About the Precinct Organization
Join the Frontline of Democracy: Become a Democratic Precinct Leader!
Precincts are the heart of our democracy—neighbors come together, elections happen, and real change begins. As the building blocks of the Democratic Party, precincts are the neighborhood-sized areas where we organize, energize, and mobilize voters.
We need dedicated people like you to step up and become Precinct Leaders, sometimes called precinct officials—the grassroots leaders who get out the vote for Democratic candidates and connect their neighbors with the Democratic Party year-round.
Why Become a Democratic Precinct Leader?
- Be the Party’s Voice – Represent Democratic values in your local community and help engage voters.
- Gain Leadership Experience – Learn firsthand how elections operate and develop key organizing skills.
- Protect the Vote – Help monitor elections and ensure every voter can cast their ballot fairly.
- Make a Real Impact – Your work at the precinct level determines elections at the local, state and national level.
What You’ll Do:
- Represent the Democratic Party at your polling place on Election Day and at Early Voting.
- Support Democratic get-out-the-vote (GOTV) efforts and year-round community engagement in your precinct.
- Ensure that elections are fair, accessible, and transparent.
Democracy Needs You—Sign Up Today!
Becoming a Precinct Leader is one of the most potent ways to defend democracy and make a difference. No experience? No problem! We provide training and support to set you up for success. All registered Democratic voters in Montgomery County are eligible to apply.
Want to know more? Read this brief introduction for more details. You can also send questions to Sarah Brand-Wiita, Precinct Organization Chair, at [email protected].
Ready to step up and serve? Apply today and join the movement that strengthens our democracy—one precinct at a time.