What is an executive committee? An executive committee is the governing body of a political party. A county executive committee in West Virginia must have a minimum of 12 members with an equal number of men and women. The Harrison County Democratic Executive Committee has 12 members. Back to Top
What does the county executive committee do? The purpose of the Harrison County Democratic Executive Committee is to make sure the Democratic Party comes out on top in elections. They do this in several ways including precinct organization, fundraising, and holding political events and rallies. The executive committee is also responsible for administering the day to day affairs of the local party. Back to Top
When and where does the executive committee meet? The Harrison County Democratic Executive Committee currently meets twice a month at the Democratic Headquarters at 308 West Main Street in Clarksburg. The meetings are scheduled for the last Thursday of each month. Additional meetings may be scheduled as needed. Back to Top
Who can attend meetings? All meetings of the Harrison County Democratic Executive Committee are open to the public. We encourage all Democrats to attend and be active in the local Democratic Party. Back to Top
How does one become a member of the executive committee? The main way one becomes a member of the Harrison County Democratic Executive Committee is by being elected. Members are elected during the primary election in non presidential election years. There are times when openings become available on the committee, and when this occurs, the executive committee appoints someone. Also, the executive committee can appoint non-voting, ex-officio members. Back to Top
