It’s BBQ time and the GCDP’s annual event is coming up. Join us for food, fellowship, music, & family on Sept. 6.

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The Greenville County Democratic Party (GCDP) is the local branch of the state and national Democratic Party. We share our party’s values, including a commitment to equal opportunity for all Americans, restoring women’s reproductive rights, promoting economic growth, improving public education, protecting the environment, making health care affordable for all Americans, and keeping America strong at home while restoring its standing abroad.

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Greenville could lose $6.2M in fed ed funds

By Linda HardmanLegislative Chair, DWGC Academic programs across the country – and in Greenville – are in limbo as the Trump administration is still withholding about $7 billion in grant […]

August Meeting: A coalition of groups tackles homelessness in Greenville

By Roxanne Cordonier1st Vice President/Programs, DWGC A 2025  annual survey of the homeless found that there were 739 unsheltered people in Greenville County, a 2 percent increase from 2024. The […]

ICYMI: MAGA & DOGE meet Greenville Replay

Three nonprofit organizations joined us at the July 14 meeting to discuss the impact of federal budget cuts and policy decisions on their organizations and the people they serve. We […]

Trump cuts purposely scheduled not to hit until after midterms

Also: Greenville County Sheriff signs cooperation agreement with ICE By Laura HaightPresident, DWGC The recently passed budget bill will have a big impact on our communities – most of that […]

How is Greenville being affected by Trump orders

The hit squad of young adults assembled by Elon Musk, calling themselves the Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE) barreled into the federal government, like gangbusters, moved fast and broke many […]

How the Legislature spent its time …

By Linda HardmanLegislative Chair, DWGC The 126th Session of the General Assembly did not pass as many bills as they usually do (81 total—about half as many as in 2024) […]

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