Precinct Organizers

What is a Precinct Organizer?

A Precinct Organizer (P.O.) is the representative of the Democratic Party in your neighborhood. A PO helps neighbors learn about elections, issues, and candidates, and also brings neighborhood issues and interests back to the Party.

Get to know the precinct organizers and other volunteers near you at your local State House District (HD) meeting! Find your HD number here and find your HD meetings on our calendar.

Some of the powers and responsibilities of Precinct Organizers:

1. Connect with neighbors and educate voters about our issues and candidates

2. Attend your State House District meetings

3. Work to elect Democratic Party nominees by registering voters and helping to Get Out the Vote in your precinct

4. Represent your precinct in the Democratic Party. This may include electing replacement legislators or other elected officials.

How can I Become a Precinct Organizer? One of two ways:

1. Attend Caucus in an even-numbered year, run for the position and get elected by your Precinct, or

2. Contact your House District team to ask if there is a current vacancy. Each precinct is legally allowed two POs. If both spots are filled, you can still get involved and you will have an opportunity to run for PO at the next caucus.

Find your house district here. You can also contact our county party at info@arapahoedems.org