See our new
Deschutes County Democrat's 2008
Campaign Headquarters
Come Down and Visit.....and Volunteer!!
It's great working in our new, BIG, Digs!!!
709 NW Wall Street, Bend, OR
(next to the library and across from City Hall)
541.693.8620
Some say, "it's the best campaign office in the State or Oregon"
Monthly Meetings
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Next Meeting is Thursday, September 11th--Be there!
The County Central Committee meets the second Thursday of every month |
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Leadership
Make the Difference One Neighbor at a Time
Be a Democratic Neighborhood Leader
You can make the difference in 2008.
The 2008 elections are just around the corner. Democrats need your help to get the word out about how a Democratic President, Congress, and Oregon leadership will improve the lives of Oregonians just like you.
We need Democrats everywhere to become Neighborhood Leaders.
| I'm ready to do my part for Oregon and America! I pledge to contact at least 25 voters in my neighborhood about Democratic candidates at least 3 times between now and Election Day 2008, and find 2 more Democrats to sign up as Neighborhood Leaders like me. |
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. 
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.
