The Canadian County Democrats’ precinct meetings on March 14 are coming soon. Here are answers to frequently asked questions about precinct officers and opportunities to make a difference. What is a precinct officer? A Democratic precinct officer is a grassroots volunteer who helps out in the neighborhood where he or she votes. What does a precinct […]
What is a resolution? A resolution is a written opinion or declaration submitted for consideration and a vote by an official group, like those assembled for Canadian County’s precinct meetings on March 14 or county convention on April 6. What should I do before I write a resolution? Check out the Democratic National Committee’s 2016-20 […]
Check it out before our precinct meetings on March 14 and County Convention on April 6! This information appears on the Oklahoma Democratic Party website at https://okdemocrats.org/odp-rules/. For political geeks who like to dig deep, this page includes more information about: 1) Roberts Rules of Order Cheat Sheet; 2) ODP Organization/Caucus Procedure; 3) 2017 Constitution: […]
EL RENO, Okla. – The Canadian County Democrats will elect local grassroots leaders on Thursday, March 14, to represent more than 50 neighborhoods throughout Canadian County. Democrats are encouraged attend to the free meeting. Precinct officers may register voters in their neighborhoods, assist the county party with special events and help candidates during elections. Openings […]
YUKON, Okla. – Chantelle Cory will focus on the roles and responsibilities of different government structures at the Canadian County Democrats’ monthly meeting from 7 -8:30 p.m. on Monday, February 11. Seating is first come, first served for the free meeting from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Yukon Police Department, 100 S. Ranchwood. What […]
