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Jeremy Sutka earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and a master's degree in computer science from Syracuse University.

Jeremy is the chair of the Collin County Democratic Party. He works at the Collin County Democratic Party.

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Jeremy has been the Chief Executive Officer of a custom software solutions company for the past 13 years.

Jeremy Sutka is currently Chair of the Collin County Democratic Party representing Collin County. He was elected in 2024 and has served one term. He is chair of the Collin County Democratic Party.

Jeremy is currently Chair of the Collin County Democratic Party representing Collin County. He was first elected in 2024.

Wants to drive voter turnout with a "clear, unapologetic progressive vision."

Seeks to elect more progressive Democrats.

Aims to register and turn out record numbers of voters.

Believes in building a party that stands for "justice, equity, and real change."

- Wants to drive voter turnout with a "clear, unapologetic progressive vision."
- Seeks to elect more progressive Democrats.
- Aims to register and turn out record numbers of voters.
- Believes in building a party that stands for "justice, equity, and real change."

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Jeremy Sutka

As a board member of the Colorado Community Democratic Party, increased monthly fundraising efforts and created new fundraising events, including the Boots on the Ground 2026 Kickoff, Roughriders Day, and CCDP Happy Hour.

- County Party Chairs appoint and oversee local election officials and workers, manage candidate filings and ballot placement for county offices, serve on the county election board, and help certify local election results.
- The County Party Chair is elected in a partisan primary election to a two-year term. Candidates must be accepted to vote in the selected party’s primary election or take an oath of affiliation with the party.
- County Party Chairs may receive payment, but only after the county party’s final cost report has been received on time and approved by the Secretary of State.