Meetings
Resolution – Protection of PCEF Funds for Original Use
Multdems passed Resolution 2026-12 in June: “Supporting Protection of Funding from the Portland Community Clean Energy Fund (PCEF) Only for Its Intended Purpose.” The resolution reaffirms our commitment to protecting voter-approved climate investments and ensuring those funds are used as Portlanders intended.
Read More >Resolutions: MultDems call for accountability and advocate for community at first 2026 Meeting
At the January 8 Central Committee meeting, Multnomah County Democrats passed four resolutions relating to crucial issues relating to affordability and equity in Portland. In addition, MultDems condemns the illegal federal military action in Venezuela as well as the violence perpetrated by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other federal troops in our cities.
Read More >New Officers, New Reps! 2025 Reorg Election Results
At the January 25 MultDems Reorganization meeting, more than 120 PCPs elected a slate of 7 party officers, along with 21 State Central Committee Delegates and 19 alternates and 21 Congressional Advisory Committee Delegates and 21 alternates. The statewide delegate seats with more than two candidates were elected via STAR Voting.
Read More >STAR Voting: What and Why?
Learn how STAR Voting works! It’s a game-changer for democracy. At the Multnomah County Democrats Reorganization meeting on January 25, PCPs will once again be participating in STAR Voting to elect party representatives in races with more than two candidates.
Read More >Draft 2 of MultDems 2025-26 Platform Ready for Your Review
Local Dems may comment on Draft 1 of the 2025-26 Platform of the Democratic Party of Multnomah County (DPMC) by participating in virtual forums in May. Zoom links included here.
Read More >Free Webinar: Intentional Space Making
Join Multnomah County Democrats chair Salomé Chimuku at this virtual webinar on January 31, to learn how to encourage equitable participation in any meeting. Free; RSVP required.
Read More >Meet the Candidates!
At the next virtual MultDems Central Committee meeting (open to all Precinct Committee Persons – PCPs), on Thursday, January 11, the Campaign Committee will host a “Meet and Greet” with 2024 primary and fall election candidates. The sessions will be held in breakout rooms during 6:30 to 7:30 pm.
Read More >MultDems to Hold Special Election for Communications Officer on March 10, 2022
The Multnomah Democrats are pleased to announce there will be an election for the Communications Officer position, which has been open since January 6, 2022. The election will occur during the upcoming Central Committee meeting on March 10th. Below is a statement from the candidate, Britton Taylor (current MultDems Campaign Committee Co-Chair): I am a…
Read More >Reparations Resolution FAQ
On Thursday, June 9, 2020, the precinct committee persons (PCPs) of Multnomah Democrats will vote on Resolution 2020-13 The Debt: the Case for Reparations. The resolution’s primary author, Quinton Blanton, provided this FAQ for PCPs to read in advance of the vote. What is the purpose of a reparations program? In the book From Here…
Read More >Announcing the August 8 Central Committee Meeting
The Central Committee meeting of the Democratic Party of Multnomah County will take place: Thursday, August 8 2019Hollywood Senior Center1820 NE 40th Avenue, Portland 97212 (Map) Our schedule is as follows: 6:00 PM Doors open6:30 PM Registration and Sign In7:00 PM Business Meeting begins9:00 PM Scheduled end of Business Meeting Election of Treasurer Jil Heimensen resigned from the…
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