May 14-18 is Filing week in Pacific County. All PCO’s need to file this week and there is no fee for filing. You can file in person at the Auditor’s office or by following the link below:
For on line candidate filing click HERE.
The May meeting will be held at the South County building, 7013 Sandridge Road in Long Beach on Monday, May 14, 2012 beginning at 7:00pm.
For more information contact Chair Karen Spakman at 360 484-3427.
“Tax the 1% “, a Move On rally is going to be held in Long Beach on April 17 at 5 P M at the signal light at Bolstad and Pacific Highway to last about an hour. Signs will be available or you are welcome to bring your own and bring your friends. For more information call Sallie Mckay at 642-3085
At the April 9, 2012 Pacific County Democrats meeting in South Bend, WA, the following endorsements were made:
President Barack Obama
U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell
Governor Jay Inslee
Lt. Governor Brad Owen
State Treasurer Jim McIntire
Attorney General Bob Ferguson
State Auditor Craig Pridemore
State Supreme Court Susan Owens
There will be more endorsements at the May meeting.
http://www.wa-democrats.org/content/attending-your-precinct-caucus
Klipsan, Nahcotta, Ocean Park 1, Ocean Park 2, Oysterville
Chinook, Ilwaco City, Ilwaco Rural 1, Ilwaco Rural 2, Long Beach, Pioneer, Seaview 1, Seaview 2
Bay Center, Naselle, Nemah
Baleville, Eklund Park, Francis/Lebam, Menlo/Firdale, North Cove, North River, Raymond W1P1,Raymond W1P2, Raymond W1P3, Raymond W2, Raymond W2 Rural, Raymond W3,Raymond W3 Rural, Smith Creek, South Bend 1, South Bend 1 Rural, South Bend 2,South Bend 3, South Fork, Willapa
PCD CRAB FEED
SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2012
Tickets are still available for the the 87th Annual Pacific County Democratic Crab Feed, Saturday, March 17, 2012, South Bend, Washington. Contact PCD Treasurer Renee Goodin for tickets.
The PCD Crab Feed is the oldest political function in Washington State.
The Crab Feed will be held at the Willapa Harbor Community Center, 916 W 1st Street, South Bend, WA, 98586
There will be a social hour from 5 p.m. ~ 6 p.m. Dinner will start at 6 p.m. A silent auction will continue through the evening.
Just moments ago, I made an exciting announcement, and I want you to be one of the first to hear it.
Effective March 20, I’m stepping down from my seat in Congress to devote myself full-time to my race for governor and to talking to voters throughout Washington about creating jobs and building a new economy for our state.
In the coming years, we have a chance to seize our own destiny, build our own industries, and create our own technological revolutions right here at home.
And because that chance is so important to me, I am going to give everything I have to the cause of building a working Washington, and I am going to hold nothing back.
I am traveling everywhere in our state, and I am going to listen to everybody. If you have an idea, I want to hear it. If you have a problem, I want to know it. If you have a business, I want to help you grow it.
I am getting up every morning, seven days a week, to go out and listen to the people of Washington about their needs, their ideas, and their dreams.
This has not been an easy decision to make. I’ve enjoyed every day of my work representing the people of Washington’s 1st Congressional District. But I have not shied away from hard decisions before.
I did not shy away from the decision to vote against the deregulation of Wall Street. Nor did I shy away from the hard decision to vote against the Iraq war.
I was fully confident in those difficult decisions, and I am fully confident in this one.
THIS is the place where our destiny will be decided. THIS is the place jobs will be created. THIS is the place I can make a real difference getting 290,000 of our neighbors back to work.
I’m excited about what the coming months will bring, and I hope you are too. Thank you to the people of the 1st Congressional District for the honor of representing you all these years. And thank you to all those who have already given so much by helping me in this race.
I’m excited about being able to focus full time on talking to voters. I’m putting it all on the line.
The best is yet to come. Let’s go get ‘em!
Jay Inslee
a. The Credentials Committee shall have the power to certify delegates as submitted by the legislative districts and counties, and to recommend settlement of all disputes pertaining to seating of delegates. The final credentials report shall be adopted prior to the conduct of any other official business and shall include the number of delegates registered for each presidential preference. It shall also produce a post-convention Affirmative Action Report of delegates and alternates. A member of the Affirmative Action Committee will serve on the Credentials Committee.
b. The Platform Committee shall hold hearings and shall meet and consider resolutions and platforms as submitted by the various counties and/or legislative districts, and draft a proposed platform and resolutions, which shall be mailed or emailed to all delegates and alternates to the State Convention at least ten (10) days prior to the Convention.
c. The Rules Committee shall draft proposed rules and a proposed agenda for the conduct of the Convention that shall be mailed or emailed to all delegates and alternates to the State Convention at least ten (10) days prior to the Convention. A member of the Affirmative Action Committee will serve on the Rules Committee. The Rules Committee will ensure compliance with the party’s affirmative action goals.
The tentative dates for committee meetings are as follows…
- The Credentials Committee will meet at the State Convention on June 2nd in Seattle.
- The Platform Committee will meet May 5th and 6th in Seattle, May 12th in Ellensberg, and May 19th in Seattle as well as at the State Convention on June 2nd in Seattle.
- The Rule Committee will meet May 5th and possibly May 6th in Seattle as well as at the State Convention on June 2nd in Seattle
