Volunteer with the GarCo Dems

Join our team and help us WIN this November!

  • Knock on doors with our candidates

  • Sign up for Outreach Circle to share election info with your friends via email or text

  • Share flyers with your friends through our “10 & 1 to WIN” campaign: Hand out our County Election Pocket Guide to 10 of your friends and recruit 1 friend who will hand it out to 10 of their friends… Email us to get your Pocket Guides: info@garcodems.org.

    You can also download and print out this one-page Pocket Guide highlighting some examples of the Republican candidates' alarming voting records.
    Print Your Pocket Guide

  • Write a Letter to the Editor

  • Phonebank with our candidates

  • Be a Poll Watcher. Register here.

  • Drop off flyers the last 5 days before Election Day to left-leaning voters who still have not voted.

  • Be a Volunteer Coordinator

  • Whether it's knocking on doors, making phone calls, or handing out flyers, there are so many ways to get involved! Sign up today!

  • Outreach Circle will help you identify all left-leaning Garfield County voters in your contact list so that you can email or text them a message about the election with the click of a button. Close to Election Day, Outreach Circle can help you identify any friends that have not yet turned in their ballots.

  • Make your voice heard across our community! Write a letter to the editor in support of our candidates, talking about issues that matter most to the community and supporting our local efforts.

Latino Outreach Initiative

Latinos make up over 30% of Garfield County’s population but are underrepresented in voter registration, turnout, civic engagement, and leadership. This lack of representation means we're missing critical voices and leaders.

In Garfield County, an estimated 2,400 left-leaning Latino voters didn’t vote in 2022, and across Congressional District 3, 87,000 eligible Latinos are unregistered.

To tap into this potential, GarCo Dems launched the Latino Outreach Initiative in 2022, modeled after Stacey Abrams’ New Georgia Project. This initiative aims to increase civic engagement, register and mobilize Latino voters, and develop Latino leaders.

We’re seeking ongoing support to grow this long-term effort.