The Quincy Democratic City Committee meets every 2nd Tuesday.

Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, November 12th at 6:30pm. It is open to all who are interested. The location is NAGE, 159 Thomas E. Burgin Parkway, Quincy, MA, 02169.

This will be a hybrid meeting, with in-person attendance encouraged, to the extent you are comfortable. We will also use the same Zoom link for our existing monthly meetings. Members should keep an eye out for an email announcing the in-person location and with a reminder of the existing Zoom link.

Join the Quincy Dems for a visibility event on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5th from 3pm-5pm.

We will be holding signs at the intersection of Sea Street and Southern Artery.

There is parking along Coddington Street and the nearby track parking lot. Please be mindful of nearby residences and businesses when finding parking.

For more information, contact Mike Berry at 617-592-5897 or Ward1QuincyDems@gmail.com.

Join the Quincy Dems for a visibility event on Friday, November 1st from 3:45pm-Sunset.

We will be holding signs at the Robertson Street overpass above I-93 in West Quincy, near East Milton Square.

The address provided, 157 Robertson Street, is a nearby address for GPS/mapping/reference purposes only. Please be mindful of nearby residences and businesses when finding parking.

For more information, contact Mike Berry at 617-592-5897 or Ward1QuincyDems@gmail.com.

Join the Quincy Dems for a visibility event on Saturday, October 26th from 11am-1pm.

We will hold signs for the Harris-Walz ticket at the corner of Furnace Brook Parkway and Copeland Street. Come pick up a free Quincy Dems/Harris-Walz 2024 sign for your own lawn too!

Help is also needed with bringing signs. For more information, contact Mike Berry at Ward1QuincyDems@gmail.com.

Join the Quincy Dems for a visibility event on Saturday, October 19th from 11am-1pm.

We will meet at Central Middle School at 875 Hancock Street, where early voting will be taking place. We will hold signs for the Harris-Walz ticket.

For more information, contact Mike Berry at Ward1QuincyDems@gmail.com.

Join the Quincy Dems for a visibility event on Wednesday, October 16th from 4.00pm-6.00pm.

We will be holding signs at the Robertson Street overpass above I-93 in West Quincy, near East Milton Square.

The address provided, 157 Robertson Street, is a nearby address for GPS/mapping/reference purposes only. Please be mindful of nearby residences and businesses when finding parking.

For more information, contact Mike Berry at Ward1QuincyDems@gmail.com.

Join the Quincy Dems for a visibility event on Thursday, October 10th. We will hold signs for the Harris-Walz ticket on the Quincy side of the Fore River Bridge. For more information, contact Mike Berry at Ward1QuincyDems@gmail.com.

Update: please meet beforehand at the Dairy Queen parking lot at 652 Washington Street.

Join the Quincy Dems on Tuesday, October 8th for postcard writing to swing states (beginning at 5.30pm) and our regular monthly meeting (beginning at 6.30pm). We will also have new "Quincy Dems - Harris-Walz 2024" and "Warren for Senate" lawn signs available.

The location is NAGE, 159 Thomas E. Burgin Pkwy, Quincy, MA 02169.

Mark your calendars!

September 3, 2024 – State Primaries

District: Statewide

Offices on Ballot:

• U.S. Senator

• U.S. Representative

• Governor’s Councillor

• State Senator

• State Representative

• Register of Deeds

• Clerk of Courts

• County Commissioner (certain counties only)

Early voting details to be announced by the city.

Voter Registration Deadline: August 24, 2024

Vote by Mail Application Deadline:

August 26, 2024

Polling Hours:

7 a.m. – 8 p.m.

The Quincy Democratic City Committee meets every 2nd Tuesday.

This is a placeholder for our August meeting which will take place on August 13th. The meeting is open to all members and all interested. The location is NAGE, 159 Thomas E. Burgin Parkway, Quincy, MA, 02169.

This will be a hybrid meeting, with in-person attendance encouraged, to the extent you are comfortable. We will also use the same Zoom link for our existing monthly meetings. Members should keep an eye out for an email announcing the in-person location and with a reminder of the existing Zoom link.

The Quincy Democratic City Committee meets every 2nd Tuesday.

On July 9, 2024, we will replace our normal monthly meeting with a gathering for ward and committee chairs to plan our annual October breakfast and our schedule for the rest of the year. We need your help in planning and executing these events. The meeting is open to all members and all interested.

We will meet at: NAGE, 159 Thomas Burgin Parkway, Quincy, MA, 02169.

This will be a hybrid meeting, with in-person attendance encouraged, to the extent you are comfortable. We will also use the same Zoom link for our existing monthly meetings. Members should keep an eye out for an email announcing the in-person location and with a reminder of the existing Zoom link.

Join us for our monthly meeting of the Quincy Democratic City Committee, held every 2nd Tuesday.

We anticipate that this will be our first hybrid (Zoom + in-person) meeting since the beginning of COVID. The Zoom link will continue to be the same one used in prior monthly meetings. Members should keep an eye out for an email announcing the in-person location and with a reminder of the existing Zoom link.

Please email quincydems@gmail.com with any questions. You can also sign up to join our email list to receive informational emails with meeting details.

Join the Quincy Dems at the 2024 Quincy Pride Festival on Sunday, June 2nd!

We will have a tent for outreach and visibility. The public portion of the festival is from 12pm-5pm, but we also need help with the following:

10am-1pm - tent setup and festival opening
1pm-4pm - tent staffing
4pm-6pm - tent wind-down

Guaranteeed: a roaringly good time with a fun group of folks!

Sign up at this link. Thanks for your help!

The 2024 Massachusetts Democratic State Convention will be held on June 1st at the DCU Center in Worcester. More information at the Mass Dems website.

Join us virtually for our monthly meeting of the Quincy Democratic City Committee. This is our first meeting after our biennial citywide and ward reorg meeting with our new officers. Members should keep an eye out for an email with a Zoom link (it's the same link for every monthly meeting). Please email quincydems@gmail.com with any questions. You can also sign up to join our email list to receive informational emails with meeting details.

This will be our LAST Zoom-only meeting, as we’ll be going hybrid (in-person + Zoom option) starting this summer.

Join the Quincy Dems for our Spring Day of Service on Saturday May 4, 2023 at 9 am. As part of Cleaner Greener Quincy, we will be working on the bridge honoring the late Paul Harold. Paul Harold was a great Democrat who served as a Quincy City Councillor at Large, State Senator for the Norfolk District, and City Council President.

Paul Harold Bridge

Walter J. Hannon Pkwy 

Between Thomas Burgin Pkwy and Parkingway

Quincy, MA 02169

The City Departments will bring some of the equipment needed. They will be supplying every project in the City, so please feel free to bring your own favorite tools to move mulch, rake leaves, and planting. The Quincy Parks Conservatory will be providing T-shirts for volunteers. The Quincy Dems will be joining in for the city’s annual spring cleaning as our Spring Day of Service. The purpose of our Days of Service is to be a visible, unified force in our state through work done in the local communities. Register for updates and to reserve your t-shirt: online sign-up form

Questions? Contact our Affirmative Action & Outreach Chair Kimberly Cavanaugh.

On Saturday April 13, Quincy Wards 1-6 Democratic committee members elected on the March 5 Presidential Primary ballot will meet for the first time as a new committee to sit their newly elected members and elect their officers. The ward committees will then sit to elect the citywide committee officers.

In addition to the elections, area Democratic candidates and electeds will have the opportunity to speak to the committees and collect signatures to get on the September primary ballot.

The reorg meeting will be hybrid via Zoom or in person at Quincy High School cafeteria, 100 Coddington St. Doors open at 9:00 am, with speakers beginning at 9:30 am and committee elections starting at 10:30 am.

All are welcome, although only ward committee members can vote in the elections. Reach out to your ward chairs for more information about any openings on ward committees.

Register to attend by Zoom here.

The following Citywide Officer roles are up for election:

• Chair

• Two Vice Chairpersons (one Male and one Female identifying)

• Secretary

• Treasurer

• Affirmative Action and Outreach Chair

• Publicity/Communications Director

• Public Policy Chair

• Sergeant at Arms

Join us virtually for our monthly meeting of the Quincy Democratic City Committee. We'll be covering the upcoming citywide and ward reorg meeting and reports on upcoming bylaws. Members should have been an email with a Zoom link (it's the same link for every monthly meeting). Please email quincydems@gmail.com with any questions.

Join us virtually for our monthly meeting of the Quincy Democratic City Committee. We pushed back our regular meeting date by one month for our ward caucuses on our usual meeting date. We'll be covering the upcoming citywide and ward reorg meeting and reports on upcoming bylaws. Members should keep an eye out for an email with a Zoom link (it's the same link for every monthly meeting). Please email quincydems@gmail.com with any questions.

March 12th: Quincy Democrats to Elect Delegates to Democratic State Convention

Quincy— On Tuesday, March 12th, at 6:45 pm, Ward 1 Democrats will be meeting in person at Houghs Neck Community Room, 1193 Sea St, Quincy to elect delegates for their ward. Those interested in getting involved with the Ward 1 Democratic Committee should contact in Ward1QuincyDems@gmail.com.

Separately, on Tuesday, March 12th, at 7 pm, Democrats in Quincy Wards 2-6 will convene virtually and in person at the Quincy High School cafeteria, 100 Coddington St, Quincy, MA 02169, to elect delegates and alternates to represent Quincy at the 2024 State Democratic Convention. Doors open at 6:30 pm.  Register to take part via Zoom here. Those interested in attending should contact their ward chairs or email quincydems@gmail.com.

Registered and pre-registered Democrats in Quincy 16 years old by Thursday February 15th may vote and be elected as delegates or alternates during the caucus. You can update your voter registration to Democrat online before the caucus begins. Youth (age 16 to 35), people with disabilities, people of color, veterans, members of the LGBTQ+ community not elected as delegates or alternates are encouraged to apply to be add-on delegates at the caucus or by visiting massdems.org/massdems-convention. The 2024 Convention will be in person at the DCU Center in Worcester, MA on June 1st.  

March 12th: Quincy Democrats to Elect Delegates to Democratic State Convention

Quincy— On Tuesday, March 12th, at 7 pm, Democrats in Quincy Wards 2-6 will convene virtually and in person at the Quincy High School cafeteria, 100 Coddington St, Quincy, MA 02169, to elect delegates and alternates to represent Quincy at the 2024 State Democratic Convention. Doors open at 6:30 pm.  Register to take part via Zoom here. Those interested in attending should contact their ward chairs or email quincydems@gmail.com with any questions.

Separately, on Tuesday, March 12th, at 6:45 pm, Ward 1 Democrats will be meeting in person at Houghs Neck Community Room, 1193 Sea St, Quincy to elect delegates for their ward. Those interested in getting involved with the Ward 1 Democratic Committee should contact in Ward1QuincyDems@gmail.com.

Registered and pre-registered Democrats in Quincy 16 years old by Thursday February 15th may vote and be elected as delegates or alternates during the caucus. You can update your voter registration to Democrat online before the caucus begins. Youth (age 16 to 35), people with disabilities, people of color, veterans, members of the LGBTQ+ community not elected as delegates or alternates are encouraged to apply to be add-on delegates at the caucus or by visiting massdems.org/massdems-convention. The 2024 Convention will be in person at the DCU Center in Worcester, MA on June 1st.

The Massachusetts 2024 Presidential Primary is on Super Tuesday, 3/5/24! Our Democratic Ward Committees and Democratic State Committee representatives are also on the ballot. In addition to Election Day, you can request an absentee ballot - be sure to request your ballot early! Early voting details will be announced by the city.

Offices on Ballot:

U.S. President

Party State Committee Man

Party State Committee Woman

Party Ward/Town Committee

Voter Registration Deadline:

February 24, 2024

Vote by Mail Application Deadline:

February 27, 2024

Polling Hours:

7 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Questions? Go to https://www.sec.state.ma.us/divisions/elections/voter-resources/when-where-how-do-i-vote.htm

Join us virtually for our February monthly meeting of the Quincy Democratic City Committee. We'll be covering the upcoming primaries, caucuses for the state nominating members, and reports on upcoming bylaws. Members should keep an eye out for an email with a Zoom link (it's the same link for every monthly meeting). Please email quincydems@gmail.com with any questions.

Our goal is to make 300 bagged lunches for the FBMS sites all over the South Shore. We are still planning to hold our event in person, but there are options for people who would like to participate at home. For those at home, we’ll be asking volunteers to sign up and pledge a number of bagged lunches that they will be making on MLK Day. 

We’ll be making bagged lunches at the Richard J. Koch Park & Rec Complex (1 Merrymount Parkway Quincy, MA 02170) from 10 am to 12 pm. It is a large indoor space that we safely used last year. For anyone who will be delivering bagged lunches the rest of the week, we will have bagged lunches ready for pick up that day.

We’ll be supplying Father Bill’s & MainSpring locations in Quincy and Brockton. They have informed us of which locations can accept bagged lunches on specified days and times. We’re looking for volunteers who would be able to help with picking up bagged lunches from homes on MLK day and to deliver bagged lunches on January 16-19.

Any families that want to take part at home are encouraged to donate the supplies for their bagged lunches, following the guidance from Father Bill’s & MainSpring. You can see the supplies needed here. However we know that might not be possible for all who want to volunteer. We will have bagged lunch supplies available for pick up at 10 am at the Park & Rec Complex. This must be arranged in advanced.

We're also fundraising donations to cover the cost of food and material for Quincy Dems-supplied lunches (any unused funds raised will be donated to FBMS) here

Our task sign-up form is here. Pl ease email Melissa Schapero with more questions at melissa.schapero@gmail.com.

Our monthly meeting of the Quincy Democratic City Committee for the month of January. Join us virtually for our first meeting of 2024! Members should keep an eye out for an email with a Zoom link. (Please note: the Zoom link is always the same for our regular meetings). Please email quincydems@gmail.com with any questions or concerns.

Quincy Democratic City Committee

35th Annual Breakfast ~ Sunday, October 15th 10AM ~ Sons of Italy, Quincy

Honoring Dan Haacker with the Dennis F. Ryan Community Award

Quincy, MA ~ The Quincy Democratic City Committee will host their 35th Annual Breakfast on Sunday, October 15th at 10am. The breakfast will take place at the Quincy Sons of Italy at 120 Quarry Street.

The Committee is pleased to announce that the 2023 Dennis F. Ryan Community Award will be presented to current Ward 6 Chair Dan Haacker.  “Dan has been a solid presence and supporter of this Committee and the Democratic Party for over 20 years. His leadership as the Ward 6 Chair is what keeps our Committee strong and active.  We are delighted to recognize Dan’s efforts with this award.” said City-wide Chair Alicia Gardner.   Chair Gardner added, “The Dennis F. Ryan Community Award, which was established at our first breakfast 35 years ago and was named after Dennis for his passion in his support and beliefs of the Democratic Party, is being awarded to Dan because he also exemplifies those principles through his words and deeds. 

This year our special Master of Ceremonies will be Norfolk County Treasurer Michael Bellotti.  Our special guest speaker will be recently elected MA Democratic State Chair, Steve Kerrigan.  We are planning a great morning, see you on October 15th!

Tickets per person are $40.00, tables are also available for $400. Buy your tickets at https://secure.actblue.com/donate/qdccbreakfast2023 (per person only) or make checks payable to the Quincy Democratic City Committee (QDCC) and mailed to, Alicia Gardner, 58 South Street, #020, Quincy, MA 02169.

The Quincy Democratic City Committee is a Committee of 200 plus members and associate members.  There are 6 Committees for each of the 6 Wards in Quincy.  Members of the Committee are committed democrats who work hard to support democratic candidates and issues.  Should you be interested in joining a Ward Committee, please contact Alicia Gardner at alicia.gardner6@gmail.com.

The Quincy Democratic City Committee is holding a Candidates Night on Thursday, Sept. 28th at Central Middle School. The doors will open at 6:30pm, start time 7pm. Further information regarding the format will follow. QATV has graciously agreed to air the program live and will then be re-broadcasting it during the campaign season.