DemocraticJustice.org
DemocraticJustice.orgDemocratic Justice is a West Virginia-based project to hold political leaders accountable and to advocate for a transparent, member-run state party. The group’s chronology of the state party’s internal crisis includes exhibits related to the Ickes network
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WV Fighting Oligarchy tour stop featured speaker who in 2021 used “drunken” — a racial stereotype — to attack an Indigenous Caucus leader
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Aug. 13, 2025 — DemocraticJustice.org objects to the decision to platform Morgantown, W.Va., City Council member Brian Butcher at Sen. Bernie Sanders’ Fighting Oligarchy tour stop at the Capitol Theatre in Wheeling, W.Va...
In West Virginia, Bernie Sanders’ “Fighting Oligarchy” rallies gave the mic to an oligarch’s allies
Bernie Sanders brought his “Fighting Oligarchy” tour to West Virginia, hitting Wheeling, Lenore and Charleston on August 8-9.
FAQ for Understanding the WV Democratic Party Committee Purge
Since news broke that the West Virginia Democratic Party removed 17 elected members from the State Executive Committee, I’ve fielded a steady stream of questions. A pattern in what people are saying has emerged that suggests the situation i...
WV Dems Remain Silent as Legal Questions Mount
West Virginia State Capitol, Kanawha Co. 11/03/15 by Gene1138, licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0. Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/gene1138/22139254684/
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Democratic Justice is a volunteer-led movement working to restore transparency and grassroots power to the West Virginia Democratic Party. We document abuses, support secure whistleblowing, and provide resources for those ready to rebuild.
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