Remember to vote in the state primary on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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Monthly Meeting
Saturday, September 19, 2026 at 10:00 AM
(no meeting in August)
Rockport Public Library
Brenner Room (2nd floor)
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What can you do?
Register to vote and enroll as a Democrat at the Massachusetts Secretary of State’s web page.
Contribute to targeted Congressional races. See John Doue’s spreadsheet here.
Join the non-partisan standout at Dock Square every Saturday at 11:30 AM (weather permitting).
Check out local opposition to Federal actions since Inauguration Day at the Cape Ann Indivisible website.
For more ideas see our Take Action! menu above.
Marching with Us
Saturday, July 4 in the Rockport Firemen’s Parade
We also marched Friday, July 3 in the Gloucester “Horribles” Parade.
Special Election for State Representative
Thanks to everyone who voted. From the elections page on our Town website, here are the results for Rockport.
Congratulations to Dru Tarr, who also won large majorities in Gloucester and Manchester. Frieden got a narrow plurality in Essex.
Caucus Results
Thanks to all who joined us on February 28 to elect a full slate of 6 Rockport delegates and one alternate (plus our Chair) to the Massachusetts Democratic Convention May 29-30. We had about 60 people at the caucus including representatives for state and federal office.
The state party strives to ensure delegate representation that reflects the whole community, and has a number of add-on delegate seats, chosen by the Democratic State Committee, in the following categories: Disabled, Underrepresented Racial and Ethnic Groups, Veteran, Youth (16 to 35 years old), and LGBTQ+. The Democratic State Committee at their Spring 2026 DSC meeting in April added three Youth delegates from Rockport.
2024 General Election Results for Rockport
RDTC Facebook Posts
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Congressional hopefuls share views at Lynn forum
http://www.gloucestertimes.com
LYNN — Democrats running in the North Shore’s wide-open congressional race shared their plans for addressing affordability, the housing crisis, healthcare reforms and the impact of money in politics at
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