BECOME A PCP

Your Support Makes a Difference

WHAT IS A PRECINCT COMMITTEE PERSON?

ARE YOU READY TO BECOME A PRECINCT COMMITTEE PERSON?

SIGN UP TODAY!

As a PCP you are elected by the Republicans in your voter precinct.

These Republicans are your constituents who you represent to the Washington County GOP

You are elected for 2 year terms

If for any reason you no longer want to be/cannot fulfill the duties of being a PCP you can resign at any time by notifying the Chair and the Secretary

A Precinct Committee Person, or PCP for short, is a go between for the Republican voting base and the Washington County Republican Party. As a PCP you represent your Precinct to the Washington County Republican Party.


​The difference between volunteering and being a PCP is that volunteering doesn't require a long-term commitment. You can volunteer for just one or two events whereas a PCP, you have to be involved in the Washington County Republican Party's voting procedures.​

‌Why become a PCP?

‌Vote on Party Leadership

- County officers

- Delegates to the Oregon Republican Party‌

Have a voice within the part

- Elect party leadership

- How money is spent

- What issues we focus on

- What kinds of activities/efforts we undertake‌

As a PCP you make a real difference in your community

- Keep your neighbors informed on Republican candidate

- Ensuring your fellow Republicans vote in elections

- Hold party leadership/elected officials accountable

- Get your fellow Republicans engaged with the political process

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PCP Responsibilities ​

Attendour quarterly meetings. (the meeting lasts around 3 hours)Respondto our communication via email, text or phone callVolunteersome of your time in one of various volunteer opportunities. There is no fixed amount of time you have to commit to, though. If you only have time for one hour a month, great! We appreciate any amount of time you can give us!

TOGETHER, WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Tis a common observation here that our cause is the cause of all mankind; and that we are fighting for their liberty in defending our own.

— Benjamin Franklin