Humboldt County Democrats

Join the Summer Fun! June 2, 2013 3 pm - 6 pm

Wharfinger Building, Eureka

Come to Chicken by the Sea; have fun, talk politics and enjoy the BBQ, music and good company.

2013 Chicken by the Sea Sponsors
(Partial List)

Congressman Jared Huffman
Senator Noreen Evans
Wesley Chesbro, Assemblymember 2nd District
Virginia Bass, Humboldt County Supervisor
Rex Bohn, Humboldt County Supervisor
Estelle Fennell, Humboldt County Supervisor
Mark Lovelace, Humboldt County Supervisor
Ryan Sundberg, Humboldt County Supervisor
Susan Adams, Marin County Supervisor
Alex Stillman, Arcata City Councilmember
Mark Wheetley, Arcata City Councilmember
Michael Winkler, Arcata City Councilmember
Marian Brady, Eureka City Councilmember
Mike Newman, Eureka City Councilmember
John Fullerton, Board Member, Eureka City Schools
Hezekiah Allen, Candidate for Assembly 2014
Jim Wood, Candidate for Assembly 2014
AFSCME Local 1684 AFL CIO
Building & Construction Trades Council of Humboldt & Del Norte Counties
California United Homecare Workers
Carpenters Local #751
Central Labor Council of Humboldt & Del Norte
Eureka Teachers Association
Humboldt Coalition For Property Rights (HumCPR)
Operating Engineers Local Union No. 3
Barbara Groom - Lost Coast Brewery
Don & Jean Avant
Léon & Diana Berliner
Ira Blatt & Debbe Hartridge
Milton J. Boyd
Greg & Carol Conners
Milt Dobkin
Judy Geppert
Chuck Harvey
Phyllis Helligas
Lee & Chris House
Barbara J. Kennedy
Eric & Jana Kirk
John Kulstad & Patricia Thomas
Richard & Robin Marks
Bonnie Neely
Tom Preble & Roberta Heidt-Preble
Carol Scher
Phillis A. Seawright
Jimmy & Jacque Smith
Nancy Starck
Emily Stokes Rowe
Pat Hofstetter & Sally Tanner
John & Ann Marie Woolley

We are your voice as a Democrat in Humboldt County. The Committee is the local representative of the California Democratic Party. We provide assistance at the county level to all national, state, and local Democratic candidates.

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Volunteer to be a Poll Worker on Election Day!

Who can be a poll worker?
Any registered California voter
Eligible high school students

What does a poll worker do?
Sets up and closes a polling place
Helps voters understand their rights
Protects ballots and voting equipment

Why be a poll worker?
Get involved in the democratic process
Contribute to your community
Earn extra money

When?
Election Day

Poll Worker Information
Poll Worker Application

Student Poll Worker Program

California Elections Code section 12302 allows eligible students to be appointed as poll workers on Election Day.

As poll workers, students learn first hand the importance of participating in the electoral process. In addition, they provide much needed support at polling place locations.

In order to eligible to be appointed as a poll worker, a student must be:
A United States citizen;
At least 16 years of age at the time of the election in which he or she will be serving;
A high school student with a grade point average of at least 2.5 (based on a 4.0 scale);
A student in good standing, attending a public or private secondary educational institution.

In addition to gaining experience in the electoral process, students can also earn stipends.