Friends,

Mark your calendars! Today, we're announcing our historic 2020 IDP Hall of Fame celebration at 5pm on Sunday, July 26. This year's induction celebration will be the first virtual IDP event of its kind, and will feature speeches and guest appearances from prominent Democrats. You already know this is the most important election of our lifetime, and we're excited to gather together to celebrate the hard work of thousands of Iowa Dems on the road to flipping Iowa blue up-and-down the ticket and ensuring Donald Trump is a one-term president.

The Hall of Fame celebration is always an energetic gathering to honor that strong grassroots spirit. Our priority remains on protecting the safety and health of all Iowans. So, while we won't be gathering in person -- celebrating from the couch is the next best thing.

The IDP is the strongest state party in the country because of our dedicated leaders, activists, and volunteers, and this year, we're asking you to tell us about an outstanding Iowa Democrat who should be in the IDP Hall of Fame.

Do you know an outstanding Democrat who always goes above and beyond for their community? You can nominate them by filling out this brief 2020 Hall of Fame Nominations form by Friday, June 19 - [link removed]

This year's awards include outstanding achievements for:
Democratic Leadership
State Central Committee Member
Democratic Party Chair
Democratic Party Activist
Rising Star Award

Click on the link to learn more about the awards and nominate yourself or another outstanding Iowa Democrat by Friday, June 19. There's no limit on submissions as long as you fill out a separate form for each nomination. More details about how to attend the 2020 Hall of Fame celebration and featured speakers to come soon. We're looking forward to seeing you on July 26!



In Solidarity,

IDP Chair Mark Smith































































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