Douglas County (NE) Democratic Party

A blue promotional flyer for a political “Meet & Greet,” featuring a photo of an adult man with light skin, short brown hair, and a light blue button-up shirt with sleeves rolled up, standing with arms crossed. Text on the flyer: JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY Patrick Leahy State Legislature District 6 Candidate WHEN Tuesday, March 3rd 6:00 - 7:30 pm WHERE Casual Pint 8718 Countryside Plaza

A campaign-style event flyer on a dark blue background with a portrait photo of a smiling white woman with short, wavy blonde hair, wearing a teal blazer over a white top. Text on the flyer: JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY Amy Jacobsen Douglas County Attorney Candidate WHEN Tuesday, March 3rd 6:00 - 7:30 pm WHERE Casual Pint 8718 Countryside Plaza

A blue political flyer advertising a “Meet & Greet,” featuring a head-and-shoulders portrait of a middle-aged man with a bald head, short gray hair at the sides, a gray mustache, and light-to-medium skin tone, wearing a dark suit jacket, white shirt, and patterned tie. Text on the flyer: JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY Mark Martinez Douglas County Sheriff Candidate WHEN Tuesday, March 3rd 6:00 - 7:30 pm WHERE Casual Pint 8718 Countryside Plaza

Tomorrow from 6-7:30 pm we hope you’ll stop on by to meet Patrick Leahy for Nebraska Legislature, Amy Jacobsen for County Attorney & Mark Martinez for Sheriff.

Let us know you are coming at www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even....

A dark-blue event flyer with large yellow text reading “DO GOOD DRINK GOOD” and an illustration of an orange-toned arm holding a pink cocktail in a martini glass, with yellow starburst shapes and pink bubbles. Text on the flyer: Dems Do Good DO GOOD DRINK GOOD THE VERDICT BAR & GRILL 1901 HARNEY STREET FRIDAY, MARCH 6 @ 7:00 OUR PANTRY VOLUNTEERS ARE ROLLING UP THEIR SLEEVES — AND AFTER THE WORK IS DONE, WE’RE GATHERING AT THE VERDICT. COME RAISE A GLASS TO COMMUNITY SERVICE, CONNECT WITH FELLOW DEMOCRATS AND LIKE-MINDED FRIENDS, AND CELEBRATE THE POWER OF SHOWING UP. Small logo/text at top left: DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Afterwards, we're gathering at the Verdict to raise a glass to community service, connect with fellow Democrats and like-minded friends, and celebrate the power of showing up!

📅 Friday, March 6th at 7 pm
🔗 www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even...

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A blue gradient graphic with glowing white text and two stylized “D” logos that have a blue dot inside them. The main text reads: “Dems Do Good.” The word “Good” is in a cursive/script style, and “Dems” and “Do” are in a serif font. One “D” logo sits to the left of “ems,” forming “Dems,” and another “D” logo appears above the word “Do.” In the bottom-right corner, small text reads: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY,” next to a small version of the same “D” logo.

Give Back With Us at the Kountze Food Pantry!

📅 Friday, March 6th at 4:30 pm
🔗 www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even...

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A blue political event flyer advertising a “MEET & GREET,” with three candidate headshots and the Douglas County Democratic Party logo. Top text: “JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET” Logo at top right: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” Left photo and text: “Patrick Leahy” “Candidate for Nebraska Legislature, District 6” Center photo and text: “Amy Jacobsen” “Candidate for Douglas County Attorney” Right photo and text: “Mark Martinez” “Candidate for Douglas County Sheriff” Bottom section: “WHEN” “Tuesday, March 3rd” “6:00pm-7:30pm” “WHERE” “Casual Pint” “8718 Countryside Plaza”

Join us at Casual Pint for a Meet & Greet with three outstanding local candidates: Mark Martinez, candidate for Douglas County Sheriff; Amy Jacobsen, candidate for Douglas County Attorney; Patrick Leahy, candidate for State Legislative District 6.

RSVP at www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even.... 💙

See you tomorrow!

A blue political event flyer with three portrait photos of women and white text. Top left: a close-up headshot of a white woman. Top right text reads: “Sara Kohen” and underneath, “Omaha Public Power District 1 Candidate.” Bottom left: a portrait of a white woman. Text beside her reads: “Kristen DuPree” and underneath, “Metro Community College Board of Governors At Large Candidate.” Bottom right: a portrait of a white woman. Large text above her reads: “JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET.” Text to the right reads: “Jessica Goldoni” and underneath, “State Legislature District 18 candidate.” A logo in the upper right corner says “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” with a stylized “D.” Bottom bar details: “WHEN” “Thursday, Feb. 26” “6:00 - 7:30 pm” “WHERE” “Legend’s Patio Grill and Bar” “6910 N 102nd Circle”

Join us, Sara Kohen, Kristen DuPree & Jess Goldoni on Thursday. You can RSVP at www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even... (link in bio).

A blue event flyer with large white and light-blue text on a dark navy background, with small diamond shapes as decoration. MONTHLY CENTRAL COMMITTEE Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026 7:00 PM IBEW Community Room 8938 L St. Omaha, NE 68127 All Registered Democrats Welcome to Attend! DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Our February Central Committee meets on Wednesday where we discuss & take action on Party business. All registered Democrats welcome. RSVP at www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even...

Join us for a Meet & Greet with three incredible candidates! 💙
✨ Jess Goldoni
✨ Kristen DuPree
✨ Sara Kohen
Sign up at www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even....

Due to weather, this opportunity to do more good in our community has been canceled.

Event flyer with portraits of four political candidates on a blue background, overlaid by a large “POSTPONED” notice. At the top, large white and light-blue text says: “JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET”. In the upper right corner is the logo of the Douglas County Democratic Party, consisting of a stylized white “D” with a blue circle inside, and the words “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” in white. Centered across the middle is a wide red banner with white text that reads: “POSTPONED” and smaller red text on white below it: “DUE TO WEATHER”. Behind the banner are four circular headshot photos of candidates, two on the top row and two on the bottom row. Top left: a white woman with shoulder-length brown hair, glasses, and a white blazer over a light top, smiling in front of a light gray background. Part of her name is covered, but visible white text beneath her photo begins with “Rob… LD…”. Top right: a white woman with short dark hair, wearing a yellow and green patterned top, smiling in front of a gray background. Only the end of her name “ey” and the word “candidate” are visible in white text under her photo. Bottom left: a man with medium-brown skin, short dark hair, goatee, and glasses, wearing a dark jacket and white shirt, smiling in front of a gray background. White text below his picture reads: “Justin Wayne County Clerk of the District Court candidate”. Bottom right: a white woman with long wavy light-brown hair, wearing a dark blazer over a light top, smiling outdoors with green grass behind her. White text below reads: “Lisa Schoenberger Millard School Board candidate”. Along the bottom, on a lighter blue strip, there are two text blocks. On the left, under the heading “WHEN” in white, it says: “Thursday, February 19 6–7:30 pm”. On the right, under the heading “WHERE” in white, it says: “Local Beer Patio Kitchen 4909 S. 135th St.”.

Due to forecasted weather, tonight’s Meet & Greet has been postponed. Stay tuned for a future date, stay safe & stay warm.

Shoutout to Senator Terrell McKinney for also being a cosponsor of the bill!

Political campaign-style graphic. Large bold text at the top reads: “DEMS FIGHT FOR YOU” in all capital letters, with “FOR YOU” in a slightly darker blue than “DEMS FIGHT.” Below the text is a tall, light gray stone building with a domed top, narrow vertical windows, and decorative blue panels near the dome. A dark statue of a person holding something extended outward stands on the very top of the dome. At the bottom of the image, on a light blue band, there is a blue stylized “D” logo followed by the text: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY.”

State Senator Ashlei Spivey & Senator Machaela Cavanaugh are fighting to keep your electricity cheap by making sure data centers pay their fair share and don't stick you with the bill for expensive infrastructure upgrades.

Read more at www.ketv.com/article/nebr....

See ya tomorrow!

Dark blue gradient poster with glowing white text and stylized blue-and-white logos. Large text in the center reads: “Dems” on the first line “Do” on the second line “Good” on the third line in an elegant cursive script. The capital letter “D” in “Dems” and “Do” is replaced by a thick, white, sideways “D”-shaped logo with a pointed right end and a bright blue dot in the middle, suggesting an abstract eye or arrow. In the bottom right corner is a smaller version of the same “D” logo, followed by the words “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” in small white capital letters.

Join us Friday morning where your time helps create an environment where kids can relax, smile, and simply be kids. More details & RSVP at www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even....

Ooof we made an error on our graphic but tomorrow is the date. Hope to see you there!

A rectangular digital flyer with a blue background promoting a political meet-and-greet event. At the top in large text: “JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET” In the top-right corner is a white and blue logo with text: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” On the left side is a portrait photo of a woman with light skin, short dark brown hair, and blue eyes. She is smiling, wearing small hoop earrings and a yellow patterned blouse with a tie at the neckline. The photo is framed in a rounded rectangle with one angled corner. To the right of the photo, white text reads: “Stacy Jolley Millard School Board candidate” A white curved arrow points from this text toward the portrait. At the bottom, on a lighter blue strip, there are two sections: On the left, labeled “WHEN” in white capital letters: “Thursday, February 19 6-7:30 pm” On the right, labeled “WHERE” in white capital letters: “Local Beer Patio Kitchen 4909 S. 135th St.”

Political event flyer with a portrait of a woman in a white suit. She has light skin, long wavy brown hair, and is wearing glasses and a necklace, smiling at the camera against a plain light gray background framed within a rounded blue shape. Large text at the top: “JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET” In the upper right corner is a white and blue logo with text: “Douglas County Democratic Party” To the right of the portrait, white text reads: “Robin Richards LD 12 candidate” A curved white arrow graphic points toward this text. Along the bottom is a bright blue band with white text. On the left side of the band: “WHEN Thursday, February 19 6-7:30 pm” On the right side of the band: “WHERE Local Beer Patio Kitchen 4909 S. 135th St.”

Campaign-style event flyer with a blue background featuring a photo of a woman and white text. The woman has light skin and long, light brown hair, and is smiling. She is wearing hoop earrings, layered necklaces, a white top, and a dark blazer. The photo is on the left side of the flyer in a rounded rectangle frame. To the right of the photo, in large white text, it says: “Lisa Schoenberger Millard School Board candidate” A white curved arrow points from this text toward the photo. At the top, in large text, it says: “JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET” In the upper right corner is a white and blue logo and the words: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” Along the bottom, in a bright blue strip, text is divided into two sections: On the left: “WHEN Thursday, February 19 6-7:30 pm” On the right: “WHERE Local Beer Patio Kitchen 4909 S. 135th St.”

Campaign-style event flyer with a professional headshot and white and light-blue text on a dark blue background. A rectangular headshot photo in the left-center shows a man with medium-brown skin, short curly black hair, a trimmed goatee, and rectangular glasses. He is smiling and wearing a white dress shirt, bright red tie, and a black V‑neck sweater. To the right of the photo, white text reads: “Justin Wayne County Clerk of the District Court candidate” A white curved arrow points from this text toward the photo. At the top, large text reads: “JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET” In the upper-right corner, there is a white and light-blue logo with text stacked beside it that reads: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” Along the bottom, on a bright light-blue band, there are two sections. Left section heading: “WHEN” Text below: “Thursday, February 19 6-7:30 pm” Right section heading: “WHERE” Text below: “Local Beer Patio Kitchen 4909 S. 135th St.”

We are excited to provide you the opportunity to connect with Stacy Jolley, Robin Richards, Lisa Schoenberger & Justin Wayne on Thursday, February 19th.

🔗 www.mobilize.us/mobilize/eve...
📍 Local Beer, Patio & Kitchen, 4909 S 135th St
⏰ 6 – 7:30pm

A video that brings in information like a puzzle. Brown background with yellow font. At top: NDP BLACK CAUCUS & DCP PRESENTS BLACK HISTORY MONTH (in green) MEET OUR ELECTED OFFICIALS Pictures of 5 elected officials in circles with names on top. From left to right & top to bottom: Chris Rodgers, LaVonya Goodwin, Kimara Snipes, Brianna Full, Cornelius Williams. Bottom left text: NORTH OMAHA VISITORS CENTER 2211 N 24TH ST. OMAHA, NE 68110 FEBRUARY 17 | 6:00PM - 8:00PM Bottom right: image of Nebraska Democratic Party Black Caucus logo & Douglas County Democratic Party logo.

Join us & the NDP Black Caucus for Part 1 of the Black History Month Power Series, Meet Our Elected Officials: Chris Rodgers, LaVonya Goodwin, Kimara Snipes, Brianna Full & Cornelius F Williams.

📅 Tues, Feb. 17th, 6 pm
📍 North Omaha Visitors Center (2211 N 24th St)
🔗 www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even...

Valentine’s Day themed graphic on a pale pink background. In the center, there is a large heart-shaped donut with pink icing and yellow sprinkles, with a smaller heart cutout in the middle. Above the donut, the word “we” appears in rounded lowercase blue letters with a purple drop shadow. Below the donut, the word “democracy” is written in the same blue, rounded lowercase font with a purple drop shadow. At the top of the image, dark pink text reads “HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!”. In the bottom right corner, pink text reads “FROM:” followed by the blue logo and name “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY.” The top right and bottom left corners have pink frosting-like shapes decorated with multicolored sprinkles.

Valentine’s Day themed graphic with three heart-shaped donuts. The background is light pink with large pink frosting shapes with colorful sprinkles in the top right and bottom left corners. At the top, dark pink text says: “HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!”. In the center, three overlapping heart-shaped donuts are arranged in a row. Each donut has a golden-brown outline and a white heart-shaped hole in the middle. The left donut is covered with pink frosting and diagonal light blue stripes. The center donut has pink frosting with a few light pink streaks near the top. The right donut has pink frosting decorated with short yellow sprinkle shapes. Bold light blue words sit on top of each donut, outlined in darker blue: Left donut: “justice” Center donut: “equity” Right donut: “freedom” Near the bottom right corner, dark pink text reads: “FROM:”. To the right of that is a blue logo shaped like a stylized letter “D” with a white semicircle cutout, followed by blue text that reads: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY”.

Valentine’s Day themed graphic with donut illustrations. The background is light pink with darker pink corners decorated with colorful sprinkles. Centered near the top, in dark pink handwritten-style text, it says: “ME VOTING + YOU VOTING =” Below that are three heart-shaped donuts overlapping in a row. The left donut is pink with light blue icing drizzled diagonally and has a heart-shaped hole in the middle. The center donut is solid pink with a glossy highlight. The right donut is pink with yellow sprinkles and also has a heart-shaped hole in the middle. Under the donuts, in the same dark pink text, it reads: “HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!” In the lower right corner, it says: “FROM:” followed by the Douglas County Democratic Party logo and the text “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” in small blue letters.

Sending some Valentine’s Day love to you! 🩵🩷💙

Political poster composed of four black-and-white photo panels with bold text. Top left panel shows a group of heavily armed law-enforcement officers in tactical gear standing on a snowy street near a police vehicle and houses in the background. Top right panel shows a middle‑aged white man in a suit and tie speaking, with part of a microphone visible near the bottom edge. Bottom left panel shows an older white woman with chin-length dark hair and glasses, facing forward. Bottom right panel shows a bald white man in a suit and tie speaking, with one hand raised in a gesture. Across the bottom portion of the image, in large red script, the text reads: “They side with ICE”. Beneath that, in very large distressed black capital letters, the text reads: “OVER YOU”. In the lower left corner is the logo and name “Douglas County Democratic Party,” with a stylized “D” symbol.

Why do Republicans support ICE over you?

Read more at www.dataforprogress.org/blog/2026/2/....

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Political poster composed of four black-and-white photo panels with bold text. Top left panel shows a group of heavily armed law-enforcement officers in tactical gear standing on a snowy street near a police vehicle and houses in the background. Top right panel shows a middle‑aged white man in a suit and tie speaking, with part of a microphone visible near the bottom edge. Bottom left panel shows an older white woman with chin-length dark hair and glasses, facing forward. Bottom right panel shows a bald white man in a suit and tie speaking, with one hand raised in a gesture. Across the bottom portion of the image, in large red script, the text reads: “They side with ICE”. Beneath that, in very large distressed black capital letters, the text reads: “OVER YOU”. In the lower left corner is the logo and name “Douglas County Democratic Party,” with a stylized “D” symbol.

Congressional Democrats are fighting to control ICE while Republicans refuse to negotiate. Republicans want ICE to have the power to (1) continue to use excessive force against Americans, (2) racially profile, and (3) avoid any repercussions for their bad acts.

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Let’s do some good in our community. See you tomorrow!

Promotional flyer for a political meet-and-greet event. The background is dark blue on the top two‑thirds and bright blue on the bottom third. At the top in large white and light blue text it says: “JOIN US FOR A MEET & GREET.” In the top right corner there is a white and light blue stylized “D” logo with the words “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” stacked beside it in white. Four circular headshot photos of candidates are arranged in a two‑by‑two grid across the middle. Each has a name in bold white text underneath, with their position or race in smaller white text. Top left circle: A white woman with shoulder‑length wavy brown hair and glasses, smiling, wearing a white blazer over a light top in front of a plain light gray background. Text below reads: “Robin Richards LD 12 candidate” Top right circle: A white woman with short dark brown hair, smiling, wearing a multicolored patterned top with yellow, green, and blue tones, posed in front of a plain gray background. Text below reads: “Stacy Jolley Millard School Board candidate” Bottom left circle: A man with medium‑brown skin, short black hair, and a goatee, wearing dark rectangular glasses, a dark suit jacket, white shirt, and dark tie, in front of a gray background. Text below reads: “Justin Wayne County Clerk of the District Court candidate” Bottom right circle: A white woman with long wavy light brown hair, smiling, wearing a dark teal blazer over a white top, posed outdoors with blurred green grass behind her. Text below reads: “Lisa Schoenberger Millard School Board candidate” At the bottom on the bright blue section, white text is divided into two columns labeled “WHEN” on the left and “WHERE” on the right. Under “WHEN”: “Thursday, February 19 6‑7:30 pm” Under “WHERE”: “Local Beer Patio Kitchen 4909 S. 135th St.”

Meet & Greet with Robin Richards, Stacy Jolley, Justin Wayne & Lisa Schoenberger

📅 Thursday, February 19th
⏰ 6-7:30 pm
📍 Local Beer Patio Kitchen, 4909 S 135th St
🔗 www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even...

Event flyer with text and photos promoting a civic education session about the Metro Transit Board. At the top, in blue script text: “CLASS IS IN SESSION…” Below that, in large bold rust-colored capital letters: “CIVIC EDUCATI” (the word “EDUCATION” is cut off on the right side). Under that, in mustard-yellow capital letters: “METRO TRANSIT BOARD”. On the upper right is a large graphic illustration of a white hand with black outlines inserting a yellow ballot with three black lines into a white ballot box outlined in black. Only part of the ballot box and hand are visible on the right half of the flyer. Near the top right corner is a small logo for the Douglas County Democratic Party, consisting of a stylized blue and black “D” shape, with the text beside it in small capital letters: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY”. On the left half of the flyer, there are three circular headshot photos stacked vertically, each with a name underneath: Top photo: A light-skinned man with short dark hair, glasses, and a beard, wearing a dark blazer over a dark shirt. Text under the circle: “Josh Corrigan”. Middle photo: A light- to medium-skinned woman with long dark hair, wearing a red blazer over a white top. Text under the circle: “Yanira Garcia”. Bottom photo: A dark-skinned man with short hair, wearing a gray suit jacket, light blue shirt, and patterned tie, with a microphone clip visible on his jacket. Text under the circle: “Cornelius Williams”. Across the bottom of the flyer, on top of the ballot box illustration, text is divided into three sections: Left section, bold: “Tuesday, Feb 18th” Directly under that, smaller text: “7:00-8:30 pm” Right section, bold: “Harper Center” Under that, smaller text: “602 N 20th St”.

The Regional Metro Transportation Board of Omaha is responsible for our bus service and 3 of 7 seats on the Omaha Street Car Authority. Come learn more & discuss with current board members & ‘26 candidates Cornelius Williams, Yanira Garcia & Josh Corrigan. RSVP at www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even....

Poster-style graphic with large bold text on a yellow background using red, green, black, and yellow Pan-African colors. The word “BLACK” is written in huge, thick, black capital letters that dominate most of the image. The letters are arranged so that “BLA” is along the top and the “C” and “K” are on the lower right, with the “C” partially overlapping a green stripe. Behind the large word are three horizontal stripes: a red stripe in the upper middle, a green stripe in the lower middle, and yellow filling the rest of the space. Below the big word “BLACK,” the phrase “history month” appears in smaller lowercase letters: “history” is in red and “month” is in green. At the bottom in black text it says: “Celebrating Black history, resilience, leadership & contributions to our county & nation.” In the bottom right corner there is a small logo composed of a stylized blue and yellow “D” shape, with tiny text underneath that reads: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY.”

As we honor this centennial, the Douglas County Democratic Party celebrates the history, resilience, leadership, and enduring contributions of Black Americans here in Douglas County and across the nation.

Black history is American history, and its legacy continues to shape our democracy today. End/

Poster-style graphic with large bold text on a yellow background using red, green, black, and yellow Pan-African colors. The word “BLACK” is written in huge, thick, black capital letters that dominate most of the image. The letters are arranged so that “BLA” is along the top and the “C” and “K” are on the lower right, with the “C” partially overlapping a green stripe. Behind the large word are three horizontal stripes: a red stripe in the upper middle, a green stripe in the lower middle, and yellow filling the rest of the space. Below the big word “BLACK,” the phrase “history month” appears in smaller lowercase letters: “history” is in red and “month” is in green. At the bottom in black text it says: “Celebrating Black history, resilience, leadership & contributions to our county & nation.” In the bottom right corner there is a small logo composed of a stylized blue and yellow “D” shape, with tiny text underneath that reads: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY.”

This year marks 100 years since Dr. Carter G. Woodson launched Negro History Week, the foundation of what we now celebrate as Black History Month. 1/

Poster with glowing white text on a dark blue gradient background. The main words in the center read: “Dems” “Do” “Good” The “D” in “Dems” and “Do” is a stylized white letter shaped like a sideways arrowhead pointing right, with a bright blue circle in the center, resembling a logo. The word “Good” is in a flowing cursive script, with a prominent decorative capital “G” and a soft glowing effect. In the bottom right corner, a small logo repeats the same stylized “D” symbol followed by the text: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY”

Dems Do Good & there’s two opportunities coming up for you to do more good with us:

💙 Food Bank for the Heartland; Thursday, February 12th, 9-11:30 am; Sign up at www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even...

💙 Foster Heart & Hope; Friday, February 20th, 9-11 am; Sign up at www.mobilize.us/nebdems/even...

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Find contact information at nebraskalegislature.gov/senators/sen.... End/

Political flyer with a tall domed government building on the left and bold text on the right. The background is light gray, with the light-colored stone building rising from the bottom left, topped with a dome and a small statue figure at the peak. On the right, in large distressed black capital letters, the text reads: “THEY VOTED AGAINST YOU!” Beneath that, in smaller plain black text, it says: “Along with 28 other senators” In the upper right corner, there is a small logo and text that reads: “DOUGLAS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY” Across the bottom of the image are black-and-white photos of four adults in business attire, arranged from left to right. Each person appears to be a politician or official, wearing suits or professional clothing, shown from about the chest or shoulders up. Their expressions range from serious to concerned.

Affordability? How’s that work when the Legislature lowers your wages? Shame on these Senators who represent Douglas County (frok left to right): Armendariz, von Gillern, Sorrentino, Riepe, Kauth.

Your remedy — elect Blue Dot Dems who respect you, your vote and your wallet. 1/

Oops, we made a spelling error in our graphic…gubernatorial 😬 but be sure to check your mail or/& learn more about early voting (see post below for more details)