About Us

The Caledonia County Democratic Committee
is one of the 14 county committees in Vermont. We meet monthly, and while all are welcome, each town in the county sends an official representative to the county committee.

Representatives from each county are appointed to represent their county at the Vermont State Democratic Committee.

Issiah at No Kings Rally 10.18.25
Message Our Values!

Goal 1: Strengthen messaging to reconnect with core and emerging constituents. Objective 1: Develop emotionally resonant, values-based messaging that reaches moderates, working-class voters, and youth without alienating the base.

Structure and Engaging Towns

Goal 2: Revitalize infrastructure and Town Committee Capacity.
Objective 2: Support the activation of and CCDC connection with town committees and provide tools, leadership, and purpose to members and volunteers.

Rebuld Trust Through Events

Goal 3: Rebuild trust with working class communities and youth.
Objective 3: Reconnec with marginalized, disillusioned, or overlooked groups through service, visibility, and shared purpose.

Fight for Democracy!

Goal 4: Counter misinformation and defend Democratic values.
Objectives 4: Equip members and allies to respond to rising authoritarianism and right-wing narrarives effectively.

Strategic Plan

In 2025, the Caledonia County Democratic Committee went through a strategic planning process to outline our goals and objectives to effectively defend our Democratic values.

Our Vison Statement articulates these values:

We envision a strong, inclusive, and community-rooted Democratic movement in Caledonia County that earns back the trust of working-class and rural residents.  By focusing on trust, service, and bold grassroots action, we’ll be ready to win back Democratic seats and defend out democracy.

Caledonia Elected Officials 2024

Visit our Get Involved page to help elect more Democrats to the Vermont State House in 2026.

Representative Scott Campbell

Representative Scott Campbell

Caledonia-Essex

Scott represents Kirby, Concord, and St. Johnsbury.  He serves on the House Committee on Energy and Digital Infrastructure.