PCO Eligibility & Election

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• Be a member of the Republican Party.

• Be a registered voter in the precinct.

• File for election in even numbered years.

• If unopposed a PCO candidate is automatically elected, if opposed whoever receives the most votes in the August Primary will be elected.

• Serve a two year term starting December 1st following the election.
   

 PCO Appointment

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• Appointment for open precincts must be after the county reorganization meeting.

• Eligibility: must declare to be a member of a major political party, registered voter in the precinct.

• Appointment is made by the County Chair.
   

 

Ongoing Duties

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• Attend district and county Party meetings as possible, help formulate policy, recruit party candidates and volunteers.

• Support Republican candidates.

• Assist with fundraising events.

• Distribute candidate information to neighbors.

• Engage in Get-Out-the Vote activities: register voters and urge voter turnout.
   

 

Biennial Duties

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• Conduct a Precinct Caucus

• Select officers of the County Central Committee

• File for election for Precinct Committee Officer

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