Secretary Rob Dolin (above) reads the role call as the Washington State Democratic Central Committee met in Yakima this weekend. With representatives from every county and legislative district in the state, business was completed quickly. The committee passed a resolution paying tribute to former state chair Charles Rolland who passed away earlier this year. Rolland held the chair position from 1993-1995. He was the first African-American to hold that position.
In other business, the committee formally nominated Suzan Del Bene for 1st District US House and Troy Kelley for State Auditor.
Smoke from nearby wilderfires was prevalent in the air on what otherwise would have been a perfect sunny day.
Thank you to Al Garman for the picture.
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