Third LegislativePlanning for 2020
Learn more about the March 10, 2020 presidential primary, the state party convention, and how to be a delegate to the national convention in Milwaukee
Learn more about the March 10, 2020 presidential primary, the state party convention, and how to be a delegate to the national convention in Milwaukee
March 10, 2020
Tuesday, March 10, 2020 is Election Day for the Presidential PrimaryApril 26, 2020
Democrats in the 3rd Legislative District will gather to select individuals to represent the legislative district as delegates and alternates to the 2020 State Democratic Convention and the 5th Congressional District CaucusMay 3, 2020
Democrats in Spokane County gather to adopt the Spokane County platformWashington's 3rd Legislative District is the "bluest" legislative district east of the Cascades.
All but one of our 85 precincts are located within the City of Spokane and the individuals living in the legislative district comprise about 65% of Spokane's population.
Click here for a map of the 3rd Legislative District and its precincts. Or use the Washington State Legislature's District Finder to determine your legislative district assignment.
As an organization, our membership consists of Precinct Committee Officers (PCOs) who are elected or appointed Democrats residing in the 3rd Legislative District.
Individuals interested in being more active in the Democratic Party in the 3rd Legislative District should visit the PCOs and Leadership page for our contact information.
All Democrats and progressives are welcome to attend our meetings, activities and events.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
December 2, 2019
Each Local Party Organization (LPO) elects one representive to each of three state convention committees (Credentials, Platform, and Rules.) The 3rd LD will likely elect its state convention committee representatives on Saturday, January 4, 2020.July 24, 2019
The Third Legislative District Democrats has transitioned to DigiTimber, a Spokane-based web hosting and email services provider.March 6, 2019
The Washington State Democratic Party has opened a 30-day window for public comments concerning the 2020 presidential selection process in our state.