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2026 Carnell Drummond Mays Banquet

We are excited to announce the details of our annual Carnell Drummond Mays Banquet!

You are invited to join us on Sat, Aug 29 for an evening of celebration and inspiration. We are thrilled to announce US Senate Candidate Dr. Annie Andrews as our keynote speaker. You will also get to hear from and meet in personal other candidates who will be on the ballot in November.

Catering to be provided by Granny Hands & Landis

Secure your tickets now by clicking on the poster above!

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Our 2026 Democratic Candidate Slate for Greenwood County

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Wanda Moore Community Service Award Nominations Open

Nominations are now open for the 2026 Wanda Moore Community Servant Award to be given at the upcoming Carnell Drummond Mays banquet.

Wanda Moore (1960-2022) was the first Community Care Movement Director of the Greenwood County Democratic Party. She spent countless hours organizing and participating in community service activities. She was a true servant of the people, never seeking recognition for her hard work.

In that spirit, in 2022 we launched the first Wanda Moore Community Service Award to recognize one who demonstrates service and education to the community. This is an individual who does not regularly make the newspapers or receives awards for their work. However, their contributions to the neighborhoods of Greenwood County are well known.

Submit your nomination by Sat, July 25!

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July Breakfast Meeting Recap

At our July Breakfast Meeting, we began with announcements about upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, community outreach, and ways residents can support local Democratic efforts.

Carnell Drummond Mays Banquet preparation
🔵 August activities will focus on preparing for the upcoming banquet.
🔵 Volunteers are needed to help coordinate door prizes.
🔵 The number of door prizes will be reduced from previous years, with an emphasis on providing quality gifts while managing costs.
🔵 John Blocker announced he is coordinating the door prizes.
🔵 Volunteers are needed to help provide and organize prizes for attendees.

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Floyd’s Fish Fry & Cookout

Tickets available here: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/fff26

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Apr 3, 2026 Newsletter

Our latest newsletter is OUT! Click the link below to read about:

➡️ Breakfast meeting with a US Congressional Candidate tomorrow
➡️ Floyd’s Fish Fry & Cookout tickets for sale
➡️ Who has filed to run for office?
➡️ After Easter Egg Hunt on Apr 11
➡️ Cokesbury St Cleanup activity announced
➡️ Dr. Jermaine Johnson coming to Greenwood
➡️ Comments About the No Kings Rally on Mar 28

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Mar 27, 2026 Newsletter

Our latest newsletter is OUT! Click the image below to read about:

  • No Kings rally on Sat, Mar 28
  • Greenwood candidate filing tracker
  • April Breakfast meeting speakers announced
  • After Easter Egg Hunt on Apr 11
  • Floyd’s Fish Fry & Cookout tickets for sale
  • Recap of the March GWCDP Convention
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10 Commandments in SC Schools

From Nick Sottile, Executive Director of the SC House Democrats:

Thou Shalt Not Debate. That was the message of the Republican majority when they invoked cloture – a procedural move that severely limits speaking time and blocks amendments from being filed – just in minutes into the debate over H. 4762, a bill to require the 10 Commandments be displayed in public school classrooms.

Rep. Justin Bamberg (D-Bamberg) stands in silent protest after Republicans stifled debate by invoking cloture. Rep. Michael Rivers (D-Beaufort), Rep. John King (D-York), and Rep. Wendell Gilliard (D-Charleston) stand alongside him.

Many House Democrats are people of deep faith. Rep. Wendell Jones (D-Greenville), who is a pastor, emphasized his Christian faith in his remarks opposing the bill: “[I]t is because I love my faith – not in spite of it – that I oppose the mandatory 10 Commandments posting.” Rep. Jones went on to say, “I do not want the name of Jesus associated with coercion. I want it associated with compassion and conviction.” He noted that the Founding Fathers established a separation of church and state – which radicals like Rep. Jordan Pace (R-Berkeley) openly oppose. Moreover, Rep. Jones corrected the record about the bill’s legality…

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Mar 6, 2026 Newsletter

Our latest newsletter is OUT! Catch up on the following:

➡️ GWCDP Convention this Saturday
➡️ Floyd’s Fish Fry & Cookout ticket on sale
➡️ Dr. Jumelle Brooks announces candidacy
➡️ Sylvia Wright headlining education forum in Greenwood
➡️ Nationwide No Kings rally on Mar 28

Read it here: https://mailchi.mp/802a8d284757/gwcdp-newsletter-our-annual-convention-is-tomorrow-heres-what-to-expect

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