Precinct Chairs
Precinct chairs are local leaders who represent each voting precinct in Hays County. They play a crucial role in organizing grassroots activities, engaging voters, and supporting Republican candidates.
What Do Precinct Chairs Do?
- Represent their precinct at party meetings
- Engage with voters in their precinct
- Support Republican candidates and initiatives
- Organize local events and activities
- Help with voter registration and turnout
Become a Precinct Chair
Precinct chairs file for a full term by running on the Republican Party ballot by filling out a ballot application, provided by the Secretary of State's office. If you are in a vacant precinct, you may be appointed by the County Executive Committee (CEC).
To apply for a vacant precinct, submit the online application. The Vacancy Committee reviews applications; the County Executive Committee (CEC) makes the final decision on appointments to vacant precincts. You will be contacted about next steps. Questions? Email [email protected].
Apply to Become a Precinct Chair