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Period Opens for Suggesting Nominees for State Council
Submitted by info on Sat, 06/07/2014 - 03:44
The Oregon Progressive Party's State Council has initiated the 21-day period during which Members or Supporters of the Party may submit to the State Council proposed nominations for the 5 State Councilor positions to be elected this summer.
These are volunteer, unpaid positions. One is for 1 year, one for 2 years, one for 3 years, one for 4 years, and one for 5 years. After this year, one State Council position will be up for election each year.
Please send the names (and, if possible, email addresses) of proposed nominees to info@progparty.org on or before June 28, 2014.
The 16 categories of duties of the State Council, as stated in the Bylaws, are:
- Appointing officers and senior advisers;
- Managing day-to-day activities of the operation of the Party;
- Budgeting and finances, including seeking contributions and assisting candidate's fundraising efforts;
- Maintaining compliance with state and federal election law requirements;
- Scheduling and conducting voting for delegates to nominating caucuses;
- Scheduling and conducting state conventions;
- Representing statewide OPP interests;
- Establishing procedures for considering endorsements of persons who are candidates for offices not sought by OPP candidates;
- Establishing procedures for considering positions of support or opposition to state and local petitions and measures relating to the party principles;
- Making binding interpretations of state organizational documents, including these Bylaws;
- Appointing standing and ad hoc committees;
- Adopting amendments to the Bylaws;
- Exercising the Nominating and Endorsement Authorities set forth in Article V of these Bylaws;
- Designating the directors of any political committee organized by the Party pursuant to ORS Chapter 260 or other state law pertaining to political party financial reporting;
- Taking steps necessary to function as a state party committee within the meaning of 11 CFR 100.05, et seq.; and
- Any other duties that may arise requiring statewide coordination and administration efforts.
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