Grant County Republican Party
Central Committee
Washington State
BECOME A PCO
PCOs are the heart and soul of the Grant County Republican Party.
They're the ones on the ground, connecting with neighbors, and building strong communities.
Their dedication ensures a solid Republican turnout in elections, leading to wins across the board.
Every race matters, and it all begins with the PCOs.
The PCO Advantage:
Communities with active PCOs experience increased voter turnout.
PCOs play a pivotal role in electing candidates across various levels, from school boards to statewide offices.
Numerous elected officials started their political journey as PCOs, highlighting the significance of a robust PCO network in nurturing future leaders.
What's the role of a PCO?
- Represent our Party in your Precinct
- Identify Republicans in your precinct
- Register likely Republicans to vote
- Remind Republicans in your precinct to vote
- Elect party leadership
- Support Republican candidates running for office
- Participation as a Member in good standing
ADDITIONNAL RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:
- Attending Central Committee Meetings – approximately 4 times a year
- Attending your monthly District PCO Meetings
Interested in running as a PCO?
Here are the requirements:
1. Be a member of the Republican Party.
2. Be a registered voter in the precinct.
3. File for election during even-numbered years.
If running unopposed, the PCO candidate is automatically elected.
In contested races, the candidate with the most votes in the August Primary wins.
PCOs serve a two-year term starting December 1st following the election.
You can request to become a PCO, even in a non-election year.