Ad-hoc committees are formed as necessary. Ad-hoc Committee chairs are appointed by the district chair and are not members of executive board, although they are encouraged to attend executive board meetings. Ad-hoc Committee chairs are expected to attend any committee-specific meetings identified as part of the work of that committee.

Caucus Credentials Committee

The credentials committee prepares to register caucus attendees. They work to contact, provide credentials for, and list delegates, alternates, and members who are eligible to vote at district, county, and state caucuses and they provide information to the Washington State Democratic Party Credentials Committee.

Caucus Platform and Resolutions Committee

The platform committee drafts and presents a proposed platform for the legislative district caucus to discuss and adopt; the platform committee also considers and provides feedback on resolutions to be submitted during the caucuses.

Caucus Rules Committee

The rules committee recommends a package of rules to guide the  legislative district and precinct caucus processes, in line with Washington State Democratic Party’s rules.

Code of Conduct & Ethics Committee

Events and Logistics Committee

The events and logistics committee is responsible for securing and preparing venues for large events, including precinct and legislative caucuses.

Fundraising Committee (Open)

The fundraising committee helps raise money for special expenses such as the printing and mailing of the endorsement guides.

Flip the 12th Committee

A Democratic drive to provide all types of support for our sister district the 12th which includes areas formerly in the 45th

Labor Relations Committee

The labor relations committee stays current with all state and national labor issues and legislation and informs the membership when actions need to be taken.