What is a Precinct Captain?
Precinct captains are the backbone of the Republican Party and leaders in the community. Warren County has 53 precincts and each must be filled with strong leaders so that we continue to elect Republicans to office. Every precinct has a Captain, Co-Captain and Youth Chair.
Most precincts have 1800-2400 Republican voters.
Duties & Responsibilities:
*Precinct Captain & Co-Captain: These are volunteer grassroots roles that play a vital part in building relationships within the community and or precincts, sharing information from both the party and the community, and supporting election campaigns. Responsibilities also include facilitating voter registration and absentee ballot access, leading get-out-the-vote efforts, distributing campaign materials, promoting our party, and addressing voter concerns.
*Precinct Youth Captain: As a Precinct Youth Captain, you’ll energize young voters in your community and engage them in county and party events. This is your chance to design dynamic programs that spark interest in politics! Lead fun initiatives and discussions that resonate with the youth of Warren County. Join us on this exciting journey to cultivate a vibrant future for our party—one enthusiastic young voter at a time (must be under the age of 40).
Grassroots volunteers play the most important role in the Republican Party. They bring in energy and fresh new ideas. Inspiration for this role may be drawn from Lawrence Tribble’s poem “Awaken” written in 1750, prior to the American Revolution.
“Awaken”
One man awake,
Awakens another.
The second awakens
His next door brother.
The three awake can rouse
A town
By turning the whole place
Upside down
The many awake
Can cause such a fuss
It finally awakens the
Rest of us.
One man up
With dawn in his eyes
Surely then
Multiplies.
