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On Sunday, February 19, 2017, some four hundred people in the Ann Arbor area met with the intention of organizing a group to influence Michigan's senators and representatives at the US level. This group is organized on the principles of an organization known as Indivisible.

[What follows are notes about actions taken by the recently newly elected Washtenaw County Democratic Party Executive Committee. We also passed a resolution re: a "Unity Candidate" for Ann Arbor School Board. See attached image]
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I am one of four Ann Arbor Ward 3 Washtenaw County Democratic Party [WCDP] Executive Committee members. There are 66 of us representing all County districts/regions. We are voting on who will lead the WCDP in 2017 today from 1230-2pm at 200 N Main in Downtown.

On Sunday, Dec 4, 2016, the Army Corps of Engineers announced that they would not allow Energy Transfer Partners to build the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) as planned.1 Today, Friday, Dec 9, 2016, Flint residents marched downtown to protest the pipeline anyway.

The Democratic Party renaissance continues. Last night in Ann Arbor, approximately 40 people attended a meeting called "Progressive Revolution in Ann Arbor," focused on bringing new people into the Democratic Party.