Washington State Democrats Representatives
Amy Madden
wsdcc_amy@43rddems.org
Elected January 17, 2017
Re-Elected January 17, 2023
Sam McVeety
wsdcc@43rddemocrats.org
Elected January 17, 2023
Responsibilities
Serve on the Executive Board.
Attend monthly state party meetings online.
Attend monthly Standing Committee web/phone meetings.
Participate in Standing Committee work groups and complete all tasks taken on.
Solicit feedback from PCOs about the issues that are important to them and important upcoming decisions (e.g., election of the State Party Chair).
If time allows, participate in LD Committees (e.g. Membership) and complete all tasks taken on.
Attend State Committee meetings in various locations across the state.
At state conventions during presidential election years, select at-large and PLEO delegates to the national convention.
Review resolutions to the WSDCC and proposed state charter or bylaws changes carefully as soon as they are made available. Confer with fellow committee members and/or 43rd leadership about any questions or concerns.
Prepare for upcoming party elections (e.g. State Party Chair, DNC members, State Executive Board members) with careful research and/or interviews with candidates. Consider feedback from PCOs and other 43rd leadership.
Communicate with PCOs before and/or after meetings to inform them of:
State party goals and campaigns, including important races
Volunteer opportunities
Opportunities to donate
Resolutions passed
Charter and bylaws changes
Positions taken on initiatives
Other endorsements
Officer elections
Committee updates (e.g. Communications & Training, Rules, Elections, Advocacy, etc.)
Caucus updates
Report back to the 43rd membership about the activities, policies, and actions of the WSDCC.
As time allows, participate in state caucuses and report back to membership on their work.
Consider mentoring underrepresented individuals by bringing them as guests to State Committee meetings and conventions: answer questions, introduce them to others, help them learn about important Democratic party roles.