Horsham Democratic Committee

04/24/2026

Ready to vote?
The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office is once again securing ballot drop boxes across the county this election season. We are committed to protecting the integrity of your vote.
• There are 18 ballot boxes posted throughout the County for ballot drops 24/7
• Each ballot box is video surveilled and monitored for security
• The MCSO inspects and empties each ballot box daily and secures all votes cast
• Our deputies utilize body‑worn cameras through every step of the process to ensure transparency and accountability
• On Election Day, deputies will be on‑call—with cameras rolling—to respond to any issues reported at polling places by the Montgomery County Board of Elections

Don’t forget:
• Primary election day is May 19
• Polls are open from 7 a.m. — 8 p.m.
• The voter registration deadline is May 4
• The deadline for mail‑in/absentee ballot requests is May 12
• The last day that mail‑in and civilian absentee ballots will be accepted is May 19 (by 8 p.m.)

For complete election details, visit the Montgomery County Voter Services website: https://montgomerycountypa.gov/753/Voter-Services

Your vote matters—and the MCSO is here to help ensure every Montgomery County voter has free, fair, and secure access to the ballot this and every election season.

04/24/2026

The Horsham Democratic Committee unanimously endorses a YES vote on this ballot question.

Horsham Township Ballot Question - May 19, 2026

Horsham Township is asking the voters on May 19, 2026, in the primary election, to consider approving updates to the Township’s Home Rule Charter.

The current charter was written in 1974 and adopted on January 6, 1975. Over the last 51 years, state and federal laws and case law have overridden some sections. In 2024 Township staff recommended bringing the Charter up to date and it received bipartisan approval; however, some other matters took priority and delayed the referendum until now.

This update modernizes an outdated document, strengthens transparency and reflects current laws. There are no additions except for term limits allowing an elected official to only serve for two terms (8 years). There are a total of eight (8) updates proposed some examples include gender-neutral pronouns rather than using ‘man’ throughout the Charter; to align our advertising requirements with state law allowing more transparency; to make our obsolete taxation align with the State taxing laws; to change the term ‘District Justice’ to ‘Magisterial District Judge’; as well as a few others.

To view Horsham Township Home Rule Charter Amendment: https://ow.ly/FJBx50YP7w1

To view Horsham Township Ballot Question: https://ow.ly/PtYj50YP7vW

We ask the voters to vote ‘YES’ to update our Charter.

04/16/2026

Join us in support of Bob Harvie

03/23/2026

Please plan on attending one of the many NO KINGS Rallies listed below.

02/03/2026

Thrilled to see the future of our party so well represented.

Excited to help kick off and officially charter the Montco Young Dems this evening! The next generation of leadership is ready to take up the mantle and get to work for our communities.

Congratulations 🎉

01/06/2026

Congratulations to our newly sworn in Council Members: John McCarty, Liz Thomson and Dr. Ruth Patterson! An amazing day. Thank you Rep. Melissa Cerrato for the thoughtful and empowering words. Thank you Todd Stephens for doing the honors of swearing them in. And thank you to everyone who made this day possible.

12/02/2025

Congratulations to our newly sworn-in Hatboro-Horsham School Board directors.

12/01/2025

ARE YOU READY FOR THIS BIG EVENT, NEPA?!?
On Saturday, December 13, the Progressive Caucus Action Fund rolls into Pennsylvania for a high-energy stop on the Progress for the People Town Hall series – a surge of community power pushing back against devastating GOP policies. This is our moment to grow a people-powered movement for justice, equity, and real accountability – no sidelines, no spectators. Just all of us, together.

Stand shoulder to shoulder with local advocates, national progressive leaders, and our special guests: Congressman Brendan Boyle (PA-02), Congresswoman Madeleine Dean (PA-04), Congressman Jim McGovern (MA-02), and Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal (WA-07). We’ll call out the harms of Republican policies — and rally around a bold, workable vision for a fairer future.

Where: Scranton, PA (RSVP for details)
When: Saturday, December 13, 2025
Doors: 1PM ET
RSVP HERE: https://vist.ly/4gd4z

11/19/2025

Come join us tonight! We have our monthly meeting starting at 7, followed by a celebration of a very successful election day!

11/17/2025

11/09/2025