Wash. Rev. Code § 29A.80.010
Rule-making authority
Each political party organization may adopt rules governing its own organization and the nonstatutory functions of that organization.
Revised Code of Washington Chapter 29A.80 — Political Parties
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Wash. Rev. Code § 29A.80.020
State committee
The state committee of each major political party consists of one committeeman and one committeewoman from each county elected by the county central committee at its organization meeting. It must have a chair and vice chair of opposite sexes. This committee shall meet during January of each odd-numbered year for the pu…
Wash. Rev. Code § 29A.80.030
County central committee—Organization meetings
The county central committee of each major political party consists of the precinct committee officers of the party from the several voting precincts of the county. Following each state general election held in even-numbered years, this committee shall meet for the purpose of organization at an easily accessible locati…
Wash. Rev. Code § 29A.80.031
Precinct committee officer
If a vacancy occurs in the office of precinct committee officer by reason of death, resignation, or disqualification of the incumbent, or because of failure to elect, the respective county chair of the county central committee shall fill the vacancy by appointment. However, in a legislative district having a majority o…
Wash. Rev. Code § 29A.80.041
Precinct committee officer, eligibility
(1) Any member of a major political party who is a registered voter in the precinct and who will be at least eighteen years old by the date of the precinct committee officer election may file his or her declaration of candidacy as prescribed under RCW 29A.24.031 with the county auditor for the office of precinct commit…
Wash. Rev. Code § 29A.80.051
Precinct committee officer—Election—Term
The statutory requirements for filing as a candidate at the primaries apply to candidates for precinct committee officer. The office must be voted upon at the primaries, and the names of all candidates in contested races must appear under the proper party and office designations on the ballot for the primary for each e…
Wash. Rev. Code § 29A.80.061
Legislative district chair—Election—Term—Removal
Within 45 days after the statewide general election in even-numbered years, the county chair of each major political party shall call separate meetings of all elected precinct committee officers in each legislative district for the purpose of selecting a legislative district chair in such district. The district chair s…