Author Archives: Scott Simenas

Registered Democrats in Falmouth will be holding a virtual caucus on Wednesday, July 21 from 7PM to 9PM to elect 18 delegates and 4 alternates to the 2021 Massachusetts Democratic Party State Convention. On-line sign-in for the virtual caucus opens … Continue reading →

President Biden recently signed the $1.9 Trillion Dollar American Rescue Plan (ARP), sending direct relief to Americans in Massachusetts and across the country. President Biden has also launched the “Help is Here” tour to make sure Americans understand what is in … Continue reading →

The Falmouth Democratic Town Committee hosted fundraiser on Wednesday, February 17, 7PM for the Thelma Goldstein Scholarship Fund.  Prominent Democrats who knew Thelma shared reminiscences. Donations to the scholarship fund can be made by check payable to FDTC Scholarship Fund … Continue reading →

We condemn President Trump for inciting insurrection against the United States; the 13 Republican Senators and 138 House members who challenged the legitimacy of Biden’s election victory; and the self-proclaimed patriots who ransacked the Capitol. We commend the members of … Continue reading →

Philip Gessen, Falmouth High School Class of 2020, was selected as the awardee for the Falmouth Democratic Town Committee Thelma Goldstein Scholarship.  Philip’s brother, Daniel, recruited him for door-to-door canvassing in the 2018 elections.  Philip was also volunteer/organizer for the … Continue reading →

Welcome to the Falmouth Democratic Town Committee (FDTC) Website. To learn more about the FDTC, we encourage you to attend one of our virtual Zoom meetings which are held on the third Wednesday of each month. The meetings feature informative, … Continue reading →

On Saturday April 12th the Massachusetts Democratic Party Executive Committee and the full body of the Massachusetts Democratic Party State Committee unanimously endorsed granting permission for the Upper Cape Democratic Coalition (UCDC) to use the name “Democratic” and approved the By-Laws.  The … Continue reading →