Empowering Women Through Action
Share the journey of political women coming together to make a difference. Every story and voice matters. Join us in creating a more inclusive future.
Join us every 1st Saturday of the month @ Charles Town Library for our monthly meetings.
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About Us
The Democratic Women's Club of Jefferson County is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to fostering unity and success within the Democratic Party. Our mission is to unite women with a shared commitment to the party's principles and values, working together to stimulate interest and active participation in government affairs.
We are committed to promoting the fundamental principles the Democratic Party has traditionally upheld. Through our efforts, we seek to develop leadership skills among our members and promote harmony within the party ranks. By encouraging civic engagement and political activism, we aim to ensure that women's voices are heard and represented at all levels of government.
Our activities include organizing educational events, community outreach programs, and advocacy initiatives that support Democratic candidates and causes. We believe that by coming together, we can make a meaningful impact on our community and contribute to the success of the Democratic Party.
Our Team
Regina Dyer
President
Meet Regina
Regina Dyer is a proud resident of Charles Town, West Virginia, a dedicated veteran, and a passionate advocate for rural communities and working families. She served nine years in the United States Air Force, concluding her military career in September 2007. Regina holds a Bachelor of Arts in General Studies with a focus on Business Administration from Southern New Hampshire University and an Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology from ITT Technical Institute.
Professionally, Regina has excelled as a Business Coordinator and Event Manager, demonstrating strong leadership in strategic planning, program coordination, and stakeholder engagement. Her career highlights include managing the Gulf Cooperation Council Youth Boxing Championship and overseeing system testing for the Office of Unified Communication (OUC) Call Center.
A long-time leader in civic and political engagement, Regina served on the Marion County Democratic Party Executive Committee from 2011 to 2014. She also served as Vice President of the County NAACP and was a Deputy Field Coordinator on a congressional campaign, deepening her experience in grassroots organizing and electoral strategy. During election seasons, she continues to contribute as a Campaign Consultant for local candidates.
Regina is also a committed Rural Community Activist known for organizing impactful community events and developing strategies that uplift underrepresented voices. She is passionate about building coalitions, creating opportunities, and making a lasting difference through public service.
When she’s not working or organizing, Regina enjoys connecting with her community, inspiring positive change, and advocating for equitable policies that benefit families across Jefferson County and beyond.
Marta Beck
Meet Marta
Marta Beck is a wife, mother, farmer, and community advocate rooted in Summit Point, West Virginia. As the wife of a disabled veteran and the mother of four adult children with special needs, she brings firsthand understanding of the challenges families face navigating healthcare, disability services, and long-term support systems—and the need for policies that center dignity, access, and accountability.
Living on a small farm where she raises thoroughbred horses and goats, Marta is deeply connected to rural life and land stewardship. Her commitment to responsible growth, environmental protection, and sustainable agriculture reflects her belief that strong communities are built by respecting both people and place.
Marta’s lifelong engagement in public service began at an early age after meeting President Jimmy Carter during his 1976 presidential campaign, an experience that shaped her dedication to faith-informed leadership, human rights, and ethical governance. She remains committed to advocating for transparent government, practical solutions, and policies that strengthen families, veterans, and working residents across Jefferson County.
Vice President