WE HAVE A NEW EMAIL ADDRESS AND WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!

mtdc.montgomery.twp.pa.dems@gmail.com

We're sorry if you reached out to us previously and did not get a response. The cloud ate our mail!

Montgomery Township

Democratic Committee

MTDC’s primary mission is to elect Democrats to office at all levels of government. Our members and our candidates also strive to promote informed and meaningful civic participation to respond to the needs of residents of Montgomery Township.

MTDC is part of the Montgomery County Democratic Committee’s (MCDC) Area 5 also known as North Penn Dems. The North Penn Democratic Committee is comprised of municipal committees within the North Penn School District, including Montgomery, Hatfield, Lansdale, Towamencin, North Wales & Upper Gwynedd.

Montgomery Township is home to more than 8,000 registered Democrats—making it the largest concentration of Democratic voters within the North Penn area!

PRIMARY Election:
Tuesday, mAY 19

Last day to register for

the primary election: May 4

Last day to apply for a mail ballot: May 12

DOS Voter & Election Information
Montco Voter Services

Your vote is your voice.

Now is the time to speak up.

TURN YOUR ANGST INTO ACTION.

Get involved at the grassroots level.
Contact MTDC to learn more.

Upcoming Events

Mark your calendars!

~May 30 - Fundraiser for PA-01 Bob Harvie at Comedy Cabaret Doylestown

Who else needs a FUN night out?
SAVE THE DATE for a night of laughter: Saturday, May 30, 2026
We’re supporting BOB HARVIE for PA-01 with this fundraiser. More details and ticket info coming SOON…

~2026 MTDC Meetings: MTCRC* 7:00p.m.-8:45p.m.:

-April 21

-May 12 (early due to Primary)

-June 16

-July 21

-August 18

-September 15

-October 20

-December 8 (Cookie Exchange)

~Protest events: National No Kings Day (see group websites like Indivisible, 50501, No Kings for times and locations)

(*Montgomery Township Community and Recreation Center)

Proposed Changes to
Three Voting Precincts

Three voting precincts in Montgomery Township have been proposed for realignment. Precincts 3, 7 and 8 have seen population growth causing long lines on Election Day.

Montgomery Township started the process in February 2025, working together with Montgomery County Board of Elections to gather voter data to determine new alignments to address the problems. Once agreed upon, districts were established, signatures from Democrats, Republicans and Independents from each district signed petitions to confirm the need for and their approval of the split of the voting precincts.

As shown in the maps, the precincts are proposed to be split along North Wales Road (in Precinct 3) and along Stump Road (in both Precincts 7 and 8). The registered voters in each precinct are listed on the attached maps (before and after the proposed changes).

At the voting locations, there will now be two lines with two sign-in books each and their own staff (Judges, Inspectors, etc) and scanners.

The intention is to make precincts similar in size to other precincts and shorter lines on Election Day.


Proposed precinct changes:
     Precinct 3 will become 3-1 and 3-2 at Bridle Path Elementary
     Precinct 7 will become 7-1 and 7-2 at Montgomery Elementary
     Precinct 8 will become 8 and 9 at Montgomery Township Community and Recreation Center
    
The hearing date to review and finalize these changes will take place on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 1:30p.m. at the Montgomery County Courthouse, Court room 11.
  
These changes will not take effect until the General Election in November.

IMG_8762.jpg
IMG-2775.jpeg
image0 (8).jpeg
3EA91AD8-1881-491D-BAAA-D65D075468CE.JPG
IMG_4075.JPG
IMG_4129.JPG
Photo Apr 08 2025, 1 41 54 PM (1).jpg
steamfitters-industry-day.jpg
IMG_6772.jpg
IMG_6775.jpg
20260530.BobHarvie.PNG

This is how we show up.

  • From door-knocking to fundraising to social media, our local candidates need a strong support system of local volunteers to “get out the vote” and get our voters to the polls. Fill out our volunteer form to let us know how you’d like to help & stay tuned for opportunities to join us!

  • We need voices of every background to ensure our government is a true representation of our community. We must take every opportunity to raise our voices if we want to see real progressive change in our community!

    • Join our committee meetings. We meet on the third Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM (with a few exceptions) at the Montgomery Township Rec Center. To be sure, visit our calendar of upcoming events to join us.

    • Write a letter to the editor. Editorials can be submitted to our local newspapers on issues impacting our community:
      North Penn Now - editor@northpennnow.com
      Lansdale Reporter - citydesk@thereporteronline.com
      Philadelphia Inquirer - letters@inquirer.com

    • Contact our leaders. Use our directory to find the best way reach our local, county, state, & federal officials or call Congress with background and scripts provided via the “5calls” app

    • Join a local protest organized by 50501, Move-on or Indivisible

  • Be sure to follow us – as well as our local reps and candidates – on social media! Liking, commenting, and sharing their content is a huge help in building up local campaigns. Facebook

  • Learn more about the Democratic candidates we're proud to support in the upcoming election.

Please join us on January 5 at 6:30 PM for the Montgomery Township Reorganization Meeting. The evening will include the swearing-in of newly elected, re-elected and appointed Township officials. We hope to see you there!
It was a clean sweep for Montgomery Township Democrats! While results are still unofficial, it’s safe to announce that every Democrat on the ballot won their race—and Montgomery Township voters also overwhelmingly voted to retain our jud
Receiving an endorsement from the Democratic party carries a lot of weight because it means the individual has been fully vetted to ensure their integrity, commitment to public service, and alignment with party values. Here are the endorsed candidate
We had another packed room at the MTDC meeting last night. Local Dems continue to show up in record numbers to turn their anger into action! We mobilized this energized team of volunteers with neighborhood walking lists and literature to help get out
Special thanks to Atul Sangal, Nand Todi, and Manish Ingle (pictured) for the invitation to participate in the Ganguar Festival celebration at the Bharatiya Temple yesterday! Township Supervisors Tanya Bamford and Beth Staab, along with Township Audi
At our Montgomery Township Democratic Committee meeting last night, over 30 fired up Democrats gathered ready to make their voices heard and put an end to the chaos of the Trump Republican regime. We are united, showing our V for “Vote Blue&rdq
We gathered recently to celebrate another successful year in Montgomery Township with a Cookie Exchange. More than cookies were shared at the event. We took the opportunity to recap our local election results and recognize committee people and volunt
Spotted these two Air Force Veterans greeting voters at the polls last week. We want to take a moment to recognize to Jon, Al, and Veterans everywhere, for your dedication to protecting our country and commitment to upholding our constitution. With g
Heartfelt congratulations go out to State Representatives Melissa Cerrato and Steve Malagari on their respective wins! Given what transpired in this election, these two wins shine like stars in a dark sky, illuminating a path toward a brighter future
Governor Tim Walz visited Montgomery Township today to celebrate Diwali at the Bharatiya Temple. He received a warm greeting from the crowd, which included a host of Democratic elected officials and candidates including Montco Commissioners Jamila Wi
The North Penn Dems Dinner took place at PineCrest Country Club this past Thursday evening. It was a wonderful opportunity to gather and celebrate the efforts of volunteers like John Coffey who received the Distinguished Service Award. John is a Hatf
MontCo PA in PA-01: Our ballots are coming soon…BE SURE TO VOTE for the Democrats on the front AND BACK of the ballot! This includes candidates in races that may determine the majorities in our State House, U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Rep