Harford Democrats —
Working for the Common Good
The Harford County Democratic Central Committee promotes Democratic candidates, office holders and local issues in Harford County, Maryland. We accomplish this through registering voters, fundraising, organizing precincts and increasing public awareness.
Upcoming Meetings
The Committee’s next meeting is on Dec. 20 at 8 p.m. at the Southern Precinct of the Harford County Sheriff’s Department, 1305 Pulaski Hwy, Edgewood, MD 21040.
Latest News
Harford County Democratic Central Committee Seeks to Fill Vacancy
The Harford County Democratic Central Committee (HCDCC) is seeking applicants to fill a vacancy as of Sept. 30, 2023. In accordance with the HCDCC and Maryland Democratic Party by-laws, we are in search of a passionate, committed male or non-binary registered Democrat with experience and interest in local political activities and campaigns (including persons with experience in localities other than Harford County), who is willing to help the HCDCC build the Democratic Party, organize Democratic voters, and ultimately get Democrats elected to public office in and from Harford County. Experience with campaign finance regulations and reporting procedures is also desired.
To be considered for the HCDCC vacancy, candidates must submit a resume with a statement of interest and attend an interview. The statement of interest should include the candidate’s interest and experience in political activities and why the candidate is the best choice for the Committee. The resume with a statement of interest is due to the HCDCC Chair (chair@harforddemocrats.org) by midnight on Monday, Dec. 11, 2023.
Candidates submitting the required information will receive invitations to in-person interviews with the full committee, which will be held at a public meeting of the HCDCC on Wednesday, Dec. 20, at 8 p.m. at the Southern Precinct of the Harford County Sheriff’s Department, 1305 Pulaski Hwy, Edgewood, MD 21040.
Democratic Committee Congratulates Council Member Jacob Bennett as He Returns to District F Seat
We are grateful that the Maryland Supreme Court has resolved the eligibility of Jacob Bennett, Harford County Council Member, to serve on the Council while he is a public school teacher in Harford County. We congratulate him, and we are glad to see him resume his duties as the duly elected representative of the residents of District F.
Here’s the map of the new congressional districts for Maryland. All of Harford County is in the first congressional district.
Federal Employee Hatch Act Information
Federal employees: Think you can’t participate in your local party because of the Hatch Act? Think again! While the Hatch Act does prohibit certain activities — like fundraising for candidates — there are many opportunities to pitch in. You can still knock on doors, phone-bank, attend events, post on social media and donate to candidates. Just make sure you do it on your personal time. Check with your agency’s ethics officer for any restrictions that may be unique to your situation. The Federal Office of Legal Counsel provides broad guidelines here: Federal Employee Hatch Act Information.
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