The 304 is
your home code.
They keep saying young people have to leave West Virginia to build a life. We say: build it here — and build it loud. The 304 is the young wing of the Randolph County Dems, for everyone 18–35 who wants a county worth staying for.
The numbers they
hope you ignore
West Virginia's median age — one of the oldest states in America. Translation: your voice is rare here, which makes it powerful.
Randolph Countians roughly your age. If even half showed up to vote together, local races wouldn't be close — they'd be decided by you.
That's about how many under-30s voted in the last midterm nationwide. The other three? Decisions got made about them, without them.
All it takes to start. Register, follow, share. The checklist below is literally gamified. We made it fun. You're welcome.
Stuff that actually
affects your life
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Broadband that doesn't suck
Remote work is the first chance in a generation to earn city pay with mountain views. That takes real internet in every holler — not promises.
Housing you can actually afford
Starter homes and decent rentals shouldn't be a fantasy. Young families who want to stay need somewhere to live that isn't a waiting list.
Read the full breakdown → 💼Jobs worth staying for
Apprenticeships, trades, healthcare, outdoor recreation — careers with a future, so "I had to leave to find work" stops being our state motto.
Read the full breakdown →Mental health care, no stigma
Counseling and treatment you can reach without a two-hour drive or a two-month wait. Especially out here. Especially now.
Our mountains, protected
The Mon Forest is our backyard, our economy, and our identity. Clean water and public lands aren't politics — they're home.
Education without the debt trap
Strong public schools, affordable college and trade programs, and student debt relief — so your twenties belong to you, not a loan servicer.
Level up your civic game
Two ways to start, zero meetings required. Your progress saves on your phone.
⚡ The 5-Minute Five (+1)
Tap an action to do it — it checks off automatically. Finish all six and something nice happens.
🧭 Find Your Lane
Three questions. No wrong answers. Find out how you'd actually enjoy pitching in.
No suits. No dues.
No cringe.
Here's the deal: politics decided whether your school had enough teachers, whether your road got fixed, and whether your town gets broadband. You're already in the game — the only question is whether you're playing.
- Show up in a hoodie. Bring your dog. Leave when you need to.
- Five minutes counts. So does five hours. You set the level.
- Your ideas get heard — young members shape what we do, not just how we post.
- Want a young-Dems meetup, trivia night, or trail cleanup? Say the word and we'll make it real.
