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Welcome to the Swampscott Democratic Town Committee (SDTC) website!


by Ralph Edwards, Chair

 

It is our intent to inform you and to engage you regarding the numerous issues and opportunities that face our great nation, our commonwealth, and our community. Like you, we are citizens and patriots committed to democratic [and Democratic!] ideals and values. If you're not a Democrat yet, use this site to become informed of what we do and why. I'm certain that you will find much that is consistent and supportive of your ideals and hopes for America. You are always welcomed to our meetings and to participate in our activities (more).


SDTC Sponsors Community Forum

Swampscott residents came together recently to discuss ways of strengthening a sense of community in a community forum sponsored by the Swampscott Democratic Town Committee (SDTC). Hosted by Senator Tom McGee and Representative Lori Ehrlich, the forum was structured to generate a conversation on the positives of "life in Swampscott" and what citizens can do to improve the quality of life. (more).


Democrats Honor Afghan Vet Blonder

Congressman John Tierney, State Representative Lori Ehrlich and over 50 Swampscott residents paid tribute to U.S. Navy Reservist Jeffrey Blonder who recently returned from Afghanistan (more).

Democrats from Nahant and Swampscott joined together in a food drive on October 24 to raise food for the eight local food pantries in Swampscott and Lynn. "This was our second combined effort ", said Steve Iannacone Chair of the Swampscott Democratic Town Committee's (SDTC) Reduce Hunger Project, "and once again we raised between 2,000 and 3,000 pounds of food". (more).