Neighbor 2 Neighbor Program MOU
N2N Memorandum of Understanding
If you have any questions please email pac.rcdp@gmail.com.
riversidecostg · ·
If you have any questions please email pac.rcdp@gmail.com.
riversidecostg · ·
Click here to complete the agreement for the California Democratic Party Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the Mobilize, Organize, Elect (MOE) System.
riversidecostg · ·
All RCDP members (Regular) for the term April 2025 to March 2028 must go to the following link and submit a completed form in order to appoint alternates:
riversidecostg · ·
California State Controller Malia Cohen will be the next speaker featured in our Blueprint for Democracy Speaker Series. Register now for the event on January 18th at 2:30 p.m. (doors open at 2 p.m.) at the Fox Theater at 60 W. Ramsey Street, Banning.
About Malia:
Malia Cohen has dedicated her career to public service, focused on making our public dollars work for each and every one of us. That’s why we need her in the Controller’s office.
As the first Black woman elected to the California State Board of Equalization, Malia sees how unequal funding affects communities – that’s why she believes how we spend our resources is a statement of our values.
As Chair of the State Board of Equalization, Malia works to provide tax relief for Californians reeling from the pandemic, while holding corporations accountable for paying their fair share. She also cut wasteful spending and launched a Property Tax Modernization Initiative to ensure that the state administers property taxes more efficiently and fairly.
On the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, she led efforts to divest the city’s pension fund from fossil fuels, oversaw the adoption of an $11 billion budget as Chair of the Budget and Finance Committee, and fought to increase the minimum wage. She also served as President of the San Francisco Employee Retirement System (SFERS), where she helped manage the $22 billion fund, successfully passed a soda tax that generated more than $14 million in revenue to help fund public health measures in San Francisco, and served as Chair of the Budget and Finance Committee, which oversaw appropriation ordinances, bond issues, taxes, fees, and other revenue measures
Malia was born and raised in San Francisco and attended public schools in the City. She earned a BA from Fisk University and a Master’s in Public Policy and Management from Carnegie Mellon University. She’s running for Controller to build a fairer, more equitable California for all.
riversidecostg · ·
As part of the Riverside County Democratic Party’s Blueprint for Democracy series, Leigh McGowan, the dynamic voice behind PoliticsGirl, delivered an inspiring talk that underscored her mission to reconnect people with politics. Launching her YouTube channel in 2015 with the belief that “when you understand, you care, and when you care, you vote,” Leigh has since captivated millions with her accessible, no-nonsense approach to breaking down complex issues. During the 2020 election cycle, she reignited her platform on TikTok, using kitchen rants to engage younger voters in a way that felt personal and empowering. Her ability to distill intricate political topics into everyday language has earned her a devoted following of nearly 2 million across TikTok, YouTube, Twitter, Threads, Instagram, and Facebook. Her influence extends from grassroots audiences to leading politicians and celebrities, with her content garnering hundreds of millions of views and national attention, including features on MSNBC’s The 11th Hour.
Leigh’s impact goes beyond viral videos. As the creator and host of the PoliticsGirl Podcast, she has interviewed figures like White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain and Broadway star Alexandra Billings, while her solo episodes demystify topics ranging from the history of public education to the global rise of autocracy. Recognized for her role in shaping public opinion and contributing to election results, Leigh’s advocacy has even brought her to the White House to meet with President Biden and his staff. Through her tireless research, writing, and speaking, she continues to remind Americans that political understanding is the first step toward meaningful change.