Welcome to the West LA Democratic Club

The West LA Democratic Club is the official Democratic club for this large region. Our organization meets monthly to plan, organize and discuss Democratic politics. We are a grassroots force behind political campaigns and initiatives. Our members include everyone from local citizens to members of Congress and local city government.

QUESTIONS concerning this website can be directed to Mark Haskin

at jungle101@aol.com. Also, you can use the Comments function

below. We welcome any questions, corrections or suggestions that

may be useful towards the above stated goals of the club.

The WLADC Board meets on the first Monday of each month at the

IHOP located at8600 S Sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90045 at 7PM.

In addition, we hold general meetings for all members and guests. At these meetings we wish to educate and entertain.

We hold debates among candidates, discussions with popular authors and stimulating discussions devoted to topical issues. Any ideas? Contact

us at jungle101@aol.com .

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