WHO WE ARE
The Baltimore City Democratic State Central Committee (the Central Committee) is comprised of 40 elected members from five legislative districts in Baltimore City. The Central Committee is responsible for building the Democratic Party organization at the city level, registering Democratic voters, and encouraging Election Day turnout among Democratic voters. Central Committee members are the grassroots level elected volunteers of the Maryland Democratic Party.
Central Committee members have the official responsibility to fill vacancies of certain offices due to death or resignation of an elected official, and fill any vacancy when there is a failure to have a Democratic Candidate file for nomination. The Central Committee also recommends to the Governor appointment of the members and substitute members for the local City Board of Elections and at times makes recommendations to other state and county boards.
WHAT WE DO
*Encouraging qualified Democrats to seek office
*Help inform voters of the issues
*Provide social activities and events
*Encourage those interests which maintain party harmony
*Raise funds for the Democratic Party
*Support & endorse all Democratic nominees in a General Election
How we operate
DSCC IN ACTION!
How to join
The Central Committee is a volunteer but elected position. Central Committee members are elected during the gubernatorial election cycle. You will need to register to run for Central Committee with the Baltimore City Board of Elections for your legislative district. Once registered, you will then run a campaign to get elected. It is recommended to canvass and door knock to meet voters and introduce yourself. Consider campaigning with a State delegate or senator.
Voting for Central Committee members occurs during the primary election. The top 4 male and female votes will secure a seat on the Central Committee. Your term will start December 1 following the primary election.
If you are interested in running for the Central Committee, it is recommend to attend meetings, get involved with voter registration and other events, and follow the Committee on Social Media (@baltimorecitydems)
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