Hat tip to Marty Wisckol at the OC Register for this story about DPOC Chairman Frank Barbaro’s decision to retire from his party position. Barbaro is leaving the party in better condition than he found it with vote registration up…
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Bill Clinton’s Coming to Irvine Next Week
by Dan Chmielewski • • 5 Comments
We don’t have a lot of details but former President Bill Clinton will be in Irvine next Tuesday for a post-debate rally with the election two weeks out. According to the DPOC, the rally will be held at UCI but…
Irvine City Council: Character Counts and Choi Lacks It
by Dan Chmielewski • • 6 Comments
This is a tale of a former Irvine Mayor and a candidate who wants to be. And a tale of character — of who has it and who lacks it. As the economic hub of Orange County, Irvine plays host…
DPOC backs Sarmiento for Santa Ana City Council
by Dan Chmielewski • • 2 Comments
Vincent Sarmiento has received the endorsement from the Democratic Party of Orange County for Santa Ana City Council’s Ward -1 seat. The Democratic Party of Orange County represents democrats in the fifth largest county in the nation. The party believes…
DPOC Executive Director Punched in Santa Ana
by Dan Chmielewski • • 14 Comments

Buying a cup of Joe in America’s Fourth Safest City (according to Forbes) should be a reasonably safe activity. But Nick Anas, the executive director of the Democratic party of Orange County, got a little jolt today with his coffee…
OC Democrats Make Local Election Endorsements
by Chris Prevatt • • 15 Comments

Updated with complete list of Municipal Endorsements. On Monday the Democratic Party of Orange County decided on their Municipal endorsements for the 2012 General Election.
DPOC to Consider Municipal Endorsements
by Chris Prevatt • • Comments Off

The Democratic Party of Orange County will consider endorsements in municipal races for the November 6th elections. The party will be endorsing candidates running for Mayor, City Council, School Board, Community College Districts and Water Districts.

