Precinct Chairs
Precinct chairs form the Executive Committee of Brazos County Democratic Party
Interactive Precinct Map
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Map courtesy Gretchen Miller
Find your precinct number on the left side of your voter registration card, as indicated by red outline.
Precinct chair is the fundamental building block of the party
The party leader in the voting precinct is the precinct chair, who is elected by the voters in the precinct in the Democratic Primary. The precinct chair is the go-to person for all Democratic precinct activity. Every precinct chair is a standing member of the Brazos County Democratic Party Executive Committee. An active, effective precinct chair makes an enormous difference in the success of the Party and our candidates.
Duties and Responsibilities
The following is a list that includes, but does not limit, the official and unofficial duties and responsibilities of the precinct chair:
Organize the precinct and get to know the people in the precinct
Represent the precinct by attending every County Executive Committee meeting
Get your voters to the polls
Bridge the gap between voters and elected officials
Help find judges, alternate judges, and election clerks
Recruit people to do the following volunteer jobs:
Work the precinct polling place on Election Day
Pass out literature
Report pertinent information back to the Democratic party headquarters and Democratic campaigns
Dress the polls on Election Day
Understand the TDP Rules and Texas Election Code
Encourage primary voters to attend the precinct convention
Place sign(s) at the Primary voting locations indicating the location of the precinct convention
Organize and conduct the precinct convention
Call a CEC meeting when County Chairs fail to do so