2010 Action Calendar

Major Events in 2010

March
9th: Candidates for 2010 Nov. election, filing deadline

April
17-22: Earth Day and Deschutes Democrats campaign launch

May
18th: Primary election for 2010 Nov. ballot

June

July
4th: Celebrations and parades throughout county
28-Aug 1: Deschutes County Fair

August
Democrats open local elections office

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Become a PCP!!!

What is a Precinct Committee Person (PCP)?

         Democracy is NOT a Spectator Sport!!! 

A precinct is the smallest political unit in the country. Neighborhood A precinct cannot be divided by  
legislative, congressional or supervisor district.

A PCP is a representative of the Party in the precinct in which he or she resides (or an adjacent one). Oregon’s election law authorizes one or more male and one or more female PCP for each major political party for each precinct depending on its size. For every 500 registered voters in a precinct, there should be one PCP of each gender.

The Democratic Party begins with the Precinct Committee Person. Each PCP is a voting member of the Central Committee of the county party. The Central Committee in each county is authorized to make all decisions relating to the Democratic Party for their county.

Party members may file for election as PCPs in May Primary Elections or may be write-in candidates. To be elected they must be registered Democrats and have been a party member since the previous September. Vacancies may be filled by appointment between elections at Central Committee Meetings.

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