Duties & Responsibilities
 

The following is a list of duties and responsibilities for every precinct committee member. Should you be interested please e-mail us your address and we will appoint you should your precinct be empty.

Representing the Precinct to the Party
 

• Attend meetings of the Republican Central Committee to assist in organizing and supervising the County Republican Party operations and to endorse candidates (3 or 4 a year).

• Vote in the election of local Republican Precinct Captains.

• Participate in local and county meetings and events, including Republican city and ward club meetings.

Activities in the Precinct
 

• Name 1 or 2 Assistant Central Committee Members to participate and assist in your efforts. Advise your Precinct Captain and Republican Headquarters of their names, addresses, etc.

• Recruit at least two Republican booth workers to work in the voting booth on Election Day. These people are paid by the Board of Elections and assist the Board in ensuring an efficient and fair election.

• Register new people in your precinct to vote: Move-ins or people who reach voting age.

• Recruit volunteers to distribute literature for candidates in your area.

• Recruit volunteers to work the polls on Election Day.

• Promote Republican Candidates to neighbors.

• Maximize the Republican vote in your precinct.

• To this end, Party Headquarters or their Ward Leaders can provide a “Poll Book” (also known as a “Walk List”) that has the name, address and vote history for every voter in a precinct. Poll Books can be obtained in paper form or on digital media.

Local Non-Partisan Leadership
 

• As a Central Committee Member in your precinct, you are a leader in your neighborhood regardless of the strength of our party in your community. You will find that candidates and public officials of both parties will be interested in your ideas as to what needs to be done in your community.

• Depending on need, you should become active in the local block/street club, neighborhood development association, the local Republican Club, or with your local government.

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