Our Party & Bylaws

How the Fulton County Democratic Party Committee is structured, how it’s governed, and how any Democrat in the county can take part.

A group of Fulton County Democrats standing together in conversation, one holding printed papers.

How we’re structured

Part of a bigger party

We’re the official county committee of the Democratic Party of Georgia. From the state party down to your neighborhood precinct, here’s how it fits together.

Governing documents

The rules we run by

We operate under our own county bylaws, alongside the bylaws and platform of the Democratic Party of Georgia.

Fulton CountyOur bylawsView PDF → Georgia Democratic PartyState party charter & bylawsView PDF → Georgia Democratic PartyState party platformView →

Looking for past actions and resolutions? See our meeting minutes →

Membership & meetings

Who’s a member

Voting members are called Post Seat Holders: up to 25 Democrats from each of Fulton’s six County Commission Districts plus one at-large district, elected by caucus in even-numbered years (vacant seats can be filled at any time).

Officers: Chair, Vice Chairs, Secretary, Treasurer
State Committee members
Post Seat Holders, by commission district

See the current Post Seat Holders by district

When we meet

The full committee meets monthly, with regional chapters and standing committees gathering in between. Meetings follow our standing rules and Robert’s Rules of Order.

See the meeting calendar

General membership

General members are Fulton Democrats who come to meetings and take part in the committee’s work. They aren’t voting members (a vote belongs to the Post Seat Holders elected by caucus), but taking part has never required a seat.