Precinct Chairs

The foundation of our party organization

What is a Precinct Chair?

Precinct chairs are elected officials within the Republican Party who serve as the party’s representative in their precinct. They are the foundation of our grassroots organization and play a vital role in building Republican strength at the local level.

Responsibilities

As a precinct chair, you will:

  • Attend Monthly Meetings - Participate in monthly county executive committee meetings
  • Build Your Precinct - Get to know Republican voters in your precinct and keep them engaged
  • Organize Volunteers - Recruit and coordinate volunteers for campaigns and events
  • Get Out the Vote - Help ensure Republican voters turn out on election day
  • Represent Your Community - Serve as a voice for your precinct in party decisions

Benefits of Serving

  • Make a Real Impact - Directly influence elections and party decisions
  • Build Leadership Skills - Develop organizational and political skills
  • Network - Meet other Republican leaders and activists
  • Shape Policy - Have a voice in party platform and priorities
  • Support Candidates - Help elect Republicans who share your values

How to Become a Precinct Chair

Current Vacancies

Many precincts across Brazos County currently have vacant precinct chair positions. If your precinct is vacant, you can be appointed to the position.

To apply:

  1. Complete the Precinct Chair Application form below
  2. Submit the form to the county chairman
  3. Your application will be reviewed by the executive committee
  4. If approved, you’ll be appointed as precinct chair

Election Process

Precinct chairs are officially elected during the party primary election held every even-numbered year. If you’re interested in running for precinct chair:

  1. File your application with the Republican Party of Texas during the filing period (typically December-January)
  2. Campaign in your precinct
  3. Win the primary election in March

Current Precinct Chairs

Below is the current list of precinct chairs serving Brazos County. This list is updated regularly.

Note: To update the precinct chairs list, edit the Google Sheet linked to this page or upload a CSV file.

Precinct Chair Resources

Once appointed or elected, precinct chairs have access to:

  • Training materials and handbooks
  • Voter data and walking lists
  • Campaign materials and templates
  • Monthly meeting schedules
  • Direct support from county leadership

View Resources →

Precinct Chair Application