Welcome to the St. Johns Democratic Party Website!

Click here for the
St. Augustine Record publication:
​Generally Speaking Voter Guide

For information on the 2018 General Election, ​
click on the bar above that says 
Candidates and Representatives,
then click through the following pages
to read about the candidates and
​the Amendments to the Constitution.

DeSantis, Gillum CNN debate marks
first meeting, harsh scuffle
for Florida governor candidates

Leadership Florida Debate at Broward College
Wednesday, October 24, 7:00 PM
View on WJXX (ABC) in Jacksonville

Contact your Representatives in Washington and Tallahassee on a Daily Basis.

Our St. Johns County elected Representatives
in Washington are:
US Senator Bill Nelson
US Senator Marco Rubio
US Congressman John Rutherford District 4
Click on name for contact information.
US Congressman Ron DeSantis District 6 Resigned
Our St. Johns County elected ​Republican representatives in Tallahassee are:
State Senate District 7:
Travis Hutson
State House District 17:
Cyndi Stevenson
State House District 24:
Paul Renner
Click on name for contact information.
​For information about Democratic events taking place in St. Johns County, read our latest newsletters here.

Read some recent articles about politics here, and about the Environment here.

Interested in joining the Democratic Executive Committee to become active as a precinct committee person? Contact the office 904-825-2336 or Nell Toensmann 904-484-4960 for more information.

Our upcoming meetings and activities can be found on the Democratic calendar. 

We invite you to become an active partner with the St. Johns County Democratic Party and look forward to seeing you soon.

Nell Seymour Toensmann
Chair, St. Johns Democratic Party

Which Florida state legislators actually vote to put people first instead of powerful interests?
Click here to see your representative's score.

Winning Ticket Rally in Jacksonville with
Vice President Joe Biden,
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, and
Mayor Andrew Gillum

Doors Open at 2;15
​Main Event at 3:45 PM
University of North Florida Field House
11852 University of North Florida Drive
Jacksonville, FL 32224

Click here to RSVP

The Democratic Party requests that all donations for Hurricane Relief should be delivered to the St. Augustine Red Cross
2730 US 1 South, St. Augustine, FL 32086

CNN Cancels Nelson-Scott Debate
scheduled for ​October 19 at 10:00 PM

Click here to watch the October 2 Telemundo Debate between ​US Senator Bill Nelson
and ​Governor Rick Scott.

Election Night Watch Party
Tuesday, November 6
From 7:00 PM 
Royal St. Augustine Golf Club House
301 Royal St Augustine Pkwy, 
St Augustine, FL 32084

You are invited to join the St. Johns Democratic Party for a Watch Party to view the results of the 2018 General Election at the Royal St. Augustine Golf Club House. The clubhouse has multiple televisions, there will be a cash bar, and we will be requesting donations of food platters from some of our friendly, local restaurants.  
More information to follow.

Available at Democratic Headquarters
Andrew Gillum Yard Signs ($5.00 Donation) and Bumper Stickers ($2.00 Donation)
​Bill Nelson and Andrew Gillum T-shirts and Democratic Woman Cup set
​(each $15.00 Donation)

Daily opportunities to volunteer at Democratic Headquarters.  Just give us a call or stop by the office daily between 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

Phone Bank at the DEC Office October 20-21
Click here to volunteer

Canvass for the Democratic Winning Ticket
Click here to volunteer

Ongoing Canvassing from the Office
Click here to volunteer.

Ongoing Phone Banking from the Office
Click here to volunteer.

Would you like to make phone calls?
Phone banking takes place at least
three times per week. Click here to volunteer.​

Would you like to learn how to use
VAN for phone banking and
​Mini-VAN for canvassing?
You can sign up here for training.

​Five Things Trump and Ryan Didn’t Tell You About Their Tax Plan - The Progressive

LA Times Part I  Our Dishonest President

LA Times Part II Why Trump lies

LA Times Part III ​Trump’s Authoritarian Vision

LA Times Part IV Trump’s War on Journalism

LA Times Part V Conspiracy Theorist in Chief

LA Times Part VI ​California Fights Back

​How Much Do Civil Rights Really Matter
to the Trump Administration?