MOVING PLACER
FORWARD
Fighting for all families and individuals in Placer County
Welcome to the official website of the Placer County Democratic Party
As of September 2024, we have over 90,000 Democrats registered in Placer County. Together, we can move Placer County forward.
We did it! Prop. 50 passed
You poke the bear, the bear pokes back.
Photo by Daryl Stinchfield
FEATURED
EVENTS
Where is Kevin Kiley?
Congressman Kevin Kiley represents California’s 3rd District, which includes parts of Placer County. Despite major federal changes affecting our communities, Kiley has stayed silent. Constituents report ignored calls, unanswered emails, and no real engagement. His rare telephone town halls feel scripted and avoid direct dialogue.
So on May 10, 2025, we held our own in-person town hall, joined by Reps. Sam Liccardo and Jared Huffman. Kiley ignored the invitation.
Now, as Republicans redraw maps in states like Texas to cling to power, Kiley has introduced a bill to ban mid-decade redistricting. It’s a transparent attempt to protect his own seat from California’s voter-driven changes. While Democrats fight for fair elections, Kiley’s fighting for himself.
(Above) Several local leaders spoke in front of Rep. Kiley’s office on April 16, 2025, to demand he vote against the dangerous proposed medicaid cuts.
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Click Here to learn about your rights and how to protect those vulnurable in our community from being terrorized by the Republican Party and Trump Administration.
Auburn, CA - Hands Off! Rally, 5 Mar. 2025, photo courtesy of Pat Ferguson
Every immigrant, regardless of their status, is a person who is deserving of kindness and dignity.
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Find an event near you and get involved, sign up to volunteer, or join one of our democratic clubs to help move Placer County forward!
Photo by Chris Allan, @auburnchrisallanphoto, 8 Mar. 2025
“This is about what’s right. This is about defending democracy. This is about defending our governmental institutions, and making sure that our voices are heard.”
— Vice Chair Barbara Smith at our March 8th, 2025 International Women’s Day Rally in Roseville, CA
Do You Hear The People Sing?
On June 14, 2025, as thousands protested in Auburn, CA, the rural town of 14,000 people, community members stood on the steps of the historic courthouse and sang "Do you hear the people sing?" one of the most recognizable songs from Les Miserables. This song has been used as a protest song throughout the years and is a call to overcome adversity and fight against oppression.
Protesters peacefully lined the streets surrounding the historic Auburn courthouse. Everyone, and we mean everyone who is watching what's happening in our country and has a conscience, is on the streets or showing solidarity. Placer County's community has never been stronger.
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