It is no secret that to fulfill our mission to elect Democrats, we have to raise money. Our annual banquet is our biggest fundraiser of the year.
When you purchase a sponsorship, ad in the program, or ticket, you help us reach voters. In return, we offer you a night of fellowship and fun, along with a promise to do our best to turn out the vote.
For prior banquets, we’ve been fortunate to bring leaders to Beaver County like Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Joanna McClinton, PA Representative and future Vice Chair of the DNC, Malcolm Kenyatta, AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Fred Redmond, then-PA Attorney General but soon to be Governor Josh Shapiro, and International President of the United Steelworkers, the late Tom Conway.
In 2025, we are excited to bring you three special guests.
One is a frequent visitor to Beaver County.
One is like family.
One is visiting us for the first time.
All are in the news!
Please join us on the evening of October 11th to welcome
Eugene DePasquale
Congressman Chris Deluzio
and US Senator Elissa Slotkin of Michigan.
Tickets will go fast! You have until September 15th to receive the early-bird discount.
To pay by credit card go to Act Blue. Stop by the office (see hours below) or email bcdcevents@gmail.comif you would like to purchase with a personal check.
Senator Elissa Slotkin proudly represents Michigan in the US Senate.
She has dedicated her life to protecting the country she loves. After 9/11, she joined the CIA and served three tours in Iraq alongside the US military.
In 2018, she flipped a Republican-held House seat for the first time in decades. In 2024, she was elected to the Senate, becoming the youngest woman in the Senate Democratic caucus.
In the Senate, Elissa is fighting for what she believes is the existential threat to our country: America’s shrinking middle class. In June, she rolled out her Economic War Plan to push Democrats to fight back and go on offense against President Trump’s vision.
Congressman Chris Deluzio is serving his second term as our representative in Washington. He is a proud veteran, voting rights attorney, and union organizer. Congressman Deluzio serves on the House Armed Services Committee and the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. Congressman Deluzio previously served as a member of the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee. His priorities are protecting our safety and small businesses, looking out for veterans, and fighting corruption.
Eugene DePasquale is no stranger to Beaver County. He’s been a frequent guest at our events, both large and small. This coming weekend, he intends to seek the position of Chair of the Pennsylvania Democratic Committee when the current Chair, Sherif Street, steps down to run for Congress.
Eugene is the former two-term Auditor General of Pennsylvania. He exposed wasted tax dollars and unanswered child abuse hotline calls, reduced the backlog in untested rape kits, and revealed problems with Pennsylvania’s Charter School Law. Before to his tenure as Auditor General, Mr. DePasquale was a three-term member of the state General Assembly.
In 2024, he ran for Pennsylvania Attorney General. On social media he describes himself as a dad, attorney, adjunct professor, former Auditor General, fitness Enthusiast, baseball, book, and Star Wars fan.
The Beaver County Young Democrats are making it easy for Beaver County officials to know how we feel about Sheriff Tony Guy’s application to work with ICE. Fill out the BCYD form and your comments will be bundled with those of other community members and forwarded to Sheriff Tony Guy, Commissioner Daniel C. Camp III, Commissioner Jack Manning, and/or Commissioner Tony Amadio.
Also, thank you to the volunteers who attended the Aliquippa Art and Music Festival.
Next Saturday, September 13th, stop and say hello at our table at the Baden Harvest Fest, 10 AM to 5 PM,149 State Street in Baden.
If you’d like to join us at future community events as a volunteer email volunteers@beavercountydemocrats.comor call Sheila at 724-601-2267 to find out how you can get involved.
If you can’t volunteer, please consider donating to help sponsor the work of our volunteers. Any amount is appreciated!
November 4, 2025 – Election Day. Last day to vote in the General election or deliver your mail ballot to the Courthouse. Your poll is open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
