LEAD YOUR BLOCK
Become a Precinct Committee Officer
Real reform isn't driven from Olympia or Washington, DC —it starts right here in Sequim, Port Angeles, Forks, and everywhere in between. Join our Central Committee to strengthen your Clallam GOP, vote on endorsements, weigh in on our platform and policies, and serve as a voice for your neighborhood.
VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION
"Building relationships and talking to neighbors is the most powerful way to elect common sense Republicans in Clallam County"
How Do You Want To Lead?
No previous campaign or political experience required. Clallam GOP provides the training, materials, and support to ensure you're ready to serve your neighborhood.
Precinct Committee Officer (PCO)
An elected or appointed volunteer living within the precinct they represent. Each precinct can have a PCO. If your precinct is filled, you can serve an "orphan" precinct near you as a Precinct Captain (PC). Both PCOs and PCs serve as voting members of the Central Committee.
County Party Voice: Vote on Clallam GOP leadership, policies, and platforms
Endorsements: Help select official Republican ballot recommendations and endorsements
Get Out The Vote: Work with state and local campaigns by canvassing, making phone calls, and other outreach to ensure GOP voters turnout
Ambassador: Liaison with your neighborhood to communicate issues and help the party with its messaging
Precinct Team Volunteer
A critical neighborhood role open to any volunteer. This position is perfect for someone who wants to help a PCO or PC, but without the administrative Central Committee duties.
Flexible Jurisdiction: You can help out in any precinct or work with any PCO or PC
Ground Operations: Serve a crucial role in doorbelling, calling voters, or placing yard signs.
Low Pressure Entry: Allows you to test the waters of involvement without administrative responsibilities
Still A Part of The Team: While you can't vote at the Central Committee, you still play a huge role in victory
Find Your Precinct
Not sure what precinct you're in? No problem. Type you address into the map to see where you are located. A gray precinct indicates the precinct is filled, while a red precinct is available.
If you know you're precinct, check out its availability below or learn who your Central Committee representative is.
Help Restore Common Sense
Filled out the Application for Precinct Committee Officer, Precinct Captain, or Precinct Team Volunteer and be a voice for your neighborhood.
Our team will contact you within 2 to 3 business days and work on getting you on board.