The Red Hook Democratic Committee offers its thanks to all our 2020 candidates for their hard work in these trying times of COVID-19. Many were successful and we look forward to continuing the work of helping elect and re-elect our Read more…
DEADLINE MONDAY APRIL 20 The Red Hook Democratic Committee is urging local high school seniors to apply for our annual $500 scholarship award. To enter this year’s competition DOWNLOAD INFORMATION AND APPLICATION HERE: 2020RHDC-Scholarship-Application SEND A RED HOOK GRAD TO Read more…
Our scholarship for a senior graduating from Red Hook High School was formed in 2011. The Red Hook Democratic Committee will continue this tradition again this year – pledging a five hundred dollar scholarship to encourage a worthy student to pursue further studies beyond High School. Please click the red button on the right and make a generous contribution.
Tuesday, March 1st, 7-10 pm Murray’s : 73 Broadway, Tivoli, New York 12583 Open to the public–all are welcome! Join us to watch the results roll in from the Super Tuesday Primary Election states. Over 1000 delegates are up for Read more…
Next election: Presidential Primary April 19: Bernie or Hillary? Follow the news and discussion on our Facebook page!
Join us Wednesday September 9th from 6:00-7:00pm at the Red Hook Village Hall to help nominate candidates for the coming November 3 election.
You’re invited to the Red Hook Rec Park on July 4th, 2015 from noon till 3pm for a family BBQ / Picnic. Bring a dish if you want to share or just come by and meet your neighbors, local leaders Read more…
DEADLINE WEDNESDAY APRIL 15! The Red Hook Democratic Committee is urging local high school seniors to apply for the Annual RHDC $500 scholarship award. To enter this year’s competition DOWNLOAD COMPLETE INFORMATION AND APPLICATION HERE. Candidates must demonstrate a commitment Read more…
Our big election news: early results show Micki Strawinski winning a very close race for County Legislature with a final tally of 1209 to Ben’s 1168. Unofficial reports also showed about 104 absentee ballots to be counted, which leaves the Read more…
For more than 20 years I have dedicated myself to service – whether it was as an active member of parent teacher associations, child advocate and tutor in the school district or as a volunteer my local community. Over the last 4 of these years, it has been my great honor to serve as a council member on the Red Hook Town Board. In this time I have learned a great deal about how government is supposed to work.
With the encouragement of family and friends I decided to take a step up the political ladder to the county level. While I will represent the residents of Red Hook and Tivoli, decisions made at this level will take on a more personal meaning because of the deep family roots I have in the county. If elected I can only promise this: I will continue to serve with the same energy, enthusiasm and advocacy as I have in the past.