Reorganization Procedures (Chris Roberts)

Author Chris Roberts Precinct SHL 32-0267 Summary/Argument Section 11.1 says that the County and LD are peer organizations. It is possible that an LD might choose to reorganize before reorganization of the KCDCC, making the first sentence of the proposed bylaws inoperable – and should be struck. The second change recognized that the KCDCC Chair…

Non-Voting Members (Chris Roberts)

Author Chris Roberts Precinct SHL 32-0267 Summary/Argument Section 3.1 is clear about who the voting members are. Section 3.2 gives rights (including the right to attend all KCDCC meetings [not defined], speak and make motions) to anyone across the world who desires to volunteer and agrees to have their name listed as a members. Theoretically,…

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2019 Legislative District Reorganizations

Welcome to the King County Democrats’ guide to legislative district reorganizations. Here are the scheduled times, places, and proposed agendas for all LD reorganization meetings (go here for proposed rules). All times are call to order times (some districts are having social events beforehand, and in most cases you’ll want to arrive early to get…

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2018 King County Democrats Reorganization, Saturday, December 1

If you were elected as a Democratic Precinct Committee Officer (PCO) in August of this year, during the Top Two election, you are part of the King County Democratic Central Committee (KCDCC) for 2019-2020, you are invited to our reorganization meeting, which will be at Seattle Machinists Hall 9125 15th Place South Seattle, WA 98108…