The Candidates
The 2025 elections are nonpartisan, so the Clermont County Democratic Party will not be officially endorsing any candidates and no candidates will have a Democrat designation on the ballot.
If you’re interested in running for office, reach out to info@clermontdems.org and more information is available at the Clermont County Board of Elections website.
How to Vote
The next election will be on November 4th, 2025. In 2025, we’ll be voting for school board members, for local municipal officials, and for any ballot measures or recalls. The more local the race, the more it affects your daily life, so make a plan to vote!
To ensure your voice is heard, you must be registered to vote by the October 6th deadline.
No matter how you choose to vote, make sure you’re prepared and participate in shaping the future of our Clermont County, the State of Ohio, and the United States.
News You Can Use
John Kulewicz gains broad endorsements before primary
John Kulewicz is the Ohio Democratic Party’s endorsed candidate for Ohio Attorney General. In addition, he has earned the endorsements of the following organizations: [...]
Early voting happening now, don’t let primary sneak up on you
Early in-person voting for the primary election is happening now and ends Sunday, May 3. Ohio's election laws have changed, so if you do not [...]
There are still ways to help before, during Election Day
The nonpartisan Committee for Children's Protective Services (CPS) Levy includes many CCDP volunteers and has been working to educate voters. For background on the [...]
CCDP recognizes volunteer leaders at Good Trouble Gathering
The Good Trouble Gathering last week did not disappoint. Attendees enjoyed food, drinks, and silent auction treasures. Guest Speaker Seth Walsh, candidate for the [...]
Good Trouble Gathering Tonight – Tickets Available
There are still tickets available for tonight's fundraiser! Join CCDP friends at the Good Trouble Gathering, 6:30 PM at Miami Township Civic Center (6101 [...]
Children’s Protective Services needs our help
The levy and why it's needed The Children's Protective Services (CPS) levy lost by 109 votes in the 2025 election. With our help, this [...]
John Kulewicz gains broad endorsements before primary
John Kulewicz is the Ohio Democratic Party’s endorsed candidate for Ohio Attorney General. In addition, he has earned the endorsements of the following organizations: [...]
Early voting happening now, don’t let primary sneak up on you
Early in-person voting for the primary election is happening now and ends Sunday, May 3. Ohio's election laws have changed, so if you do not [...]
There are still ways to help before, during Election Day
The nonpartisan Committee for Children's Protective Services (CPS) Levy includes many CCDP volunteers and has been working to educate voters. For background on the [...]
CCDP recognizes volunteer leaders at Good Trouble Gathering
The Good Trouble Gathering last week did not disappoint. Attendees enjoyed food, drinks, and silent auction treasures. Guest Speaker Seth Walsh, candidate for the [...]
Get Involved
Volunteering is a fantastic way to meet people and make an impact for in your own life, the lives of your family and friends, and the direction of Clermont County, the State of Ohio, and our country. Join our efforts and you’ll meet like-minded people in town who share your values and passion for making a difference. Whether you’re knocking on doors and talking with voters face-to-face, making phone calls, putting up signs, or helping out at county headquarters, there’s a role for everyone. We welcome all who can donate time or contribute financially to support Democratic values.
Every bit helps, and together, we can build the momentum needed to create positive change.
About Us
The Clermont County Democratic Party strives to elect Democratic candidates and promote Democratic issues that reflect our commitment to social and economic justice, environmental stewardship, and effective government.
By raising awareness of our party and its core beliefs through meetings, forums, trainings, social events, and community service, we will strengthen our community and create a more balanced electorate.
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