ALL ABOUT REORG 2025
Everything you ever wanted to know, and then some!
Every two years in February, Democrats hold Reorganization (Reorg) meetings to elect leaders for the next two years. In Eagle County, the Democratic Central Committee elects officers, including Chair, Vice-Chairs, Secretary, and Treasurer. Additional roles, such as 2nd and 3rd Vice Chair, may also be elected by resolution of the committee. Based on the number of officers, the Chair may appoint up to 4–5 additional Executive Committee members, ensuring these appointees do not exceed 40% of the total committee.
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Serving as an officer is a meaningful way to shape the future of our community. Bonus members are also elected to represent Eagle County on state and district committees, ensuring our voice is heard in key decision-making forums.
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If you’re interested in running for a position or joining one of our committees, please email info@eagledems.org or complete our Leadership Interest Form. Learn more about officer responsibilities here.
​​​The Eagle County Democratic Party Reorganization meeting will be held:
Tuesday, February 11 2025 at 5:30 PM on Zoom
While anyone is welcome to attend the reorganization meeting, only members of the current Central Committee are able to cast a vote. Members of the Central Committee include all officers and at-large members of the Executive Committee, precinct organizers, and all Democratic Party elected officials residing in the related county or district. Being a member of county, district, and state central committees is the primary way you can influence the direction of the Party.
Before indicating your interest, please note that monthly county party meetings currently occur on the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 5:30pm to 7:00pm, however, the newly elected Executive Committee officers may decide to change the date. Attendance of Executive Committee members is expected in order to make quroum for any agenda items requiring a vote. Per Party Bylaws, any committee member who fails to attend any three successive meetings of the committee, after having been given due notice of the time and place of such meeting, may be dropped from membership, unless a satisfactory excuse is provided and accepted by a majority vote of the full committee.​