A Precinct Committeeman or Committeewoman serves as the foundation of the Republican Party at the grassroots level, ensuring strong local engagement and voter mobilization. This role is essential to building an effective and active party.

Core Responsibilities:

At a minimum, a Precinct Committeeman or Committeewoman is expected to:

• Distribute candidate and election information to neighbors and participate in “Get-Out-The-Vote” efforts leading up to Election Day. (Get Your List)

• Vote for county and state party leadership at the county convention.

• Circulate petitions for Republican candidates to secure ballot access.

• Register new Republican voters and encourage participation.

A successful party relies on committed Precinct Committeemen and Committeewomen to perform these tasks, which require only a few hours per month. These efforts help establish strong relationships with local voters, positioning the Committeeman or Committeewoman as a trusted resource for political information and election guidance.

Additional Ways to Strengthen Your Precinct:

Beyond the core duties, a Precinct Committeeman or Committeewoman can:

• Represent precinct voters to the Republican Party and vice versa.

• Attend county party meetings and actively recruit candidates and volunteers.

• Identify and welcome new residents, introducing them to Republican values.

• Encourage voter turnout and engagement in local elections.

• Stay informed on local issues by attending county and legislative district meetings.

• Assist in party fundraising initiatives and events.

• Volunteer for campaigns and election-related activities.

• Organize door-to-door outreach within the precinct.

• Recruit drivers to transport voters to polling places on Election Day.

• Identify and enlist Poll Watchers and Election Judges.

With just a small time commitment, a Precinct Committeeman or Committeewoman plays a crucial role in shaping election outcomes, strengthening the Republican Party, and fostering an informed and active electorate.