This toolkit is a great place to start. While the LCDC coordinates meetings and activities to support and elect Democrats to office, we recognize that Democrats also need outlets for expressing their concern around issues, resources for gaining reliable information, and suggestions for taking meaningful action.
Don’t be afraid to stand up and speak out!
We encourage you to learn about how you can show your support for or opposition to Maine legislation that is in front of our representatives. You may act on your own or you may wish to work with an organization (like one listed below) that can direct your energy toward meaningful collective action.
Share your concerns by contacting our elected representatives, writing letters to the editor, talking with your neighbors, participating in marches, protests, etc.
If you would like to receive one-way communications about citizen actions or instructions on how you can make your voice heard QUICKLY, please opt in to receive Rapid Response Team notifications.
Support Maine’s Public Schools
Maine League of Conservation Voters
Maine Youth for Climate Justice
Natural Resources Council of Maine
League of Women Voters of Maine
Maine Citizens for Clean Elections
Grandmothers for Reproductive Rights (GRR)
Consumers for Affordable Health Care
Disability Rights Center of Maine
Maine Primary Care Association
Maine Center for Economic Policy
These resources and links are provided for informational purposes only. LCDC is not responsible for the content, actions, or policies of these external organizations or their websites, nor do we necessarily endorse all of their views. We encourage you to interact with these organizations and sites after conducting your own research to verify the accuracy of any information they provide.
Please note that this list is not exhaustive. If you have suggestions for additional resources or wish to request the removal of links that share false information or do not align with Democratic Party values and principles, please contact us.
Advocacy 101 training by the League of Women Voters during an LCDC meeting
How a bill becomes a law by Democracy Maine
How to talk to your legislator by Democracy Maine
Tracking the issues by Democracy Maine
