Precinct Chairs are one of the most important positions in the entire Democratic Party.

• A Precinct Chair is a Democratic Party Official at the LOCAL level elected by Democratic voters to serve as the party leader of their precinct.
• Precinct Chairs Identify, Register, Educate & Turn-out Democratic voters in their Precinct.
• Precinct Chairs also sit on the County Executive Committee (CEC), which conducts the local business of the Party.

Precinct Chair Qualifications:

• Be 18 years of age or older
• Be a qualified voter who has voted in the latest Democratic primary (not counting runoffs) in the voting year. (If not, a Democratic OATH may be signed and the Vacancy Committee may decide)
• Be a resident of the precinct from which he or she is seeking election (see map below)
• Not be a candidate for - or holder of - an elective office of the federal, state, or county government
• Ideally, have both Internet, e-mail capabilities and basic computer skills

Live in a Precinct without a Precinct Chair?  Contact us to learn more

Live in a Precinct with a Precinct Chair?  Contact us for more information on becoming a Precinct Captain

For information on Precinct Chair vacancies outside our club area & to apply to be a Precinct Chair: HCDP Become a Precinct Chair