Democratic Women's Club of Barren Co

02/03/2021

Introducing Alexandria Hayes of Barren County who is a part of the Class of 2021!

Alexandria Hayes is a Glasgow Ky native, a Christian, and the proud mother of twins Tember and Donnovan. She comes from a family steeped in the very American fiber that is in need of restoration: Willa Beatrice Brown: aviator, lobbyist, civil rights activist, and the first African American women to run for the United States Congress; Luska Joseph Twyman, Kentucky's first black Mayor in 1968; and James "Happy" Neal , Glasgow City Councilman. Alexandria is also the proud granddaughter of Dallas Wood who was the first Black Police officer of Barren County. As a single mother for ten years, she knows the importance of having a safety net for the working class. Alexandria has supported democratic politics on the local and national level and believes it is time for new blood in her local government.

To learn more about Alexandria, RSVP for our virtual Meet the Class Reception on February 9th from 5pm - 6pm ET! Click the link below to reserve your spot today!
https://secure.everyaction.com/bdpo5pFvIEKGcaRGCbZ7pA2

09/09/2020

We were thrilled to host Amy McGrath in Glasgow on Tuesday!

On Tuesday, Candidate for Senate Amy McGrath held an event in Glasgow.

06/29/2020

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It's worth repeating.

06/24/2020

Officials reported an overwhelming demand for mail ballots. New York and Virginia are also holding primaries Tuesday.

06/17/2020

06/15/2020

***KY PLEASE SHARE***

TODAY JUNE 15TH IS THE LAST DAY TO REQUEST AN ABSENTEE BALLOT SO YOU CAN VOTE FROM HOME!!!

1. Go to GoVoteKY.com and fill out the request form it is quick and easy!

2. Your absentee ballot will be mailed to your home where you can fill it out and then mail it back in using a prepaid return envelope.

3. Ballot must be mailed back in by June 23

06/12/2020

Raggedy.

05/27/2020

05/21/2020

Updated endorsements list in the Senate Democratic primary -- complete list is here.

https://bit.ly/3cQP6qC

05/16/2020

"Emancipation never really came to agriculture, in the sense that we still don't pay the full value of the labor that's required."