URGENT UPDATE - Due to the storms in North Cass tonight, the Central Committee will NOT be meeting. The Western MO Rural Democrats will still be meeting at 6:00pm at the Harrisonville Library. Please join them if you'd like, and be safe.

We're heading to Harrisonville Thursday night, July 24th, for our monthly meeting at the Harrisonville Library. We'll have a short committee meeting at 6:00 pm, followed by REACH training. The Western MO Rural Democrats will have an organizational meeting beginning at 6:30 pm.

What's REACH Training? Cass County has been chosen as one of 3 counties in the state of Missouri to test drive this app for the Missouri Democratic Party (MDP)!

The REACH app allows us to:

-Communicate easily with each other
-Send texts to friends and family
-Share social media and event info
-Even register new voters! 

We've been marching and resisting—now it's time to take an evening to kick back and enjoy each other’s company!

Join us on June 26th at 6:00 PM at Wallace Park (we'll meet at the large pavilion).

The Cass Dems will be providing hot dogs and chips—please bring a side dish or dessert to share.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Let’s take this chance to support one another, recharge, and remind ourselves why we keep fighting. Democracy is too important—we’ve got to keep going.

Bring a friend who could use some good Democratic company!

June is packed, and we want YOU involved!

We have so much going on to start off this Pride month!

June 7 - We are joining other area Dems to march in the KC Pride Parade

June 14 - No Kings Rally

June 17 - Drag Queen Bingo at Paradise Bar and Grill (more info below)

June 28 - Celebrate Pride with us at Roadside Bar & Grill (more info below)

Drag Queen Bingo – Tuesday, June 17th at 7:00 PM

Join us for an unforgettable night of fun and fabulousness at Paradise Bar & Grill in Belton, hosted by the incomparable Melinda Ryder!

10 Bingo Games

$10 per game or $50 for all 10

Prizes awarded for each game!

Proceeds benefit our LGBTQ+ Alliance and support LGBTQ+ initiatives in Cass County

Location: Paradise Bar & Grill, Belton

Tickets: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/drag-queen-bingo

Only 50 seats available! Get your ticket today—these will sell out fast

Get ready, Cass County! We’re turning the volume up and the pride out

Join the Cass County Democrats & Roadside Bar & Grill for a fabulous Night OUT!

DJ Maui will be spinning all night, and we’ve got prizes for the fiercest “Show Your Pride” looks!

Come loud, come proud, come ready to dance!

June 28 | Roadside Bar & Grill | 444 N. Scott Ave., Belton

We honor every service member who gave their life in combat or from the wounds they carried home.

Freedom has never been free. And for too many, the cost continues long after the war ends. Every veteran lost to suicide is a national tragedy — one we have the power and obligation to prevent.

Republicans in Washington are cutting critical services at a time when veterans need more support. That’s not how we honor sacrifice.

If we truly want to honor those we’ve lost, we must fight for the living.

State Representatives Davis, Irwin, and Gallick, and State Senator Brattin have shown they don’t respect the will of Missouri voters.
Last November, we passed Proposition A and Amendment 3.

But instead of honoring our votes, these lawmakers have already voted to overturn them.

Join us Thursday, May 22 at 6:30 PM
📍 Pleasant Hill Library
We’ll begin with a short business meeting, followed by:
✅ A recap of the Missouri legislative session
✅ A presentation from Respect Missouri Voters, a growing movement to protect our ballot initiatives.
Respect Missouri Voters is working to pass a new law that will prevent politicians from overturning what the people of Missouri have already decided at the ballot box.
Let’s stand up for democracy. Show up. Speak out. Demand respect.

Bring your signs and let Belton hear our voices!

Missouri’s Republican supermajority steamrolled harmful legislation before Spring break—ignoring voters, weakening public education, and prioritizing millionaires and corporations over working families.

HB567: Cass County Rep. Sherri Gallick (Dist. 62) led the charge to override the will of 57% of voters who supported Prop A, blocking paid sick leave because it’s "too inconvenient" for corporations. Reps. Irwin (Dist. 55) and Davis (Dist. 56) backed her, choosing big business over their own constituents.