Advocating equity, equality, and justice. 300 W Gray St #102. Norman, Oklahoma (Mail to: PO Box 455, Norman, OK 73070)
NEWS
The Cleveland County Democratic Party will hold biennial precinct meetings to select new precinct officers on Saturday, March 15, 2025.
To pre-register please visit our website at www.ccdemsok.com/precinctmeetings.
Precinct Meetings will be held at two locations.
10 am - Precincts 140100-140218 and 140344-140345 (north of Franklin Road) will meet at the Moore Public Library.
2:30 pm - Precincts 140300-343 and 140346-406 (south of Franklin Road) will meet at Noble Public Library.
Precinct Meetings are called to select Precinct Officers who are then charged with organizing and coordinating action at the community level. There are one hundred five (105) precincts throughout Cleveland County. Attendees must be registered Democrats to be eligible to vote or be eligible to serve as a Precinct Officer.
New Precincts
May 2022- New Precinct Maps have arrived. Following the 2020 census and then state senate, state house, and congressional district re-mapping we have our new precincts.
According to the Cleveland County Election Board we now have 105 voting precincts.
August 2019 -
On 19 May 2019 in the Norman Public Library, over 40 CCDP members participated in a facilitated brainstorming/prioritizing process to identify activities CCDP would be well-served to pursue in the next two years. These activities were bundled (affinitized) into common categories (themes) and then individual, preferred activities were voted on by the participants. The total votes cast for specific activities within each of the themes were tallied to determine which thematic area had the greatest interest by the participants. These thematic areas became the basis for forming Strategic Planning Writing Teams charged with refining the highest-priority activity descriptions and crafting the verbiage to be included in the Strategic Plans.
The Strategic Plan Themes and corresponding Writing Teams are (number of total votes in parentheses):
1. Elections & Recruitment (101)
2. Dem-to-Dem Outreach (98)
3. Precinct Infrastructure (93)
4. Messaging & Communication (52)
5. Org-to-Org Outreach (47)
6. Democratic Voter Registration (42)
Four other themes were identified but these were collectively deemed to be lower priority based on the number of votes the activities received. These themes were Internal/Social (20), Education (16), Logistics (14), and Fundraising (10). This is not to diminish the importance of these themes and their underlying activities, it is just that there are high-priority themes identified as being for the good of CCDP in the next two years. Some of these activities might still be pursued, should others show interest in leading them independent of the Strategic Plan.
“Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.”