Springfield Township Democratic Committee

Serving the Montgomery County, PA communities of Flourtown, Erdenheim, Oreland, and Wyndmoor, and including portions of Lafayette Hill, Miquom, Laverock, North Hills, and Glenside. 

 

 

Interested in running for office in Springfield? We need YOU!

Springfield Township Commissioners serve four-year terms. Commissioners for Wards 2, 4, and 6 will be elected in the November 2025 general election. Similarly, School Board members serve four-year terms; four will be elected in November 2025. (Commissioners for Wards 1, 3, 5, and 7, as well as the five other School Board Directors will be elected next in November 2027). You can find general information about how to run for office by visiting the Montgomery County website.

The Springfield Township Democratic Committee (STDC) endorses commissioner and school board candidates who share our values. All candidates interested in being considered for an STDC endorsement should submit a letter of interest and a current resume through this google form, OR via email to SpringfieldDemsMontco@gmail.com by the deadline, January 10, 2025.

Please note the following:

  1. Candidates must be registered Democrats residing in the ward/town in which they seek office, demonstrate how they share STDC’s values, and communicate how they will serve their constituents.

  2. The Recruitment and Nominating Committee will hold interviews on a rolling basis, and will make endorsement nominations to STDC in February, 2025. Only duly elected or appointed STDC committee people can vote on STDC endorsements. If no single candidate receives at least 60% of the STDC vote, no endorsement will be made.

  3. All interested and qualified candidates, new and incumbent, will be considered. STDC is committed to a fair, transparent, and inclusive endorsement process, open to all Springfield Township registered Democratic voters, who reside within the ward in which they seek office, regardless of race, color, creed, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, ethnic identity or economic status.

  4. Please direct any questions or concerns about this process to the Chair of STDC, at SpringfieldDemsMontco@gmail.com


See Who We Are — Join The Joy

Petition Party Spring ‘24 — Thanks for the Great Turnout. We collected over 650 signatures to help get our candidates on the November ballot.

Montgomery County Democratic Committee endorsement convention — Just a handful of the committed Democrats who are helping to get out the vote in 2024.

Democracy is on the line. Get Involved — Join Us.


November ‘23, Municipal, County, and Statewide Election : A Clean Sweep for Springfield Democrats — Thanks to all the voters, campaign workers & candidates.


STDC Needs Your Help!

  • Please CLICK HERE to send an e-mail to for more information or to volunteer.


What's Happening..

Next STDC meeting Thursday, January 9thh 7:00 PM at Springfield Library

Springfield Democrats Stand with Ukraine

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killing his Ukrainian neighbors, 

hatred of democracy,

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Resolution in Support of Asian American and Pacific Islanders

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have watched as discriminatory and xenophobic rhetoric, verbal harassment, and physical violence has increased against Asian American and Pacific Islander individuals and families in our Commonwealth and across the country.

Our township is comprised of many diverse families, including those from the Asian American and Pacific Islander diaspora, and we want to make it clear to our neighbors that Springfield Township is a place that supports and nurtures the safety and security of all people. The basic ability to be free from any crime against one’s personhood is inherent to building better communities. One act of xenophobic discrimination negatively impacts us all. No matter who you are, the victims of these bigoted acts and attitudes are our neighbors and friends, family members and loved ones. As such, we stand united with our Asian American and Pacific Islander community members and categorically condemn any act of discrimination or violence against any person, particularly borne out of xenophobic and racist views.

We will continue the work of combatting all harassment and discrimination, keeping the recent vulnerability of the Asian American community in mind. Hate has no home in Springfield Township.

Adopted March 21, 2021


Resolution Condemning Hate Speech

Hate speech of any kind is degrading and abhorrent and has no place in Springfield or any other community. Springfield Township Democratic Committee stands shoulder-to-shoulder with all of our Springfield neighbors condemning hatred, discrimination, and violence based on race, color, national origin, citizenship status, age, sex, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or disability.