26 Legislative District PCO List

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Precinct	First	In/Nick	Last Name	Address	City	Zip	Telephone	e-mail
Kitsap County
Bremerton 1	Dave		Peterson	400 Washington Ave #104	Bremerton	98337	(360) 627-8309
Bremerton 5	Open
Bremerton 15	John	H. (Jack)	Arends	PO Box 5077	Bremerton	98312	(206) 250-5813	nauticajack@earthlink.net
Bremerton 22	Isaac	I.	Delgado	2413 13th St	Bremerton	98312	(360) 509-2802
Bremerton 51	Gordon	C.	Glick	4769 Roosevelt Blvd	Bremerton	98312	(360) 479-7512	ozonekid@q.com
Marion 90	Open
Navy Yard City 95	J.	Michael	Sondheimer	808 S Summit Ave W	Bremerton	98312	(360) 377-2225	youthhissues@hotmail.com
Port Orchard 201	Fred		Chang	319 Sidney Ave	Port Orchard	98366	(360) 876-5077	ferrycommuter@yahoo.com
Port Orchard 202	Open
Port Orchard 203	Open
Port Orchard 204	Open
Annapolis 212	Don		Bartley	1577 Marlin Dr SE	Port Orchard	98366	(360) 710-8910	silverbvr52@msn.com
Brasch 213	Open
Bethel 215	Open
Spring Creek 217	Open
Burley 218	Open
Alaska 221	Open
Woodridge 222	Open
Nebraska 223	Alison		Sonntag	6939 SE Grant St	Port Orchard	98366	(360) 871-2633	alisonsonntag@yahoo.com
Whispering Pines 227	Open
Glenwood 232	Open
Harper 240	Open
Yukon 241	Open
Wilson Creek 242	Open
Long Lake 245	Open
Locker 246	Open
Ebbert 247	Open
Lundberg 250	Open
Converse 252	Open
Manchester 255	Open
Evergreen 257	Open
Willock 258	Susan		Cruver	9852 Orchard Ave SE	Olalla	98359	(253) 858-7137	scruver@gmail.com
Mullenix 260	Tom		Donnelly	10922 Horizon Lane East SE	Port Orchard	98367	(360) 876-3129	tdonnelly@silverlink.net
Bandix 263	Open
Olalla 265	Open
Crescent Valley 266	Open
Overlook 267	Bobbette	L.	Olson	1971 Jackson Ave SE	Port Orchard	98366	(360) 329-6706	bobbette53@hotmail.com
Madrona 269	Open
Parkwood 270	Anthony	C.	Otto	3510 Pine Tree Dr SE	Port Orchard	98366	(360) 876-5566	tony@anthonyotto.com
Conifer 271	Open
Sedgwick 272	Open
Sherman Heights 278	Open
Bremerton 290	Open
Lighthouse Point 292	Open
Waterman 295	River		Curtis-Stanley	5595 E Collins Rd	Port Orchard	98366	(360) 981-1947	rivercs@gmail.com
Pierce County
26- 202	Derek	M.	Young	4316 32ND AVE CT NW	Gig Harbor	98335	(253) 225‐5878	derekmyoung@yahoo.com
26- 211	Open
26- 212	Judy		Austin	15703 118TH AVE NW	Gig Harbor	98329	(253) 857‐4334	judyaustin@centurytel.net
26- 213	Open
26- 214	Kathleen		Tei	PO BOX 970	Lakebay	98349	(253) 884-1654	kateirn@hotmail.com
26- 215	Open
26- 216	George		Robison	14017 56th Ave NW	Gig Harbor	98332	(253) 853-2721	georgerobison@centurytel.net
26- 217	Open
26- 218	Lee	M.	Greenawalt	3122 141st ST CT NW	Gig Harbor	98332	(253) 514‐8393	LeeGshack@yahoo.com
26- 219	Kess		Smith	1819 102ND ST CT NW	Gig Harbor	98332	(253) 514‐0814
26- 220	Open
26- 221	Open
26- 222	Open
26- 223	Open
26- 224	Gerald	E. (Gerry)	Baldwin	10104 51st St NW	Gig Harbor	98335	(253) 265‐6089	gerry@gerrybaldwin.com
26- 225	Todd		Iverson	PO Box 1306	Gig Harbor	98335	(253) 219‐8717	toddiverson@hotmail.com
26- 226	Open
26- 227	Open
26- 228	Open
26- 229	Open
26- 230	Open
								Updated February 19, 2012

For Applications for PCO, Go To:

Kitsap County PCO Application Form

Pierce County PCO Application Form

For PCO Training, Go To: PCO Training Page

For PCO Handbook, Go To: PCO Handbook

The 26th District comprises portions of both Kitsap and Pierce counties and is divided into 66 neighborhoods called precincts. Some may be only a few blocks in size, while other rural precincts may cover several square miles. It is the goal of the 26th Legislative District to have an active Precinct Committee Officer (PCO) in each precinct.

PCO responsibilities - The PCO serves as the political representative for each neighborhood precinct. In general, they are responsible for promoting Democratic candidates and issues in their neighborhoods. PCOs are encouraged to recruit others to join them as Precinct Committee members, so no one person has to do all the work.

At a minimum--

• They walk or phone their precinct once a year to make sure their neighbors are registered voters, hand out election materials, and remind people to vote.
• They coordinate with campaigns to educate voters and generate interest in elections on behalf of candidates and ballot measures.
• They attend Legislative District and County Central Committee meetings.
  

Other activities--

• Calling people in your precinct to encourage them to vote (Get-Out-The-Vote, or GOTV)
  
• Helping to find yard sign locations and putting up and maintaining yard signs.
  
• Writing a letter to voters in your precinct to share your opinions, ideas and reasons on candidates and issues.
• Writing letters-to-the-editor.
• Attending meetings to obtain information on issues and to meet candidates and elected officials.
  

PCOs are elected every two years in the September primary election. It is also possible to be appointed a PCO between elections, or to be appointed as an Acting PCO for a precinct in which you do not reside. We also welcome people willing to help the PCOs by serving on a Precinct Committee especially in some of the larger precincts.

If you are interested in serving on a precinct committee or becoming a PCO, please contact: