State Party Committee Members
Job Description: The Democratic and Republican parties have elected positions to help run their parties at the state level. The state party committee members help develop statewide party policy, coordinate county activities, and endorse statewide candidates for party nomination. State party committee members must be registered party members, at least eighteen years old, and residents of the geographic area which their offices serve. The number of committee members is determined by the amount of registered voters in that party.
Election: Democractic and Republican Party Committee Members was elected during the May 2010 Primary Election. Republican Party members elect state committee people during the primary in even numbered years every two years (2008, 2010, 2012, etc.). By contrast, Democratic state committeepeople are elected by party members during the gubernatorial primary election every four years (2006, 2010, 2014, etc.).
Click here for the Democratic State Committee Results - The Democratic Party divides Philadelphia by senate district Philadelphia County is 501-508.
Click here for the Republican State Committee Results - The Republican Party candidates ran at-large in Philadelphia County, meaning all candidates ran in all districts. Philadelphis County is District 51.
Other Parties: The information above refers to the Democractic and Republican State Committees. See below for information on being invovled with other major parties.
Resources:
Democratic Party of Pennsylvania:
http://www.padems.com/Home.php
Green Party of Pennsylvania:
http://www.greenpartypa.org/
Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania: http://www.lppa.org/
Republican Party of Pennsylvania:
http://www.pagop.org/default.aspx