CALL TO ACTION
Democratic Primary Candidate Forums via ZOOM
Council Democratic Candidate Forum April 2nd 6 pm
Mayoral Democratic Candidate Forum April 3rd 6 pm
Blue Monday Social Hour with
LaPorte County Democrats
Join us!
Blue Monday: LaPorte
Get to know your fellow Democrats and
Explore running for office in LaPorte!
WHEN? Monday, April 10th, 6 PM
(The Second Sunday of Each Month)
WHERE? Asian Fusion Restaurant
701 Lincolnway
LaPorte, IN 46350
Blue Monday: Michigan City
Get to know your fellow Democrats!
WHEN? Monday, April 24th, 6 PM
(The Fourth Sunday of Each Month)
WHERE? Shoreline Brewery
208 Wabash St.
Michigan City, IN 46360
Congratulations to all Democrats Running for Office
Municipal Primary 2023
Michigan City Common Council At Large
Don Przybylinski
Tim Bietry
Bryant Dabney
Vidya Kora
Michigan City Common Council – 1st Ward
Greg Coulter
Rodney McCormick
Michigan City Common Council – 2nd Ward
Daisy Lee
Paul Przybylinski
Michigan City Common Council – 3rd Ward
Joseph S. Nelson
Agnes Meer
Michigan City Common Council – 4th Ward
Katrina Davis
Sean “Fitz” Fitzpatrick
Michigan City Common Council -5th Ward
Tracie Y. Tillman
Michigan City Common Council – 6th Ward
Nancy Moldenhauer
Mayor of Michigan City
Angie Nelson Deuitch
Michael Mack
Johnny Stimley
Mark S. Yagelski
Ron Meer
Michigan City Clerk
Gale Neulieb
City of LaPorte Common Council – 5th Ward
Joseph “Joe” Mrozinske
Mayor of LaPorte
Ron Zimmer
Kingsford Heights Town Council – 1st Ward
Brian Nurnberg
Kingsford Heights Town Council – 2nd Ward
Kari A. Moss
Duane Arndt
Kingsford Heights Town Council – 3rd Ward
Dennis Francis
Kingsford Heights Town Council – 4th Ward
Joe Atkinson
Jeana Blake
Kingsford Heights Town Council – 5th Ward
Evelyn Ballinger
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