Why be a PCO? Many of our elected representatives, including Senator Patty Murray, started as PCOs. If you are considering running for elected office, this is great “on the job” training! And if you’d rather just do a bit of good in the world, this is a great place for you too. It’s really just…
Democracy works when we show up. Do you believe in a government of, by and for the people? Do you want to elect representatives who will bring your issues and voice to the table? Run for PCO, join our local organizations, meet the candidates, debate the issues, and work with us to win elections! For…
2022 has begun and it’s time to get ready for the midterms! The King County Democrats are hosting two great events where you can connect with fellow activists, elected officials, and candidates to organize for a Democratic victory this August and November. January 30th: Annual Countywide Precinct Committee Officers Kickoff Meeting 1 PM – 2:30…
There are currently 334 local offices open for election in King County. If you have ever entertained the concept of running for office, this might just be your time! King County Democrats hopes to bridge the gap for potential candidates between the exploratory phase and filing deadlines with our candidate workshop on Tuesday, April 27,…
President Joe Biden and Madam Vice President Kamala Harris are the leadership team we need to move our nation into a place of unity and respect.
King County Democrats Chair Shasti Conrad and Washington State Democrats Chair Tina Podlodowski are holding King County Republican Party Chairman Joshua Freed accountable.
Volunteers and community members joined King County Democrats at 9am Monday in donating food and monetary support to residents assisted by the Des Moines Food Bank in South King County. A Seattle-area food bank was also selected for food drop-off later in the day.
There are over 300 positions to fill in 2021 – and we need you.
On Wednesday, January 13, 2021, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald J. Trump with the charge of “incitement of insurrection.”
Prior to the attempted insurrection in Washington, D.C. last Wednesday, newly-elected King County Republicans Chair Joshua Freed committed to speaking at and advertised his upcoming appearance at a rally with the “Olympia Freedom Party” espousing similar rhetoric to the rioters who breached the Capitol building the following day.