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Contra Costa County’s Democratic Party Elect New Officers to Lead Their Party

by ECT

PLEASANT HILL, CA – The Democratic Leadership representing over 311,000 registered Democrats in Contra Costa County elected new Officers by acclamation at its reorganization meeting on January 19, 2017, the eve of Republican President Trump’s Inauguration.

Also elected were members of the Executive Committee and California Democratic Party Convention delegates – these are two-year terms.

“We are at the precipice of a constitutional crisis. We must stand united as Democrats to fight against Presidential Executive Orders that erode our constitutional protections. Most importantly, we must “build a bench” of progressive democratic leaders and hold elected officials accountable to the agenda of the democratic values that protects the principles of religious liberty, equality, and compassion that our nation was founded upon. “says María Alegría, Chair of the Democratic Party of Contra Costa County.

“This is truly an extraordinary time for our nation, for the Democratic Party and for our communities. We must remain vigilant and continue to speak out and stand up for our democratic values. Let’s Lace Up our Shoes and Organize!” said María Alegría.

The Officers are:

  • Chair – María Alegría, former Mayor of Pinole
  • 1st VP –  Mike McGill, Central Contra Costa Sanitary District Board of Directors, Danville;
  • 2nd VP Anamarie Avila Farias, recent Vice-Mayor of Martinez
  • Controller – Greg Sanborn, C.P.A., Concord
  • Secretary – Diddo Clark, Attorney at Law, Walnut Creek.

Executive Committee members representing the following County Supervisorial Districts include:

  • District 1 –  Michael Nye, Richmond
  • District 2 – Carolyn Phinney, Orinda
  • District 3 – Paul Seger, Oakley
  • District 4 – Chuck Carpenter, Concord
  • District 5 – Nadine Peyrucain, Martinez.

The Democratic Party in Contra Costa County (DPCCC), serves as the official governing body of the Democratic Party in Contra Costa County, in cooperation with The California Democratic Party and the Democratic National Committee. Its purpose is to promote development of the Democratic Party in Contra Costa County, register voters as Democrats and promote and support the election of Democrats.

The Democratic Party of Contra Costa County holds monthly meetings that are open to all members of the Democratic Party. Monthly meeting are held on the 3rd Thursday from 7pm-9pm at JFK University, Room S209, 100 Ellinwood Way, Pleasant Hill, CA.

For more information, visit www.contracostadems.org

 

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