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The Hamilton County Democratic Party (HCDP) Central Committee governs the actions of the party on a day-to-day basis. The Central Committee consists of the Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer. The Central Committee is elected by the Precinct Chairs and Vice Precinct Chairs in March of the year following the presidential election. The Central Committee officers serve for a term of four years. At the local level, the leaders of the Democratic Party serve in a volunteer capacity once elected.

The Events Committee is responsible for planning and executing fundraisers, engaging community events, and regular HamCo Dems meetings. Our goal is to create meaningful experiences that bring people together, strengthen our movement, and support our mission to move HamCo Blue

Under the direction of the Central Committee the Communications Committee helps carry out the look, feel, and impact of communications from HamCo Dems.

The Fundraising Committee is focused on generating funds to help support our candidates in a variety of ways. Fundraising activities may include letter writing campaigns, event planning, and more.

The Outreach Committee coordinates volunteer activities, including reaching out to those who have signed up to volunteer, training volunteers, and connecting them with campaigns.

Carmel Democrats are making waves—and we’re just getting started. With a dedicated and highly engaged committee, Carmel Dems have driven real progress in our city through common-sense solutions that benefit everyone. In 2018, J.D. Ford won the State Senate District 29 seat, representing parts of Indianapolis, Zionsville, and Carmel. The following year, Carmel made history by electing its first-ever Democratic City Council member, Miles Nelson. That seat remains in Democratic hands today with the 2023 election of Dr. Anita Joshi. In 2020, Joe Biden carried Carmel by 2.5%, and Kamala Harris widened that margin in 2024. Also Carmel residents are still proudly represented by State Senator J.D. Ford and State Representative Victoria Garcia Wilburn, who was re-elected to House District 32 in 2024. The momentum is real—and there’s plenty of work to do. Join Carmel Dems this year and be part of the progress!

There’s no denying it—Fishers, Indiana is turning blue! In 2024, history was made when a Democratic presidential candidate won Fishers for the first time ever. Jennifer McCormick brought home the first gubernatorial win for Democrats in the city in 20 years, and our incredible State Representative Victoria Garcia Wilburn was re-elected with strong support! The momentum only continues to grow. Fishers Dems are showing up and showing out—with 100+ attendees at monthly meetings, plus regular coffee meetups and happy hours to keep the energy going. What are you waiting for? Catch the Blue Wave happening in Fishers!

As Noblesville grows, so does the energy behind our newest city committee. The Noblesville Democratic Committee re-formed in 2023 with a mission to bring together like-minded residents in support of Democratic causes and candidates. By 2024, local candidates stepped up to appear on the ballot—giving voters real choices and pushing progress forward. Looking ahead, the momentum isn’t slowing down. Noblesville Dems continue to host monthly meetings every 3rd Wednesday, drawing 50+ engaged residents, along with Dems on Draft every 1st Monday, and our popular Trivia Fundraiser. Join the crew—we're just getting started, and we’re saving a seat for you!

The Westfield Democratic Committee is growing fast—just like the city itself—and building a model for what grassroots organizing should look like. With passionate candidates and an energized base, Westfield is on the brink of big wins. Just look at Alexis Lowry, who ran for City Council in 2023 and came up just 23 votes short. If you ever needed proof that every vote counts, that’s it! Westfield Dems are creating community through unique meetings like “Build the Bench,” “Civic Engagement in the Social Media Age,” and the monthly “Dems + Donuts,” which wrap up with a dose of community service. They’re putting in the work—and in 2026, we plan to be up by more than 23 votes. Join us and help turn Westfield even bluer—one vote, one neighbor, and one donut at a time!

Hamilton County is growing and changing—and let’s be honest, it’s not as red as some people would like us to believe. The northern part of the county is no exception. This group is a place to connect with like-minded neighbors, share ideas, and remind each other that you’re not the only blue dot on your street. Residents from Adams, Arcadia, Atlanta, Cicero, Jackson, and Sheridan are coming together to build a stronger community, support one another, and stay engaged in local issues. Whether you’re a longtime Democrat or just looking for a place to connect, you belong here. Together, we’re creating a North HamCo network that is organized, informed, and ready to grow.

Looking to connect, get involved, and have fun while making a difference? If you’re under 36, HamCo Young Dems is your landing spot! Whether you’re brand new to organizing or already active in your city committee, this group is perfect as a standalone community or a great addition to your existing involvement. The Young Dems host meetups, meetings, attend festivals, run voter registration drives, and—best of all—build lifelong connections with like-minded Democrats across Hamilton County. Jump in—there’s a space for you, and the movement is better with you in it!