Natrona County Democrats

Welcome,

from the Natrona County Democrats. 

"I'm asking you to believe.  Not just in my ability to bring about real change in Washington...I'm asking you to believe in yours."

 -President Barack Obama

What We Do

The Natrona County Democratic Party is an active group of  people who are dedicated to helping more Democrats get elected to various local, state and federal government offices.  It is so important that we engage as many people as possible in this process if we hope to succeed in electing Democrats and building our party. We meet once a month at the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 322 Union Hall, 691 English Drive, (intersection of Poplar and I-25) Casper, Wyoming.

It is such an exciting time to be a Democrat!

 We've moved!

Come check us out at the Atrium Plaza on E. 2nd Street in downtown Casper.

  Anyone with time to work in the office please contact any of the executive committee members.

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Contribute! 

You can contribute to the Natrona County Democrats on the ActBlue  website. 

Click on the link above to go there and donate now!

 Let's work hard to change     this!

Contact Us Today

Our Executive Committee officers are:

 RC Johnson, Chairwoman

Bob Warburton, Vice Chair

Janel Kerhonen-Goff, Secretary

Kim Holloway, Treasurer

Shirley Davis, State Committeewoman

Hampton Young, State Committeeman

natronacountydems@yahoo.com

Q:  What does the county committee do?

 A:   If you choose to join the committee and become a precinct commmitteeperson, your job includes voter contact during election seasons, campaigning with candidates, and voting on issues at the meetings such as spending and raising our money (donations to candidates; postage; parade float).

Please visit our Central Committee meetings on the 4th Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm at the IBEW Hall, 691 English Drive, Casper near I-25 and Poplar Street. 

Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and State Committee members have voting rights at the meetings of the Wyoming Democratic Party.

The Wyoming Democratic State Central Committee recently elected longtime Teton County activist Leslie Petersen as the party's new state chair.

Also elected at the committee's meeting April 18 in Casper were Vice Chair Mike Bell of Laramie County, Secretary Linda Barton of Fremont County, and Treasurer Chuck Herz of Teton County.

"I'm excited to be working with such a great Executive Committee as we help elect progressive leaders at all levels of government throughout Wyoming," Petersen said. "We need to work hard to make sure voters are aware of the many ways in which Democrats are fighting for the best interests of working families."

 -Leslie Petersen

Q: "What does the state committtee do?"

 A:   The state committee raises funds to support the office where the voter databases, bulk mailing capacity and links to the DNC help us reach other Wyoming Democrats.

The committee also sets the rules (by-laws) that the party must follow when it comes to the election of its leaders and what their duties are.