The Precinct Chair is a publicly elected or appointed official.  The Precinct Chair will serve for a two-year term.

Precinct Chairs must:

Precinct Chairs help carry out the party mission by delivering the Texas Democratic Party and its local affiliate’s message to individual voters using the following methods and strategies:

Precinct Chairs should become familiar with their precinct’s resources; utilize the Voter Activation Network (VAN) to help access and communicate with voters; recruit election judges, election clerks, poll watchers, and poll workers; get voters to the polls to support Democratic national, state and local candidates; and attend precinct and/ or county conventions.

Precinct Chairs serve as a member of the County Executive Committee (CEC) which is the governing body of the Texas Democratic Party’s local affiliate. They are required to attend regular meetings of the CEC to conduct the business of the party.

At these meetings, Precinct Chairs will:

Precinct Chairs may also choose to serve on a variety of committees, teams, task forces, and coordinated campaigns.

We encourage Precinct Chairs to become a sustainable donor.  We also ask that Precinct Chairs demonstrate willingness to learn and follow the rules and procedures of the Texas Democratic Party and its local affiliate.