Join us for a Postcard Writing Night in support of Mark Thane for House District 89!

Come spend an evening connecting with fellow Democrats, writing postcards to voters, and helping build momentum for Mark's campaign. This is a great opportunity to meet with Mark and take direct action to help elect a strong leader for our community.

Whether you've written postcards before or it's your first time, we'll provide everything you need. Bring a friend, enjoy some good conversation, and help us reach voters one postcard at a time.

RSVP by emailing allison@monatanademocrats.org

The Executive Board of the Missoula Democrats meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 6 pm (except when otherwise notified), and via Zoom. If you'd like the Zoom information or to check if a meeting is happening, please email chair@missoulademocrats.org.

Meetings are open to the public.

Election Day will be here before we know it, and now is the time to be out in our community talking with voters. Every conversation, voter registration, and connection we make between now and Election Day matters.

The Missoula County Democrats regularly set up tables at community events to connect with our neighbors, share information about Democratic candidates, distribute campaign materials and stickers, and register voters. We need volunteers to help us make the most of these opportunities and we’re asking you to commit to just one shift.

We’ll also have a table at the upcoming Sunday Streets event, where we’ll host a fun activity and register voters. Bring your bike or your rollerblades and get in on the fun! 

I’ll provide all of the tabling supplies and help with setup and teardown, so all you need to do is show up and be ready to connect with your neighbors!

The months leading up to Election Day are when we have the biggest opportunity to reach new voters, and make sure people know what’s at stake. We can’t do that without volunteers.

Can you commit to one shift? Sign up today! Please fill out this form.

Election Day will be here before we know it, and now is the time to be out in our community talking with voters. Every conversation, voter registration, and connection we make between now and Election Day matters.

The Missoula County Democrats regularly set up tables at community events to connect with our neighbors, share information about Democratic candidates, distribute campaign materials and stickers, and register voters. We need volunteers to help us make the most of these opportunities and we’re asking you to commit to just one shift.

We’re looking for volunteers to help table at the  market on Saturday mornings. We’ll be sharing information about all the Democratic candidates, handing out stickers and campaign materials, registering voters, and connecting with folks in the community.

We’ll provide all of the tabling supplies and help with setup and teardown, so all you need to do is show up and be ready to connect with your neighbors!

The months leading up to Election Day are when we have the biggest opportunity to reach new voters, and make sure people know what’s at stake. We can’t do that without volunteers.

Can you commit to one shift? Sign up today!Please fill out this form.

Want to make a real difference in your community? Join us for Neighborhood Leader Training Night!

The Neighborhood Leader Program is a new organizing effort focused on building strong relationships with Democratic voters year-round. As a Neighborhood Leader, you'll be responsible for staying connected with 25 strong Democratic voters in your neighborhood and helping ensure they have the information and encouragement they need to vote in every election.

At this training, you'll learn:

• What a Neighborhood Leader does

• How to build meaningful relationships with voters

• Simple ways to stay in touch, including postcards, phone calls, texts, door knocking, and neighborhood gatherings

• How this proven organizing model has helped Democrats increase turnout and win elections

Whether you're a longtime volunteer or looking for a new way to get involved, this training will give you the tools and support you need to help strengthen Democratic turnout in your neighborhood.

The Missoula Democratic Central Committee meets the second Wednesday of every month at GoodWorks Ventures (129 W Alder St. Missoula, MT 59802), and via Zoom. Meetings are often preceded by an informational talk or activity from 6-7 pm. If you'd like the Zoom information or to check if a meeting is happening, please email chair@missoulademocrats.org.

Meetings are open to the public.

This month’s speaker is Bob Kiesling, a conservation Real Estate Broker and the former Executive directer of MEIC and Big Sky’s Nature Conservancy. He has helped engineer numerous conservation easements and Land Trusts including the American Prairie Reserve. Please join us as he shares his insights from a lifetime of conservation work.

The Executive Board of the Missoula Democrats meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 6 pm (except when otherwise notified), and via Zoom. If you'd like the Zoom information or to check if a meeting is happening, please email chair@missoulademocrats.org.

Meetings are open to the public.

Want to make a real difference in your community? Join us for Neighborhood Leader Training Night!

The Neighborhood Leader Program is a new organizing effort focused on building strong relationships with Democratic voters year-round. As a Neighborhood Leader, you'll be responsible for staying connected with 25 strong Democratic voters in your neighborhood and helping ensure they have the information and encouragement they need to vote in every election.

At this training, you'll learn:

• What a Neighborhood Leader does

• How to build meaningful relationships with voters

• Simple ways to stay in touch, including postcards, phone calls, texts, door knocking, and neighborhood gatherings

• How this proven organizing model has helped Democrats increase turnout and win elections

Whether you're a longtime volunteer or looking for a new way to get involved, this training will give you the tools and support you need to help strengthen Democratic turnout in your neighborhood.

What: Live music! Delicious tacos and drinks! Great company! Working together to organize!

When: Saturday, August 22, 6 pm - whenever!

Where: 2704 Glen Dr (in Target Range)

Bring: Yourself, a camp chair if you want to sit and enjoy the music (the fabulous new Missoula Mixtape!), and your passion for reclaiming our country!

Goal: Raise $15,000 to support year-round organizing. We're committing to year-round organizing, to engage Missoulians and get our evidence-based Neighborhood Leader program off the ground. Help us work locally to win elections and build long-term connections!

RSVP here. Please send this to friends & help spread the word. 

The Executive Board of the Missoula Democrats meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 6 pm (except when otherwise notified), and via Zoom. If you'd like the Zoom information or to check if a meeting is happening, please email chair@missoulademocrats.org.

Meetings are open to the public.

Join us for a Postcard Writing Night in support of Mark Thane for House District 89!

Come spend an evening connecting with fellow Democrats, writing postcards to voters, and helping build momentum for Mark's campaign. This is a great opportunity to meet with Mark and take direct action to help elect a strong leader for our community.

Whether you've written postcards before or it's your first time, we'll provide everything you need. Bring a friend, enjoy some good conversation, and help us reach voters one postcard at a time.

RSVP by emailing allison@monatanademocrats.org

Want to make a real difference in your community? Join us for Neighborhood Leader Training Night!

The Neighborhood Leader Program is a new organizing effort focused on building strong relationships with Democratic voters year-round. As a Neighborhood Leader, you'll be responsible for staying connected with 25 strong Democratic voters in your neighborhood and helping ensure they have the information and encouragement they need to vote in every election.

At this training, you'll learn:

• What a Neighborhood Leader does

• How to build meaningful relationships with voters

• Simple ways to stay in touch, including postcards, phone calls, texts, door knocking, and neighborhood gatherings

• How this proven organizing model has helped Democrats increase turnout and win elections

Whether you're a longtime volunteer or looking for a new way to get involved, this training will give you the tools and support you need to help strengthen Democratic turnout in your neighborhood.

Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82176802231

The Missoula Democratic Central Committee meets the second Wednesday of every month at GoodWorks Ventures (129 W Alder St. Missoula, MT 59802), and via Zoom. Meetings are often preceded by an informational talk or activity from 6-7 pm. If you'd like the Zoom information or to check if a meeting is happening, please email chair@missoulademocrats.org.

Meetings are open to the public.

This month’s speaker is Molly Danahy, Litigation Director at Upper Seven Law. The recent Callais decision eviscerated what was left of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Molly will discuss the likely consequences of the decision, its potential impact on voting rights and redistricting, and what legal and civic pathways remain available to protect equal representation for all Americans.

July marks a pivotal moment for Medicaid in Montana. DPHHS will begin implementing new 'community engagement' requirements, better known as work requirements, for those applying for Medicaid and existing Medicaid enrollees. These requirements are starting six months before federal requirements take effect in January 2027, putting tens of thousands at risk of losing their health coverage, because of unnecessary red tape, not because they are ineligible.

Join Catalyst Montana on Wednesday, July 8th from 12-1pm at the Montana State Capitol Rotunda as we stand together to protect Medicaid access across Montana. Whether you rely on Medicaid or simply believe everyone deserves healthcare access, we invite you to stand in solidarity with Montanans facing coverage loss.

RSVP Link: https://secure.ngpvan.com/I-76XA1yHkSHKthSpv7UoA2 

The Executive Board of the Missoula Democrats meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 6 pm (except when otherwise notified), and via Zoom. If you'd like the Zoom information or to check if a meeting is happening, please email chair@missoulademocrats.org.

Meetings are open to the public.

Join the Missoula County Democrats for the Missoula Pride Block Party. Interested in tabling with us? Sign up here.

Join the Missoula County Democrats for the Missoula Pride Parade.

Saturday, June 20, 2026

• Line Up: 10 a.m. staggered arrival

• Parade Begins: 12 p.m.​​

Line Up Location: Line up will occur on S. 3rd ST W. and S. 4th St. W. between S. Higgins Ave. and Chestnut St.

​Parade Route: The parade will proceed from S. 3rd St. W down S. Higgins Ave.

We stride with pride!

The Missoula Democratic Central Committee meets the second Wednesday of every month at UM Gallagher Business Building Room 123, and via Zoom. Meetings are often preceded by an informational talk or activity from 6-7 pm. If you'd like the Zoom information or to check if a meeting is happening, please email chair@missoulademocrats.org.

Meetings are open to the public.

Something is wrong with our immigration system—and deep down, Americans know it.  In a speech described as “powerful,” “informative,” “lucid,” and “healing,” Kari Hong draws on decades of experience and research to show how we got here—and how we can change course.  It offers eight concrete, practical reforms rooted in earlier principles and adapted to today, insisting that meaningful change is not only possible, but necessary, to rebuild an orderly, fair, economically-rational immigration system and to renew democracy.

The June 2nd Primary Election is right around the corner, and we need your help reaching voters across Missoula County.

We’ll be calling and texting voters to remind them to cast their ballots and ensure every voice is heard in the primary. We’ll also direct voters to our primary candidate page on our website, where they can learn more about the candidates and review the questionnaires completed by legislative candidates in HD 92, 93, & 94. 

Strong participation in the June primary helps build momentum for November. That’s why we’re working to keep Democrats engaged and voting in every election.

We have two opportunities to volunteer:

In-Person Phonebank
Where: Goodworks Ventures, 129 W Alder St
When: Sunday, May 31st, 2pm-5pm

Virtual Phonebank

Where: Zoom
When: Monday, June 1st, 4pm-7 pm
Volunteers will need access to both a phone and a computer for phonebanking and texting.

Whether you can join for an hour or the full shift, your time will make a real difference in helping voters stay connected and informed.

More volunteers means more voters contacted. Please email allison@montanademocrats.org and sign up to volunteer today.

The June 2nd Primary Election is right around the corner, and we need your help reaching voters across Missoula County.

We’ll be calling and texting voters to remind them to cast their ballots and ensure every voice is heard in the primary. We’ll also direct voters to our primary candidate page on our website, where they can learn more about the candidates and review the questionnaires completed by legislative candidates in HD 92, 93, & 94. 

Strong participation in the June primary helps build momentum for November. That’s why we’re working to keep Democrats engaged and voting in every election.

We have two opportunities to volunteer:

In-Person Phonebank
Where: Goodworks Ventures, 129 W Alder St
When: Sunday, May 31st, 2pm-5pm

Virtual Phonebank

Where: Zoom
When: Monday, June 1st, 4pm-7 pm
Volunteers will need access to both a phone and a computer for phonebanking and texting.

Whether you can join for an hour or the full shift, your time will make a real difference in helping voters stay connected and informed.

More volunteers means more voters contacted. Please email allison@montanademocrats.org and sign up to volunteer today.

The Executive Board of the Missoula Democrats meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 6 pm (except when otherwise notified), and via Zoom. If you'd like the Zoom information or to check if a meeting is happening, please email chair@missoulademocrats.org.

Meetings are open to the public.

The Missoula Democratic Central Committee meets the second Wednesday of every month at UM Gallagher Business Building Room 123, and via Zoom. Meetings are often preceded by an informational talk or activity from 6-7 pm. If you'd like the Zoom information or to check if a meeting is happening, please email chair@missoulademocrats.org.

Meetings are open to the public.