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What is ADEMs?
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Short for Assembly District Election Meetings, are grassroots elections held every two years by the California Democratic Party.
These meetings allow registered Democrats in each Assembly District to elect delegates who represent their communities within the party.
Running for ADEMs for Assembly District 14
Where is AD 14?
If you're a registered Democrat living in Assembly District 14, you have the power to vote!
Alameda County
Albany, Berkeley, Oakland, and Piedmont
Contra Costa County
Bayview, East Richmond Heights, El Cerrito, El Sobrante, Hercules, Kensington, Montalvin Manor, North Richmond, Pinole, Richmond, Rodeo, Rollingwood, San Pablo, and Tara Hills
What Do ADEM Delegates Do?
Shape the Party Platform: Delegates help decide the party's priorities, from climate change to healthcare and beyond.
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Endorse Candidates & Legislation: They vote on who and what the party officially supports, influencing elections and policy statewide.
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Organize & Fundraise: Delegates work to mobilize voters, build local campaigns, and secure resources for Democratic causes.
Why Does It Matter?
ADEMs give regular Californians a voice in the political process. Whether you're a student, a teacher, or a retiree, you can vote or run to become a delegate, ensuring your community's values are represented at the state level. It's a unique opportunity for grassroots democracy in action.
Who are the Progressive Labor Slate?
The AD 14 Progressive-Labor Slate includes a diverse group of Labor Union and Activist candidates.
We support tenant protections, workers' rights, rent control, housing co-ops, living wages, and the funding of schools over jails.
We stand for Medicare for All, stopping the privatization of public schools, reproductive and gender justice, ending mass incarceration, police reform, protecting immigrants, peace in Palestine, defending LGBTQ rights, and promoting mobility justice.
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