Clallam caucus sites

There will be nine Democratic precinct caucuses in Clallam County on Saturday. All caucuses start at 10 a.m. and will help designate delegates for presidential candidates.

Caucuses are held by precincts, not by candidate affiliation.

A 17-year-old who turns 18 by election day also can participate.

Here are the caucus locations and precincts involved:

* Precincts Sequim 1 through 5, Diamond Point, Blyn, Port Williams, Bell Hill, Jamestown, SunLand North, SunLand South, Olympic, Happy Valley, Dungeness East, Eagle, Prairie North, Prairie South and Elk. Helen Haller Elementary School: 350 W. Fir St., Sequim.

* Precincts Cline, Parkwood, Riverside, Dungeness West, Coyote, Macleay, Carlsborg, Lost Mountain, Robin Hill, Klahane, Monterra, Agnew and Blue Mountain: Greywolf Elementary School, 171 Carlsborg Road, Carlsborg.

* Precincts Bluffs, O”Brien, Fairview, Deer Park, Bayview, Clark Mount Pleasant, Belleview North, Belleview South and Port Angeles 1: Roosevelt Middle School, 106 Monroe Road, Port Angeles.

* Precincts Port Angeles 2 through 17, Mount Angeles and Black Diamond: Jefferson Elementary School, 218 E. 12th St., Port Angeles.

* Precincts Port Angeles 18 through 26: Hamilton Elementary School, 1822 W. 7th St., Port Angeles.

* Precincts Madison Creek, Edgewood, Dry Creek, Elwha, Freshwater Bay and Eden: Dry Creek Elementary School, 25 Rife Road, Port Angeles.

* Precincts Joyce, Twin Rivers, Piedmont: Crescent Elementary and High School, 50350 Highway 112, Joyce.

* Precincts Forks 1 through 5, Beaver, Bogachiel, Sun, Sappho, Quileute, Clallam Bay, Sekiu, Hoko: Forks Middle School cafeteria, 121 S Spartan Ave., Forks

* Precincts Raven and Thunderbird: Makah Marina, 1321 Bay View Avenue, Neah Bay.

For further information in Clallam County contact Diane Haffner at 360-452-2493, Kris Grier at 360-808-5341 or Pollock.

Information is also available at www.clallamdemocrats.org.

More in News

Ben Hecht, a geologist with environmental consulting firm Landau Associates, takes a sample of raw drinking water taken at the city of Port Angeles’ ranney collector on Saturday at the Elwha River, downstream from Friday’s tanker crash that dumped petroleum products into Indian Creek west of Port Angeles. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
‘Do not drink’ order given for Port Angeles water customers

Bottled water available Sunday at two locations

Foundation donates $1 million to hospital

Recipients include residency program, scholarships and cancer care center

A former teacher, Larry Jeffryes moved to Sequim with his wife in 2013. He was appointed to the Sequim School Board in September 2019, elected by voters in November of that year and was elected again in 2023. Before his resignation, Jeffryes’ term was set to go through November 2027. (Larry Jeffryes)
Sequim school board director resigns after six years in seat

District opens process to apply for position

Members of the musical group Soupbones, from left, Ed Schmid of Port Angeles, Ron Munro of Sequim, Carly List of Port Angeles and Hugh Starks of Sequim, perform at a Good Trouble community gathering and picnic on Thursday at Erickson Playfield in Port Angeles. Organizers of the event, one of numerous gatherings across the United States, decided to forego conventional politics while commemorating the life of civil rights activist John Lewis. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
Good trouble rally

Members of the musical group Soupbones, from left, Ed Schmid of Port… Continue reading

State funds to benefit coastal habitat

Clallam, Jefferson awarded $1.6M

Artists Heather Sparks, left, and Zeo Boekbinder set up a stencil of a fern leaf in an effort to decorate an otherwise-drab concrete roadside divider along Race Street south of Lauridsen Boulevard on Wednesday in Port Angeles. The divider work was part of a larger project to beautify the Race Street corridor from Eighth Street to Hurricane Ridge Road, which included improved traffic lanes, pedestrian and bicycle lanes and decorative lighting. Long-term plans call for similar improvements to Race Street, extending to First and Front streets. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
A touch of color

Artists Heather Sparks, left, and Zeo Boekbinder set up a stencil of… Continue reading

A tanker truck overturned into Indian Creek west of Port Angeles, according to the State Patrol and the state Department of Transportation. U.S. Highway 101 was closed Friday afternoon at milepost 238 near Herrick Road, and traffic was being diverted to state Highway 112. (Katherine Weatherwax via X)
Highway 101 reopens after tanker truck overturns into creek

Port Angeles asks utility customers to conserve water

Lisa Hansen of Port Angeles, center, takes a cellphone photo of her son, Cooper Hansen, 3, as Hansen’s mother, Tracy Hansen, right, looks on during a warm day at Hollywood Beach on the Port Angeles waterfront on Wednesday. The trio were enjoying a sunny summer afternoon next to the water. (Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News)
Picture perfect

Lisa Hansen of Port Angeles, center, takes a cellphone photo of her… Continue reading

Claim against First Fed alleges $100M fraud

First Fed plans to ‘vigorously defend’ loans

Olympic Medical Center CEO says Medicaid cuts will hit hard

Darryl Wolfe tells board entire state will feel impact

Joseph Wilson, left, and Kevin Streett.
Jefferson PUD names new general manager

Wilson comes with 30 years of experience