Filing is now open to run for State Delegate! 

Register now!

This year, Washington delegates will be selected for the 2024 election, both at the state level and national level. You could be one of them.

On April 6, The 37th LD Democrats will elect 25 state delegates and 10 alternates. Here are the requirements to serve as a state delegate:

• You must identify as a Democrat
• You must register virtually by 5:00pm on March 31

That’s it!

The State Convention will be held on June 22 at the Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue, Washington. There is also an option to attend virtually. 

See who has registered so far!

Delegates will have a voice in amending and passing the party platform and resolutions.

If you’re looking for more information please visit the Delegate Information Hub here, or join us for a virtual training on how to run!

Registration is open until 5:00pm on March 31, so make sure to get your registration in by then!

Delegates will be elected by members of the 37th LD Democrats on April 6, 2024.

Note: This registration is only for people interested in running for state delegate. National Delegate registration will open after April 6, so watch for more information if you are interested in running for national delegate. 

If you have any questions, please reach out to DelegateInfo@wa-democrats.org and the team will be happy to assist you in your run for delegate!

Please consider running for this important role, and be a part of history! More information:

Delegate Selection Process Overview
How to Run for Delegate Overview

37th LD Democrats Policing Forum

At our membership meeting on February 13, 2023, the 37th Legislative District Democrats were privileged to host a high-profile panel discussion regarding policing in our community.

We were joined by special guests Rev. Harriett Walden, social justice activist and co-founder of Mothers for Police Accountability; James Bible, criminal defense attorney and former president of the King County NAACP; and Victoria Beach, Chair of the African American Community Advisory Council for the Seattle Police Department. Watch here.