Erie County

Erie County Executive Committee Business Meeting
Meeting schedule posted for 2019.
Meetings are open!  All Democrats are welcome!

For more information, please visit here.

Please check out ISSUES to stay informed and EVENTS to be involved!

Erie County Democratic Party HQ 

For more information, visit here.

Democratic Women of Erie County 
monthly dinner and membership meeting

Monday, March 18, 2019

For more information, please visit here.

Do you feel the call to Public Service?
Plan to attend the important first step: A Main Street Program!

Visit here for more information!

for a very successful

VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE!

For more information, please visit here.

2019 Elections in Erie County

When can I request my ballot be sent to me by mail?
When are 2019 elections scheduled?
When are Voter Registration deadlines for each election?
When does Early/In-Person Voting begin for next election?

Visit here for more information.

2019 Erie County Festivals/Parades and Fair Season

Click here for 2019 parade and fair information.

Important information will be posted pertaining to the
2016 Democratic National Convention

For more details, please visit here.

 THE ERIE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S FIRST MOVIE NIGHT!

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO ATTENDED IN MAKING IT SUCCESSFUL AND FUN!

Another Movie Night will be planned in the near future!
Stay tuned for another eye-opening documentary!
Join Us!  You'll be glad you did!!

Click on clipart to the left, header above or EVENTS-Movie Night drop down.

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

BARACK OBAMA

VISITS SANDUSKY - ERIE COUNTY

THANK YOU to everyone who made the President's visit memorable:
Obama For America-Erie County Staff and Volunteers
Erie County Sheriff's Department
City of Sandusky Police Department
City of Sandusky Fire Department
All local safety agencies
Toft's Dairy
Attendees from Erie, Huron, Ottawa and Seneca Counties

For links to a YouTube video posted by Sanduskian Joey Cassel 0f TownGoBoom
and articles about the tour, please visit here.

Born August 15, 1919, in Sandusky, Clarence W. Seavers was one of Erie County’s heroes and treasures.  He was a 1937 graduate of Sandusky High School and attended Firelands College/BGSU for one year.  Clarence served our community in various capacities stretching back six decades.

Clarence was the first African-American postal clerk for the Sandusky Post Office, where he worked for 28 years. A World War II veteran, he served in the U.S. Army Aviation Engineers.  He was inducted into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame for his service with the 811^th Aviation Engineering Battalion, 1941-1945, building airfields in the Pacific Theatre.  Clarence was a long-time member of St. Stephens A.M.E. Church, where he was active in the Trustee Helpers Club. He served on many Boards including the Erie County Board of Elections for thirty-five years, Erie County Health Department, Firelands Regional Medical Center, Stein Hospice Service, YMCA, Goodwill Industries, Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts and Erie Huron Community Action Commission. He was also a Trustee of the former Providence Hospital Board, life member of the N.A.A.C.P., and was a retired licensed umpire for the Sandusky Babe Ruth League.

The Erie County Democratic Party honored Clarence – also known as ‘Mr. Democrat’ – for his lifetime achievements at a reception and dinner held at Plum Brook Country Club on Friday, February 23, 2007.  The award was presented by Ohio’s newly elected Governor Ted Strickland.  Clarence was well known by all elected officeholders not only in the Sandusky and Erie County areas, but also by those serving in Columbus, throughout the State of Ohio and in Washington D.C.

After a brief illness, Clarence passed away in the early morning hours of Tuesday, April 1, 2008.  The Clarence W. Seavers Citizenship Award celebrates local citizens’ achievements who have served our community tirelessly and unselfishly and who have been trailblazers – just like Clarence.

The Clarence W. Seavers Citizenship Scholarship Fund is available to those students continuing their education in the fields of computer or political sciences.  The Sandusky/Erie County Community Foundation manages the scholarship.  Contributions may be made to:  Sandusky/Erie County Community Foundation, 135 East Washington Row, Sandusky, OH 44870.                                                            

“I just tried to give something back.
As long as you’re able,
you can never give back too much.”

                                                                   Clarence W. Seavers