One County, One Voice, One Future

On January 8, 2026, the Prince George’s County Democratic Central Committee brought leaders, neighbors, and community advocates together at Manor en Noire for an evening centered on unity and purpose. Under the theme “One County, One Voice, One Future,” members gathered to reaffirm the values that guide our work: strengthening civic engagement, expanding community representation, and championing the needs of Districts across our county.

This event showcased what makes PGCDCC essential to Prince George’s County — committed leadership, intentional collaboration, and a shared belief that our collective voice can drive meaningful change. Photos from the evening highlight the energy and commitment that continue to push our county forward.

Photos from the Evening

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Impacts of the Trump Government Shutdown

In Two Days, Nutrition Assistance Funding Lapses for the First Time in History

Trump and Republicans’ government shutdown is beginning to have life and death consequences: in two days, health care costs will rise as millions lose access to nutrition assistance. But Trump refuses to intervene to save health care and SNAP.

On November 1, 42 million Americans are about to lose access to SNAP — the first time funding has lapsed in the program’s history.

6.7 million women and children who participate in the Women, Infants and Children nutrition program (WIC) could also go hungry just as temperatures begin to drop.

To be clear: Donald Trump has the power to keep millions of American families from starving — but he just doesn’t care.

The Trump administration currently holds about $5.5 billion in the SNAP contingency fund, Trump just refuses to use it.

Here is a table of SNAP recipient households by MD Congressional District (see the attached document for a nationwide breakdown):
SNAP Program by District in Maryland

Download 2025 SNAP Figures

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