Documents and Resources

Party Minutes

Minutes are available to our voting members.

If you have previously been granted access you can find the links to our minutes by clicking here.

Members can request access by emailing secretary@bencodems.org.

  • General Meeting Minutes, April 27, 2023
  • E-Board Meeting Minutes, April 12, 2023
  • General Meeting Minutes, March 23, 2023
  • E-Board Meeting Minutes, March 6, 2023
  • General Meeting Minutes, February 23, 2023
  • E-Board Meeting Minutes, February 6, 2023
  • General Meeting Minutes, January 26, 2023
  • E-Board Meeting Minutes, January 19, 2023
  • Reorganization Meeting, January 8, 2023
  • 2022 Minutes
  • 2021 Minutes
  • 2020 Minutes
  • 2019 Minutes
  • 2018 Minutes
  • 2017 Minutes

    • Benton County Party Platform

    Benton County 2024 Democratic Platform

    Good of the Order

    Letter of Support for the Horse Heaven Hills Wind Farm
    Proposed Diversity and Inclusion Policy and Glossary
    Practical Activism - Go for the Money

    Reorganization Minutes/Agendas and Guidelines

    Party Documents

    • Resolutions for 2019
  • 2017 Party Documents
  • Documents from 2016
  • Documents from 2014
  • Documents from 2013

    Newsletters

    Washington State Democrats – Party Documents

    Platform Resolutions submitted by BCDCC – September 2, 2018:

    PCO Resources

    Each county is divided into several precincts. The Revised Code of Washington (RCW) sets up the rules for each party to elect Precinct Committee Officers (PCOs). PCOs may also be assigned by the County Chair for those precincts which did not elect PCOs.

    PCOs serve for two years. Their purpose is to:

    • Help educate people in their precinct about important issues
    • Get Out the Vote
    • Serve as a member on the County Central Committee, influencing such things as the county party platform and local Democratic activities

    If there is no PCO elected in your precinct, you can submit your name to be considered for appointment as PCO by our BCDCC County Chair. Please e-mail orgchair@BenCoDems.org to find out if your precinct has a PCO, or to ask to be appointed. Being a PCO is a lot of on-the-ground, in-the-trenches work, but it is vital to developing our voter base.

    A form for “Declaration of Candidacy for Precinct Committee Office” can be downloaded by clicking here (pdf file). If you prefer, a Microsoft Word file is also available here (doc file).

    Click here for a link to the GIS (ArcMap) version of the Benton County voting precinct map.

    Click here for a District to Precinct Cross Reference table (pdf file) for the 4th Congressional District. Four digit numbers have replaced older numbers and names.

    PCO handbooks are available.  Please click here for the 2025 PCO Handbook.