Who we are and why we serve Placer County
In April 2009, a dedicated group of Roseville activists came together with the purpose of ensuring that Roseville, as the population center of Placer County, had a true democratic voice and club of its own. The founding name was the
Roseville Junction Unity Democratic Club, but as time passed the club became known as the Roseville Junction Democratic Club (RJDC). The club decided to keep the word "Junction" in its name as homage to the city's original name as a once bustling railroad town pure in history as a junction for farmers and as the largest rail yard on the west coast.
RJDC is open to any Democrat that wishes to join us no matter where you live. Members join us from Sacramento, Rocklin, Granite Bay and many other surrounding areas.
Our members work actively for working families, affordable and accessible health care, restoring our Bill of Rights, protecting our right to honest elections, energy independence, a clean environment and safe food, a living wage, and restoring our place in our community.
Come join us at our next meeting and see what we are all about!
Roseville Junction Unity Democratic Club, but as time passed the club became known as the Roseville Junction Democratic Club (RJDC). The club decided to keep the word "Junction" in its name as homage to the city's original name as a once bustling railroad town pure in history as a junction for farmers and as the largest rail yard on the west coast.
RJDC is open to any Democrat that wishes to join us no matter where you live. Members join us from Sacramento, Rocklin, Granite Bay and many other surrounding areas.
Our members work actively for working families, affordable and accessible health care, restoring our Bill of Rights, protecting our right to honest elections, energy independence, a clean environment and safe food, a living wage, and restoring our place in our community.
Come join us at our next meeting and see what we are all about!
