2026 CLINT & MICHELLE STENNETT SOCIAL & FUNDRAISER

Limelight Ketchum | Sunday, May 3, 2026 | 4:00–6:00 PM

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This is more than a gathering—it’s a catalyst. Join us for Blaine County’s premier Democratic event of the year—an afternoon of inspiration, connection, and purpose, bringing together the people and energy shaping Idaho’s future.

 The Clint & Michelle Stennett Social is both a beloved tradition and a rallying point—where community deepens, ideas ignite, and momentum builds for the work ahead.

About the Event

Get ready for a powerful and memorable experience where conversation meets action and optimism turns into strategy. You’ll hear directly from Blaine County’s Democratic leaders and candidates working on the front lines, including:

*Ellie Gilbreath, candidate for U.S. House (District 2) *Senator Ron Taylor, Legislative District 26 *Anita Janis, candidate, Legislative District 26A *Kevin Marsh, candidate, Legislative District 26B *Muffy Davis, Blaine County Commissioner *Lindsay Mollineaux, Blaine County Commissioner *Stephen Graham, Blaine County Clerk *Dawn Cieslik, candidate, Blaine County Clerk *John David Davidson, Blaine County Treasurer *Jim Williams, Blaine County Assessor *Eric Demment, candidate, Blaine County Coroner *Stephen Gaylord, candidate, Blaine County Coroner

Their stories, strategies, and shared commitment will not only inform—but energize and unite us.Their stories, strategies, and shared commitment will not only inform—but energize and unite us.

Why It Matters 

This isn’t just an event—it’s a launchpad.

Every ticket fuels organizing, outreach, and the infrastructure needed to compete—and win—across Blaine County and Idaho. Every conversation strengthens our network. Every person in the room contributes to something larger than themselves.

In a moment that calls for clarity, courage, and connection—showing up matters.

What to Expect

Inspiring speakers and forward-looking conversationA vibrant, welcoming community of engaged IdahoansDelicious small bites in a relaxed, social settingOpportunities to connect, organize, and take meaningful action.

Be Part of What’s Next

Whether you’re a longtime supporter or stepping into this work for the first time, your voice belongs here. Your presence matters. Every ticket purchased, every conversation shared, every idea sparked helps build a stronger, more resilient Democratic future. Come ready to be inspired. Leave ready to act.

Reserve Your Spot

Now is the time to show up—and step forward. Bring a friend. Build momentum. Be part of what’s next. Together, we organize. Together, we build. Together, we win.

*The Stennett Social & Fundraiser is hosted by the Blaine County Democratic Central Committee.

You’re Invited to a Candidate Forum

Monday, April 13 at 6:00 p.m. Town Center West | 116 S. River Street | Hailey

As Blaine County approaches a pivotal primary election, local voters will have a valuable opportunity to hear directly from the candidates seeking to serve in key county roles.

This public event is designed to give voters a clear, side-by-side look at the candidates, their priorities, and their vision for Blaine County’s future.

The forum will feature candidates in two important races. For Blaine County Clerk, incumbent Stephen Graham and challenger Dawn Cieslik will discuss their qualifications and answer questions ahead of the May primary, where voters will decide who advances to the November general election.

Also appearing are candidates for Blaine County Coroner, Eric Demment and Stephen Gaylord. While there is no Republican challenger in this race, the forum offers voters a meaningful opportunity to understand how each candidate would approach this critical public safety role.

The discussion will be moderated by Benjamin Reed, an Idaho journalist and radio news director, who will guide the conversation and ensure a thoughtful and informative exchange.

More than just a preview of the ballot, the forum reflects the Blaine County Democrats’ commitment to transparency, civic engagement, and informed voting. In a time when local leadership matters more than ever, events like this create space for voters to engage directly with those seeking to serve.

Community members are encouraged to attend, bring questions, and take part in the democratic process.

*The Forum is hosted by the Blaine County Democratic Central Committee.

Community Town Hall to Focus on Library and Ambulance Levies

Sunday, April 19, 1PM
Town Center West Hailey | 116 S. River Street | Hailey

 With important funding decisions on the horizon, the Blaine County Democrats are convening a community conversation to help voters better understand what’s at stake. 

On Sunday, April 19 at 1:00 p.m., a Town Hall on the upcoming library and ambulance levies will be held at Town Center West in Hailey. The event will provide an in-depth look at the measures appearing on the May ballot and what they mean for essential services across the county.

Presentations will be led by Tim Keirn and Patrick McIntyre, who will walk attendees through the purpose of the levies, how the funding would be used, and the potential impacts on the community. From access to library resources to the reliability of emergency medical response, these measures touch core aspects of daily life in Blaine County.

The discussion will be moderated by Chantal Westerman, Vice Chair of the Blaine County Democrats, who will facilitate a clear and constructive dialogue and ensure space for audience questions.

This town hall is designed to be informational, accessible, and grounded in community needs—offering voters the context and clarity needed to make informed decisions at the ballot box.

As with the candidate forum, the event is free and open to the public. All are encouraged to attend, learn, and participate in shaping the future of Blaine County.

*The Town Hall is hosted by the Blaine County Democratic Central Committee.