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The Cobb County Democratic Party

The Cobb County Democratic Party is committed to developing and electing Democratic candidates to City, County, State and National Office. We are dedicated to protecting voter rights and keeping our state safe and expanding opportunity for every Georgian. At the national level, that commitment is reflected in an agenda that emphasizes the security of our nation, strong economic growth, affordable healthcare for all Americans, retirement security, honest government, and civil rights.

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Join as a member today and meet other like-minded neighbors, enjoy discounts on fun, local events, and stay up-to-date on all the latest Cobb County politics. Or just join the mailing list to get periodic communications from the Cobb County Democratic Committee.

Featured Events

Donuts with Democrats

Join fellow Democrats for our monthly meeting with donuts and refreshments.

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Quarterly Business Meeting

Join party leadership on Zoom for our quarterly business meeting.

We've got you covered! View a calendar of upcoming events and volunteer opportunities in one place.

Election News

Election Day is November 3!

  • Advance In Person Voting Begins: October 13
  • Advance In Person Voting Ends: October 25
  • Election Date: Tuesday, November 3

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Press Releases

Cobb County Democrats Call on David Chastain to Rein In Superintendent

During a partisan speech to teachers at the Welcome Back event, several walked out after Superintendent Chris Ragsdale told them that if they didn’t agree…