Saturday, January 21, Forty two Lincoln residents attended the Lincoln Democratic Town Committee to meet with Representative Carmine Gentile. Find out what was covered here.

Question 1: Fair Share  YES
Question 2: Dental Insurance  YES
Question 4: Drivers Licenses  YES
Governor:  Maura Healey; Lt. Governor: Kim Driscoll; Secretary of State: William Galvin; Attorney General: Andrea Campbell; Auditor:  Diana DiZoglio; House of Representatives:  Katherine Clark

The League of Women Voters is a grassroots non-partisan volunteer organization. You can download and print their trifold brochure, Voting in Massachusetts.

Can you name 7 major pieces of legislation passed during the Biden Administration? Can you name 10 major recent accomplishments by Democratic leadership? If not, maybe you’ve been too busy grumbling and not paying attention. Celebrate and amplify this good news! Progress is happening now! Check it out!

“What can I do to make a difference?”
It’s a question a lot of us are asking ourselves these days. Concord Indivisible is a well organized resource that provides some solid answers!

Conversations that we have with the people who know us and trust us yield understanding and action. While we're sometimes frustrated by the messages of the Democratic party, we're not frustrated with what Democrats stand for and we're ready to talk about it.

If you’ve been thinking about doing a Force Multiplier Zoom House Party, now would be a great time to go for it.

Let's hold the House and build the America that we need!

435 members comprise the entire House of Representatives, but each district has its own concerns and stories to tell. We asked some of our House candidates what they're emphasizing in their midterm messaging

It’s now or never, folks!

Force Multiplier (FM) offers a well-researched fundraising website focused on getting the biggest bang for the buck. If you don’t have time to take action, but want to have a positive impact, this is the place to help you make good decisions on sending funds to campaigns and voting rights organizations.

In a 5-to-4 vote on September 1, the Supreme Court allowed Texas to put into place the most restrictive abortion law in the nation.  It bans abortions, with no exception for rape or incest, as early as the sixth week in a pregnancy based on the presence of a fetal heartbeat.  Furthermore, the law empowers citizens to sue those who perform an abortion or anyone who aids and abets the procedure.  If successful, the individual pursuing the lawsuit can receive $10,000.  Are not such vigilante tactics encouraging citizens to enforce the law a form of bounty hunting?

Every four years, the Massachusetts Democratic Party convenes its delegates to adopt a new Party Platform. This Platform articulates values, beliefs, and aspirations for a stronger, more inclusive, more equitable, and more progressive Massachusetts and America. It is our common cause.

Nowhere are racial disparities more starkly on display than in our nation's prison system. Massachusetts is no exception to this terrible reality. Efforts to make our system more just are evident in the upcoming bills in the Massachusetts legislature……

The Lincoln Grandmothers for a Brighter Future have been part of the national Grandmothers for a Brighter Future since its founding in Lexington in 2008.  Lincoln participants—women and men of all ages—send postcards to voters in swing states supporting Democratic Senatorial Candidates.  Everyone is welcome. For more….

The Lincoln Town Democrat Committee recognizes the valiant service of Officer Brian Sicknick whose life came to a violent end during the Capitol insurrection on January 6th.