2010 Washington State Democratic Party Legislative District Caucuses and County Conventions Washington State Democratic Chairs Organization January 30,

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2010 Washington State Democratic Party Legislative District Caucuses and County Conventions Washington State Democratic Chairs Organization January 30, 2010

Presentation Outline 1.Purpose of the Caucus and Convention Cycle 2.The Timeline 3.Documents from the State Party 4.The Process 5.The Meeting 6.Delegate Allocation 7.Platform and Resolutions 8.Questions 9.Closing Remarks

Purpose of the Caucus and Convention Cycle 1.Elect delegates and alternates to attend the 2010 State Convention. 2.Build the Democratic Party across the state in preparation for 2010 election efforts. 3.Provide Democrats statewide with the opportunity to introduce resolutions and contribute to platform development on issues about which they are concerned.

The Timeline EventDate and Time Legislative District Caucuses Sunday March 14 th – 1pm County Conventions Saturday April 10 th – 10am State Convention (Vancouver) Friday and Saturday June 25 th and 26 th

Documents from the State Party 1.“Steps for Preparing for a Successful Caucus or Convention.” Agenda and Rules 2.Delegate and Alternate Allocation 3.Guidelines for Rules Regarding Platforms and Resolutions 4.Script for Caucuses and Conventions 5.Materials for Your Credentials Committee 6.Reporting Materials

The Process 1.Sign-in Materials 2.Call 3.Committees and Committee Chairs Credentials Rules Platform Affirmative Action 4.Review 2010 DSAAP 5.Chair and Other Appointments 6.Returning Materials

The Meeting 1.Volunteers 2.Emergency Contact Information 3.Layout 4.Sign Policy 5.Flag 6.Access 7.Food and Beverages 8.General Materials

Delegate Allocation 1200 Delegates 600 Alternates

Delegate Allocation 1.Any county with less than ten delegates may send up to 10 people, with fractional votes, to the convention. 2.In addition to the elected delegates, the following shall be automatic delegates to the State Convention: All state committee members County chairs Congressional district chairs Legislative district chairs Democratic Members of Congress Democratic Statewide Elected Officials Democratic State Senators and Representatives.

Platform and Resolutions

Questions

Closing Remarks THANK YOU Washington State Democrats P.O. Box 4027 Seattle, WA (206) Jaxon Ravens -