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Precinct Chairs are the grassroots and backbone of the Republican Party. They are the boots on the ground, door knockers, information centers and community leaders. We have lost many precinct chairs in the past 15+ months and it is imperative that we replace as many as possible ahead of the 2026 primary and mid-term elections. If you are willing to make a difference in your precinct to help reach Republicans in your area to be aware of upcoming elections and important elections, whether they be national, state or local in nature. Perhaps you forgot to file your paperwork in December of 2023. This is also your chance to be reinstated. We need precinct chairs all over Dallas County! We need you! If you need help finding out if your precinct chair position is vacant, contact the Dallas County Republicans United PAC! We can help.
Current precinct chair terms end mid-June, 2026. The 2026-2028 term begins mid-June 2026 and ends mid-June 2028. The Dallas County Republican Party is accepting applications NOW for the 2026-2028 term. Filing period for Applications to become a precinct chair began September 9 and will end on December 8, 2025. If you are unopposed on the ballot your term automatically begins chair in mid-June at the organizational meeting of the Dallas County Republican Party. Please find the application here: Primary Election Application for Precinct Chair Only the 1st page needs to be completed. If you submit this application form now or earlier than December 8, you should be able to call the Secretary of State's office to monitor. The Dallas County Republican Party is required by the Texas Election Code to file your application with the Secretary of State no later than 5 business days after receipt. Training is available to give you the tools necessary to be successful. We highly recommend you get a copy that has been certified 'received' by the DCRP to ensure that it will be timely filed. Make sure you have filled out EVERY blank correctly. If you contact the DCRUnited.com we will help you fill it out correctly. Failure to dot every i and cross every t could result in it being rejected. It is also necessary to be notarized.
What a great way to unify with fellow Republicans and help to turn Dallas County back to RED! The Left never sleeps and we cannot rest! Dallas County was once a bastion of conservative office holders and voters. We can become RED again!
