What Can I Do?

 

Make your voice heard!
Flood your reps with your concerns!

Make calls! Make contacts!

 

WHEN YOU CALL, BE CLEAR, SPECIFIC, and POLITE – What do you want them to do and why? The intern who reads your letter and tallies opinions reads hundreds of these every day. Make it easy for them to understand your point. DO NOT expect a reply, but know that it still counts to help the rep learn which way the wind is blowing. If you have it, include specific information about public polls and/or some quantity of voters who share your views.

Contact info for Delaware County’s elected representatives is below. If you’re not sure who your US or Ohio House representative is, enter your name here, then click Elected Officials.

NamePhonesUS MailOnline Contact Form
Sen. Bernie MorenoDC: (202) 224-2315
Columbus: (614) 469-2083
SR-B33 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
click
Sen. Jon HustedDC: (202) 224-3353SR-198 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510
click
Rep. Jim Jordan
(District 4)
DC: (202) 225-2676
Lima: (419) 999-6455
Mansfield: (419) 982-8045
2056 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
click
Rep. Troy Balderson
(District 12)
DC: (202) 225-5355
Pickerington: (614) 523-2555
2429 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
click
State Sen. Andrew Brenner
(District 19)
Statehouse: (614) 466-8086Senate Building
1 Capitol Square
First Floor, 140
Columbus, Ohio 43215
click
State Rep. Brian Lorenz
(District 60)
Statehouse: (614) 644-671177 S. High St
11th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
click
State Rep. Beth Lear
(District 61)
Statehouse: (614) 466-143177 S. High St
12th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
click

What's Happening?

For DCDP events, see our event calendar. Here are some other events that may interest you.

April 24: Drinks with Dems in Columbus

To keep up with what’s going on at the Ohio statehouse, check https://ohiobills.wtf regularly.

Ideas

The MAGA Pain List (save your energy for what Trump does, not what he says)

Dems 101 is a statement of Democratic values. It may help with identifying what’s important as we get blasted by lies and nonsense over the next four years.

Thinking about running for office, or working on someone’s campaign? Contact us.

What Happened?

General Election November 5, 2024

Despite some excellent campaigns run against appalling opponents, only one of our 2024 candidates won. Rhonda Johnson was elected to the Ohio State Board of Elections, District 7. Technically, that was a non-partisan election, but Rhonda is a Democrat, endorsed by ODP.