​Building a Stronger Precinct

As Republicans, we believe in the Caucus Convention system.  A Caucus is a simple gathering of politically like-minded people that live in the same neighborhood or Precinct and regularly conduct meetings based on political party rules and guidelines; it is the most basic and accessible grassroots level of government.
 
How to Involve those who live in the boundaries of your precinct

• Hold Periodic Precinct Meetings and: Develop a plan to increase Caucus attendance.
• Set a goal to meet attendance increases each Caucus year.
• Identify move-ins to your Precinct and contact them.
• Call the Registered Republican's in your precinct.
• Train your neighborhood by hosting a "Caucus Awareness Presentation."

 
Identify how you can best communicate with residents of your Precinct...Flyers, Social Media, Surveys, Newsletter, Door-to-Door, Calls, etc. Talk to your county party about using the materials provided by the State Party. (door hangers, yard signs, etc.
 

• Organize neighborhood walks.
• Recruit support and/or volunteers
• Register Voters
• Distribute material
• Walk for a candidate
• Invite your State Senator or Representative for a Q&A session.
• Discuss current issues
• What do Republicans in your precinct support and/or oppose What legislation would they like to see submitted?
• Identify potential future candidates
• Organize a community service/involvement project.
• Bring attention to Republicans working together to improve and support Community projects, schools, businesses, activities, etc.
• Organize to help a GOP Candidate
• Organize a Meet-the-Candidate event