Welcome to the St. Johns Democratic Party Website!

Honored Guest Annette Cappella at the July 14 Luncheon
with Travis Bridges, former Chair, Duval Democratic Party
and Terrie Rizzo, Chair of the Florida Democratic Party.

The Primary Ballots are now Available.  
Click here to go to the Supervisor of Elections Website and find your ballot.

Photos from the International Dinner
Thursday, June 14

A must read for our conversations: 
Navigator: A Guide for Advocates What Americans Think and How to Talk to Them About It​

Are you registered to Vote by Mail? It's very simple. Watch the video below, then call the Supervisor of Elections office: 904-823-2238.

Are You Registered to Vote?  
If Not, Watch This Video, then click here

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
US Congressman Ron DeSantis District 6
Click on name for contact information.
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.

Meet Candidate Ryan Torrens for Attorney General

You are invite to meet 
Democratic Candidate for 
State Attorney General 
​Ryan Torrens
Wednesday, July 18
3:00 - 4:30 PM
Democratic Headquarters
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Debate Watch Party at Democratic Headquarters
Wednesday, July 18,  7:00 - 9:00 PM

On Wednesday, the Democratic Gubernatorial candidates will debate in Fort Myers, in a Florida Democratic Party sponsored debate. This will be the second to last time the candidates - Andrew Gillum, Gwen Graham, Jeff Greene, Chris King and Philip Levine - debate before the August 28th primaries.
 
The debate will be on July 18th, airing live at 7pm on WINK News Channel in Southwest Florida, and will be streamed live on winknews.com.  
 
The St. Johns Democratic Party will be hosting a Debate Watch Party.  If you would like to attend, can you please go to the link below to sign up so that we know how many people will be planning to attend? 
https://events.mobilizeamerica.io/floridadems/event/5188/
If you are unable to view the debate, it should be available later in the week on YouTube.
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Florida Democratic Candidates Debate
from Saturday, June 9 at 7:00 PM

Watch the Florida Democratic Candidates for Governor Debate on Tampa TV April 18, 2018

And a few words from our Current Governor

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

March for Our Lives
March 24, 2018, 5:00- 7:00 PM
From the East Side of the Bridge of Lions to
​the Castillo de San Marcos, St. Augustine

St. Johns County Delegates to the 2017 Florida Democratic Party State Conference Oct. 27-29, 2017

Below is the new DNC video shown at the Conference.
If you are inspired after watching the video, click here to volunteer with the St. Johns County Democratic Party.

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?