The Third Legislative District Democrats post its own events, along with events from Spokane County Democrats.
The Third Legislative District Democrats provide accessible/inclusive events that enable individuals with disabilities to fully engage in our events and processes. Requests for reasonable accommodations may be made in advance of a meeting by email to chair@thirdld.org or by telephone to the Chair.
During a Zoom meeting, requests for reasonable accommodations may be made by the “raise the hand” feature in the Zoom software, or by text (or by phone) to the designated phone number provided by the Chair.
May 4, 2026
Candidates for Public Office, including Precinct Committee Officers, may File to Run during Candidate Filing Week, May 4-8, 2026 with the Spokane County Elections Office.
Candidates for Precinct Committee Officer (PCO) must complete a Declaration of Candidacy during Candidate Filing Week to become a candidate. Learn more on how to file to run for PCO at the Spokane County Elections Office PCO Candidate Filing website.
There is no charge to run to become a PCO. Anyone who considers themself to be a Democrat (and who is a registered voter) may run to represent their precinct as a Democratic Party Precinct Committee Officer.
Precinct Committee Officers elect the leadership of their local party organizations (legislative district as well as county) and help to fill vacancies if a there's a vacancy in a Democratic partisan elected office.
Candidates for PCO are automatically elected if they run without opposition. In contested PCO races, an election will be held as part of the August primary election. Elected PCOs take office on December 1, 2026 and serve through November 30, 2028.
Existing Democratic PCOs may be viewed on the PCOs and Leadership page of the Third Legislative District Democrats website.
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