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Precinct Committee Officers (PCO's)
Your participation in the Democratic Party begins in your neighborhood.
BackgroundKing County is divided into 2,552 neighborhoods called precincts, many are only a few blocks in size. Most precincts have a Precinct Committee Officer (PCO) who serves as the political representative for that neighborhood. PCOs walk their precinct before each election making sure their neighbors are registered voters, handing out election materials, and reminding people to vote. They also are a key player in spreading the word about Democratic candidates! PCOs are elected every two years as part of the Democratic primary. It is also possible to be appointed as a PCO between elections, or to be appointed as an Acting PCO for a precinct in which you do not reside. Current PCO status is on page 3 of the PCO List. Votebuilder Training (1.2 MB PDF) Votebuilder Training: Printing Walklists 2009 PCO Handbook (6.74 MB PDF) 2004 PCO Handbook (750 KB PDF) Become a PCO
Note: if you do not know your LD, use the Legislative District Lookup from the Washington State Legislature. Application for Appointment as a PCOPlease use our PCO Application Form (PDF) to become an Appointed PCO in King County. The 32nd Legislative District requires the signatures of ten registered voters on a PCO application, the others do not. If you are not in the 32nd LD, you can simply print the first page of the form, and ignore the signature page. This form was last updated on April 26th, 2009. Please use this version of the form going forward. It will make our ability to keep our records accurate much easier. |
PCO CoordinatorsLegislative District organizations usually have someone identifed to continue the efforts to find PCO's. Our goal is to have Democratic PCO in every precinct in the County. Here is a list of the people known to be working on that around the county.
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