[Whitmandemsannounce] Precincts open for PCOs

[Nathan Horter]

A message from the Whitman County Democrats Chair:

Dear Dems,

         There are still a few precincts without PCOs.
In Pullman: 131, 132, 133,   (precincts among the dorms of WSU)
In Colfax:  136, 137, 140, 141
Steptoe, Uniontown, Wilcox, Dusty, Hay, Hooper, Lamont

         You do not have to be a member of a precinct to be appointed as 
PCO to a precinct, although it is preferable.

         Why do we need PCOs?   An important part of the Party system, 
the PCOs are the representatives who can vote for certain things.
         This year, because of the primary system that we'll be using 
this summer, it is important that Democratic candidates can be 
identified as nominated by the      Democrats of Whitman County, the 9th 
Legislative District, and the 5th Congressional District.  Only PCOs can 
vote at these meetings.  As the summer goes by    and campaign season is 
in full swing, the PCOs are like the neighborhood leaders, a contact 
person (particularly in the rural towns).  After the November 
election,  the PCOs elect the new Whitman County officers.

         Please consider volunteering your time in this way.

         I need to have this list to the State Party on Monday, so a 
response is needed soon.     (The State is getting together the lists 
for the various meetings.)

         Thank you,

         Carolyn