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NCDP Chair Jerry Meek announced today that the process of reorganizing the Democratic Party’s precinct organizations is moving “quickly, successfully, and strictly by the rules.”
Applications to serve as temporary precinct Chair, for the purpose of holding an organizational meeting of each precinct, are due at 5:00 p.m. on Friday. Application forms may be obtained here. Temporary precinct Chairs will be announced on the website over the weekend.
All precincts will meet at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 19th. Precinct meeting locations will be posted to the State Party website, www.ncdp.org, by 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 12th. All registered Democrats are encouraged to attend their precinct meeting.
As of 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, 101 Democrats, representing 85 precincts, have applied to serve as temporary precinct Chair.
“While this has been a difficult time for the county party,” Meek said, “I am heartened by the energy displayed in organizing these precincts throughout Mecklenburg County.”
The applications continue to come in at a rapid pace. Meek expects a surge in the number of applications tomorrow.
The State Party is supervising the reorganizing process.
Voters who have concerns about whether State Party rules are being properly followed during the precinct organizing process should direct those concerns to NCDP Chair Jerry Meek via email at jmeek@ncdp.org or by phone at (919) 821-2777, ext. 106.
Comments
Unorganized precincts
What is the total number of precincts (statewide)?
How many precincts (statewide) are organized?
How many precincts (statewide) are unorganized?
What are the main problems facing precincts - apathy, rural, lack of leadership, inclusiveness, lack of communicaton, failure to share and distribute information - to name a few?
What positive steps can be taken to increase involvement at the local level?
Precinct organization
I am a former School Board member and chair of Idlewild precinct, Pct. 130 (legitimately organized) until they were nullified. I appreciate your ruling and want the process at every precinct to be fair and open.
How can we find out what precincts still need a temporary chair? I'd be happy to see if there are folks I might know particularly in eastside precincts, and perhaps others in other areas would do the same.
Louise Woods (704)536-0335