Notice of 2022 DPG State Convention Delegate Elections

Notice of 2022 DPG State Convention Delegate Elections

Please be advised that the Fayette County Democratic Committee will be electing delegates to the 2022 Democratic Party of Georgia State Convention on Wednesday, Wednesday, August 10, 2022 at the Fayette County Democratic Committee Headquarters, 185 Kathi Ave., Fayetteville, GA 30214 at 6:30 pm.

The Fayette County Democratic Committee is allotted 6 delegates and 6 alternates.

Two caucuses will be held at this time. The first caucus will consist of elected committee members/post seat holders voting for half of the allotted delegates and half of the alternates.  The second caucus will consist of the general public electing the remaining half of delegates and alternates.  You do not have to be an elected committee member/post seat holder to run for a delegate spot.  You simply need to be a registered voter of the county and you must physically reside in the county.  Everyone who attends must sign the Georgia State Convention Delegate & Delegate Elector Affidavit to participate (copies will be provided at the headquarters location).

The State Convention will be held on Saturday, August 27th, in Columbus, GA.  This is the Democratic Party’s time to highlight our amazing slate of candidates, adopt our party’s platform and adopt resolutions that represent who we are.  All statewide candidates will be in attendance.  Make your plans now to run for a delegate spot.

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