Welcome to Democratic Legislative District 20
Mission and Goals​:
"Our mission is to promote the Democratic Party and its principles, ideals and candidates through fundraising, voter outreach and registration, education, and community service"
A message from LD 20 Chair, Rosemary Bolza
See What We Stand For for details on our positions on a variety of issues.
NOTE: the "Treasurer Information" page now requires a password, but is still available for any LD20 PC. Please email chd@chud.net for the password.
941 N. 4th Ave., Tucson AZ 85705
PROTESTS AND DEMONSTRATIONS
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Activities occur every weekend and often on weekdays too. See the sign gallery for original protest signs. For details see Protests and Demonstrations page.
Support the Pima Young Democrats
Help get some of our own Young Democrats to the Young Democrats of America National convention in Philadelphia in July. Young people are fired up, need to have their voices heard and by getting them there they are able to make meaningful connections with other Young Democrats across the nation. Last year we had only one representative at the convention and were able to make a connection that helped us get 50 Young Democrats from San Diego to come door knock with us in late October. It's imperative that we in Pima County continue to be the blue dot of Arizona and with your support we can make sure younger voices in our community are elevated!
Please donate whatever you can to the Pima County Young Democrats
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
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Here is a succinct summary of rights when interrogated, from Arizona Congresswoman Yasmini (CD3) .​
Everyone has constitutional rights regardless of their immigration status. If an immigration agent approaches you or your loved ones, knowledge is the best defense.
→ Ask to see a warrant. You do not need to open a door at your home or work unless they present a valid warrant signed by a judge.
→ You have the right to remain silent. You are NOT required to answer any questions.
→ Do not sign anything without contacting legal assistance or without first speaking to a lawyer.
→ Do not volunteer information or present false information. You do not need to share your immigration status or your date of birth.
