Florida’s vote-by-mail rules have changed—and many Indian River County Democrats are no longer signed up to get a mail ballot in 2026. These are some of our most reliable voters—and unless we reach them, many could be left behind. Your quick, helpful conversations will make a real difference. You can make calls whenever it works for you–anytime between 9am-8pm on Mon-Sat, and 11am-7pm on Sun! Sign up to be sent all the details and begin making your calls. Training and support provided.

Talking directly to voters is the single most effective thing we can do to win elections. Studies show that face‑to‑face conversations can increase voter turnout by up to 9 percentage points far more than mailers or digital ads. It’s easy, it’s fun, and anyone can do it. We’ll meet at Democratic Headquarters (2706 20th St) to get trained, receive a list of local houses, and get partnered up with a fellow Democrat. You’ll head out together to talk with neighbors, share information, and help strengthen our community’s voice. Not into door knocking? We also need drivers at the kickoff to help transport volunteers between routes, a crucial role that keeps everything running smoothly. And for those looking to take it a step further, paid canvassing opportunities for Congressman Darren Soto’s campaign will be available at $20/hour (four hours on Saturday and four hours on Sunday). If you’re interested, just inquire at the kickoff to learn more. Every conversation matters. Every door we knock brings us closer to turning Indian River County blue. Join us and be a part of the solution.

We are excited to invite you to a community meet & greet with Congressman Darren Soto, our newly elected Democratic representative after redistricting. This event is a great chance to meet him in person and hear directly about the issues he is working on in Washington. Congressman Soto will also be on the ballot again this November, so this is an important opportunity to learn more about his work and ask questions. He will speak about rising costs for Florida families, threats to the ACA and Medicaid, the fight to cap insulin prices for seniors, and efforts to stop corruption in Congress. The event will take place on Saturday, July 25 from 1:00 to 4:00 PM at 1590 27th Ave. We hope you will join us for this conversation and help welcome Congressman Soto to Indian River County. Your voice and your presence matter, and this event is a valuable chance to stay informed and engaged. Thank you for being part of our community. We look forward to seeing you there.

There are over 25,000 Democrats in this county that need to be reached, and we can't do it without you. Join us at headquarters on Tuesdays and Wednesdays to help us bring in the blue wave!

This month we will be hosting our monthly meeting on Friday July 31st at our Democratic Headquarters! Please RSVP by signing up here. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to YoungDemocratsofIndianRiver@gmail.comSee you there! 

Talking directly to voters is the single most effective thing we can do to win elections. Studies show that face‑to‑face conversations can increase voter turnout by up to 9 percentage points far more than mailers or digital ads. It’s easy, it’s fun, and anyone can do it. We’ll meet at Democratic Headquarters (2706 20th St) to get trained, receive a list of local houses, and get partnered up with a fellow Democrat. You’ll head out together to talk with neighbors, share information, and help strengthen our community’s voice. Not into door knocking? We also need drivers at the kickoff to help transport volunteers between routes, a crucial role that keeps everything running smoothly. And for those looking to take it a step further, paid canvassing opportunities for Congressman Darren Soto’s campaign will be available at $20/hour (four hours on Saturday and four hours on Sunday). If you’re interested, just inquire at Headquarters to learn more. Every conversation matters. Every door we knock brings us closer to turning Indian River County blue. Join us and be a part of the solution.

Join us for a community town hall, hosted by the Young Democrats of Indian River and Partners, with Angie Nixon, candidate for the United States Senate. She will be visiting Indian River County on August 1 for an open conversation with residents about the issues that matter most to our community. The event will take place from 12 PM to 2 PM at The Emerson Center, 1590 27th Ave. This town hall is an opportunity to hear directly from Angie Nixon, ask questions, and learn more about her priorities as she continues her campaign. Everyone is welcome to attend. Please share with friends and neighbors who may be interested in participating.