SCCDCC Resolutions
Resolution on the House Tax Cut
Resolution in Suport of the 49er Stadium in Santa Clara
Resolution on San Jose's Single-Use Bag Ordinance
Resolution in Support of the Public Option as an Essential Element of Health Care Reform
California Needs Real Budget Solutions
Environmental Resolution on Overpopulation
Resolution Calling for Ending the War in Sri Lanka
Oppose Recall of San Jose Councilmember Madison Nguyen
Opposition to “Limit on Marriage” Amendment
Opposition to Internet Filtering in Public Libraries
Resolution Opposing Recall of Councilmember Madison Nguyen
Protect Freedom of Information in the Library
Oppose Big Four Gambling Deals
Resolution to Senator Joe Lieberman
Clean Elections in San Jose - Boycot the COMPAC Barbecue
Support Tobacco Tax Initiative/Health Insurance for Every California Child Signature Drive
Resolution Regarding Troop Withdrawal from Iraq
The Executive Board of the Santa Clara County Democratic Central Committee passed these six resolutions calling for taking action and rethinking priorities after the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina:
- The Presidents failure to protect the American people
- Strategy to Oppose Republicans for their Failure to Invest in America
- Eliminate the Gaps in Social and Racial Equality
- Proactive Energy Legislation
- Restoring Sound Fiscal Policies in Washington
- Misplaced Priorities - Iraq vs Hurricane Katrina
September 19, 2005
Resolution Supporting DNC Chair Howard Dean
Resolution in Support of Gay Pride Month
Resolution Supporting Instant Runoff Voting, approved the SCCDCC Exectutive Board
Resolution in Support of University of California
Resolution on Voter-Verified Paper Trails
Resolution Opposing Efforts to Ban the Gathering of Ethnic Data
Resolution on Internet Advisory Group, approved by SCCDCC Executive Board
Resolution on Loss of Civil Liberties, approved by SCCDCC Executive Board
Resolution on Iraq, approved by SCCDCC Executive Committee
Resolutions on Threats to Civil Liberties
Resolution to Prevent the Spoiling of California Election