The Wauwatosa Dems Community Action Teams are moving forward! 

We think that voter-to-voter contact is the most effective way to push our agenda forward and to regain control of our legislature and other offices.

Want to get involved? Here's information about training and events.

The Wauwatosa Police Department employs an officer who is responsible for the death of three persons. 

Alvin Cole. Jay Anderson, Jr. Antonio Gonzalez. All three were killed by Tosa police officer Joseph Mensah, who remains on the force. The Anderson family and their attorney (who is also representing the Cole family) will go to Tosa City Hall and the Wauwatosa Police Department on Thursday to submit their "intent to file a complaint" against the PD.

The Wauwatosa Dems are creating Community Action Teams to empower activists to directly reach out to their neighbors to:

• Talk to voters to learn their concerns and issues
• Inform voters about candidates and actions that can help move the ball on our political and policy goals 

Voter-to-voter contact is the most effective way that we can overcome gerrymandering and reverse the awful policies enacted by the GOP at the state and federal level. 

Want to help? Join a team and get the training and resources you need to make a difference.

Between Donald Trump, Mitch McConnell and the pandemic, it seems we're in a perpetual state of "fight or flight." Fleeing the country isn't a satisfying option, and tweet fights and Facebook postings are more likely to increase unhealthy stress than alleviate it. But there is a practical and satisfying way to fight: political action.

If you're interested in signing nomination papers, but haven't had the opportunity, Greg Walz-Chojnacki is collecting signatures on his back porch at 8007 Portland Ave. Social distancing will be observed!

The pandemic is affecting candidates for the November elections. Their first hurdle is collecting nomination signatures, and this has been made very difficult by the need for social distancing. Here's how to help.

The focus of this canvass is to talk to people about the fact that there is the Wisconsin Supreme Court primary, other judicial races and many important local primary elections.

Meet the candidates running in the February primary election at the Tosa Shared Values event from 10 a.m. till Noon on Feb. 8 in the Firefly Room of the Wauwatosa Library. (The primary election is Feb. 18.)

Celebrate Impeachment at the last DLT of the year.

We'll also be joined by Zach Whitney, candidate for judge in Branch 5 of the Circuit Court.

We'll meet at 6:30 p.m. at Camp Bar Tosa, 6600 W. North Ave.

Please Join Tom Palzewicz and Friends

For a fundraising/meet-and-greet

at the Home of Greg & Mary Walz-Chojnacki