Union County Officers

UCDP is led by the County Executive Council, which includes a Chair, 3 Vice Chairs, Secretary and Treasurer. The State Executive Committee governs decisions made at the state level for NCDP. Each county elects Democrats to represent them for a 2-year term.

What is the County Executive Committee (CEC)?

• The governing body for the county Democratic Party
• Sometimes refered to as the “CEC”
• Required to meet at least three times per year
• Required to handle certain business items

The CEC is made up of:

• Elected members of the County’s Executive Council
• Chairs and Vice Chairs of each of the organized precincts in the county
• Representatives of the county chapters of state-wide auxiliaries
• Members of the county’s delegation to the State Executive Committee
• Elected Democratic officials representing all parts of the county
• Officers of Congressional District executive committees (residing in the county)
• The county party attorney (if the county has one)

"We, the members of the North Carolina Democratic Party, in order to make more effective the principles of our Party, to embrace and serve all peoples of our Party without regard to race, age, gender, color, creed, national origin, religion, ethnic identity, sexual orientation, gender identity, economic status, or disability (hereinafter referred to as “status”), to insure the blessings of liberty and equal opportunity, and to work together for the welfare and happiness of all citizens, do hereby adopt and establish this Plan of Organization."

— Preamble to the NCDP Plan of Organization