Updates Mailing List: BALTIMORE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE SEEKS APPLICANTS FOR MEMBERSHIP TO REPRESENT DISTRICT 42A (ONE SEAT)

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

December 27, 2014

 

Contacts:          Scott Sokol

Baltimore County Democratic Party Central Committee Member Representing District 42A

407.421.0008; SSokol310 [at] gmail.com

                                   

Rainier C. Harvey, Sr.

Chair, Baltimore County Democratic State Central Committee (BCDSCC)

 

 

BALTIMORE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
SEEKS APPLICANTS FOR MEMBERSHIP

TO REPRESENT DISTRICT 42A (ONE SEAT)

 

Members of the BALTIMORE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE (BCDSCC), known as the Baltimore County Democratic Party, were elected on June 24, 2014, during the Democratic Primary Election. There are 37 members comprising the nine state legislative districts in Baltimore County.

 

One of the two members elected from 42A has moved out of the District, and must be replaced by a registered Democrat currently residing in District 42A.

Applicants must therefore be a registered Democratic voter and a resident of Baltimore County in District 42A. Interested individuals should submit a resume, and a letter of interest indicating their professional, civic and political experience and why they are interested in serving on the BCDSCC. Materials should be e-mailed to Scott Sokol, the current Central Committee member from 42A, at SSokol310 [at] gmail.com with the subject line "BCDSCC Application" or mailed USPS to BCDSCC, c/o Scott Sokol, 610 Stacy Court, Towson, MD 21286 no later than midnight on Friday, January 16, 2015.

All applicants will be interviewed publicly.  Applicants will be notified of the date of their interview by Mr. Sokol.

 

For more information, please visit www.BaltimoreCountyDems.com.  

 

What is the Democratic State Central Committee?

The Central Committee is the grass roots backbone of the Maryland Democratic Party. Composed of activists and community leaders, it provides a core of enthusiastic workers and organizers for Baltimore County and Maryland Democratic politics. The Central Committee is constituted under Maryland’s Election Law to govern the Democratic Party. Each county and Baltimore City has its own central committee to manage party affairs in its jurisdiction. Central Committee members are elected at primary elections every four years. Any registered Democrat can run for a seat on his or her county’s central committee. To advance the party’s principles and help elect Democrats to public office, committee members register and assist voters, staff events, work at polls and phone banks, raise funds and resources, and support the party organization. In addition, the committee recommends Democratic appointments to the governor for the Baltimore County Board of Elections and helps to fill vacancies in certain elected offices.

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