Little Silver Democrats

 

Our Mission

Our mission as Little Silver Democrats is to:

  • Further the principles and development of the Democratic Party through social and civic activities in the Borough of Little Silver.

  • Aid in the election of Democratic Party candidates on the municipal, county, state, and national levels.

  • Assist in the promotion and development of good governance.

  • Promote issues and policies for the public good that make Little Silver the best place to live, work and raise a family.

  • Network with like-minded people.

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Information of Interest

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Show Support for the new RBR Excellence and Equity Policy
Show Support for the new RBR Excellence and Equity Policy

Take action today to show support for the new Red Bank Regional High School Excellence and Equity Policy

  • Attend the BoE meeting on Wed, 6/12 at 7:30 pm to express your opinion during the public comment period. The board meets in the conference room of the Admin Building at 101 Ridge Rd.  

  • Email our Little Silver reps and let them know you respectfully ask them to voHerete to approve the policy.  Email our Little Silver reps and let them know you respectfully ask them to vote to approve the policy.  You can find their email addresses HERE.

Click on the picture of the High School to see a sample letter that Any Eklof sent to give you some ideas of what to write:

Frank Pallone joins Little Silver Dems at the Little Silver 100 Celebration
Frank Pallone joins Little Silver Dems at the Little Silver 100 Celebration

Frank Pallone, Little Silver’s Congressman, joined the Little Silver Democratic Club Presidents, Amy Eklof (Present) and Joan Gotti (Past) before a thunderstorm interrupted the festivities.

Protect Libraries & Schools from Book Banning
Protect Libraries & Schools from Book Banning

Sens. Andrew Zwicker (NJ-16) and Teresa Ruiz (NJ-29) have introduced bill S 3907 to protect against book bans in New Jersey public libraries and schools. Please contact our LD13 representatives and ask them to co-sponsor and support bill S3907 as it progresses. To make this easy, click below for more information on how to send an email to all three of our state representatives, along with a template to use to draft your message.

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