Are you passionate about shaping the future of our community?

Coos County needs dedicated individuals like you to join the ranks of the Democratic Party and become a PCP (Precinct Committee Person).

Whether you're a seasoned activist or just getting started in politics, we offer the resources and support you need to make a real impact. As a PCP, you'll have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, mobilize your community, and influence important decisions at the grassroots level.

Becoming a PCP is more than a title; it's a commitment to being a positive force for change. Your voice matters, and by taking this step, you're not just supporting a political party – you're advocating for the values of inclusion, justice, and progress.

Join us today, and let's work together to make a difference, one precinct at a time.

Together, we can create a brighter future for Coos County and the world.

Eligibility: To be eligible for the office of PCP, you must have a current, active voter registration in the State of Oregon, and you must have been a registered Democrat for at least 180 days in any state (with exceptions for voters who are applying within 180 days of their 18th birthday).

What does a Precinct Committee Person do?

  1. Vacancy Appointments: When an elected official vacates their position before their term is up, such as due to resignation, death, or other reasons, the replacement process involves an appointment. In many cases PCPs, and only PCPs, elect the replacement

  2. Party Nominations: If the party is responsible for selecting a replacement candidate to run in a special election, PCPs may have a vote in the nomination process

  3. Vote on Party Matters: PCP’s get to vote on important party business like supporting resolutions, allocating funding, and being involved in the decision making process on major projects

  4. Organizing: Organize and attend local Democratic Party meetings and events, helping to shape the party's policies and platforms.

  5. Information Sharing: Disseminate information about Democratic candidates, initiatives, and events to voters in your precinct.

  6. Precinct Leadership: Serve as a leader in your precinct, representing its interests within the Democratic Party structure