CCDC Executive Committee Officers

Stephanie Christ

Chair

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Nicholas Sones

Vice Chair

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John Bosha

Treasurer

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Mindy Campbell

Secretary

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CCDC State Committee Members

PA Democratic State Committee members elect party leadership, hold nominating conventions, pass and promote a party platform, and help lead organizing efforts all across the commonwealth.

Jacqueline Smith-Bennet
JL Bruner
Stephanie Christ

Sandy Wolfe
Sean Quinlan (appointed February 2021)

Members at Large

Jean Foschi – Cumberland County Commissioner
Tim Scott – Mayor of Carlisle

Cate Mellen – Chair of Events Committee

CCDC Standing SubCommittees and Chairs

Colleen Nguyen

Chair

Campaign/Candidate Recruitment

The mission of the Campaign/Candidate Recruitment subcommittee is to find, train, and support Democratic candidates across Cumberland County in local, county, state, and federal elections.

Communications

The mission of the Communications subcommittee is to spread the message of the Cumberland County Democratic Committee to the public through our website, social media, traditional media, e-newsletter, and emails. The Communications subcommittee has four working groups and always welcomes new members. The four working groups are:

Website
Social Media
Traditional Media
Email/Newsletter

Jo Bitzer

Chair

Building

Events

Finance/President’s Club

Training

Volunteer/Committee Recruitment

Voter Registration Committee

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CCDC Areas and Area Leaders

The Cumberland County Democratic Committee is divided into 11 Areas. These Areas correspond with the local school district serving those areas.

Area Leaders coordinate and promote Democratic voter registration and campaign activities in their area. They work with the Precinct Committee Persons (PCPs) in their area and keep them informed of the actions of the CCDC Executive Committee. Area Leaders also report monthly to the CCDC Executive Committee on the programs and projects being conducted in their area.

Precinct Committee Person (PCP)

The precinct is the most important voting and organizational unit within the Democratic party. Each precinct corresponds to one polling place where residents of that precinct go to vote. The precinct is YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD and YOUR NEIGHBORS. Cumberland County has 118 precincts. Each precinct can elect two PCPs every 4 years. PCP’s are elected in gubernatorial years on the Primary ballot. If a vacancy occurs during those 4 years, PCPs can be appointed by the County Chair.

Precinct Committee Persons work with their Area Leader and are responsible for delivering the Democratic party message to voters and delivering voter’s concerns back to the party.

Duties include:

Maintaining and increasing Democratic registration
Maintaining and increasing Democratic turn out
Distributing vital voter information to voters in their neighborhood
Recruit and train volunteers in their precinct
Provide representation of CCDC at the polls on election day
Attend meetings of the precinct and CCDC
Communicate with Democratic voters in their precinct and promote Democratic candidate