​​The Shrewsbury Democratic Town Committee

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February DTC Meeting
Monday, February 10, 7:00 PM 
at Shrewsbury Federal Credit Union
489 Boston Turnpike


March DTC Meeting
Monday, March 10, 7:00 PM 
at Shrewsbury Federal Credit Union
489 Boston Turnpike


April DTC Meeting

Tuesday, April 15, 7:00 PM

Special Meeting with Congressman McGovern

Click here to learn more or register


May DTC Meeting
Monday, May 12, 7:00 PM 
at Shrewsbury Federal Credit Union
489 Boston Turnpike

This meeting will begin with our caucus to elect Delegates and Alternates to the 2025 Democratic State Convention!


June: Summer Cookout! Date & information TBD! 


Meeting Recap

Didn't make our last Democratic Town Committee meeting? The DTC publishes brief recaps of our business meetings, which include summaries of information provided, links to sign up for campaign activities, and information on getting involved in our initiatives. Click here to access a recap of our February 2025 business meeting.


About Our Meetings
The Shrewsbury Democratic Town Committee typically meets once per month, on a Monday at 7:00 PM. Special events & gatherings are held in those months when we do not hold a regular meeting (such as our Post-Holiday Party or Summer Cookout). 


Though only full members may cast votes on formal business items, our meetings are open to anyone who wishes to become involved in the Democratic Party. you are encouraged to come by, introduce yourself, and get involved!


Contact Us Directly!


Shoot us an e-mail at ShrewsburyDTC@Gmail.com. This e-mail address is checked regularly by our Executive Board. 

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"Some people think you make change by demanding it. Some people think you make change by hoping for it. I think you make change by working really, really hard."

Hillary Rodham Clinton