Was held on Saturday
(GREENSBURG, Ind.) – The Decatur County Democratic Party hosted the 2024 RFK Dinner on Saturday.
Organizers said the sold-out crowd was headlined by Dana Black, a political strategist, activist and former candidate for the Indiana House of Representatives.
“Known for her unwavering commitment to increasing civic engagement, voter participation, and advocating for marginalized communities, Dana electrified the audience with her passion for equity and justice,” Chris Ramey said.
Other speakers include Terry Goodin, who is a candidate for Indiana Lieutenant Governor, U.S. Senate Candidate Dr. Valerie McCray, Indiana Congressional Candidate Dr. Tim Peck, and state representative candidates Hollie Payton and Victoria Martz.
The dinner was organized by the Decatur County Democratic Central Committee, led by Chris Ramey, Hollie Payton, Ryan Maddux, James Payton, and Sarah Fleenor.
This year’s RFK Dinner was a testament to the growing momentum and dedication within the Democratic Party in Decatur County. With record-breaking ticket sales, community support, and a stellar lineup of candidates and speakers, the evening showcased the strength and vision of Hoosier Democrats as they head into the 2024 election cycle.
For more information about upcoming events and ways to get involved with the Decatur County Democrats, please contact the Decatur County Democratic Party at crameyconsulting@gmail.com.
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