Central Committee

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THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

The Montrose County Republican Central Committee consists of two representatives from each of the 21 precincts, six District Captains, four Committee Chairs, five Officers of the Executive Committee, and all Republican elected County, State and Federal Officials who represent our county.


The official task of the committee is to conduct the County Caucus and County Assembly in every even-numbered election cycle. Other functions include assisting Republican candidates in their campaign efforts, monitoring elections, conducting voter registration drives, fundraising, and assisting local voters and elected officials.

Meetings are every 2nd Thursday of the month at the Montrose School District Board Room at 930 Colorado Avenue.  Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and the meeting begins at 6:30 p.m.

The meetings generally last about two hours and consist of Official’s reports, committee chair presentations, general business and candidate information.


If you would like to find out more, go to the CONTACT page of this website.

BYLAWS OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Montrose County Central Committee is governed by a set of Bylaws guided by the State Republican Party Bylaws, and are modified by committee approval. 

Click here to open a copy of the Montrose Republican Committee Bylaws.

District Captains

Our Central Committee consists of six District Captains- each over four precincts. District Captains are elected every two years at County Assembly by the PCP's of their four precincts.

District Captains are registered Republicans that volunteer to oversee their PCP districts. District Captains are encouraged to:


  • Liaison between 2nd Vice Chair/Precinct Coordinator and PCP's
  • Over see activities of their PCP's
  • Regularly attend our monthly Republican meetings
  • Volunteer in Party functions
  • Help their PCP's stay updated and connected on important local and national issues.
  • Help recruit vacant PCP positions in their District.
  • Regularly check in with their PCP's to see if they have everything they need to be successful in their precincts.
  • Assist PCP's in coordinating contact with voters in their districts for Republican candidates
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PRECINCT COMMITTEE PERSONS

Each Spring, in even numbered years, Montrose County Republicans gather in a meeting called Caucus. At this meeting, they assemble in neighborhood groups to choose two of their own local, Republican Representatives for their area. These neighborhood Representatives are called PCP’s or Precinct Committee Persons.


PCP’s must be officially registered Republicans and have an important job to work hard voluntarily to represent you! They are encouraged to:

 


  • Stay up to date on what’s happening locally politically.
  • Maintain lists of Republican voters in their Precinct
  • Walk neighborhoods (find volunteers to help with this project) and pass out voter information during election season.
  • Regularly attend our Republican monthly meetings. (These are held on the 2nd Thursday of every month and each PCP has an official vote.)
  • Volunteer/help where needed in our Party functions.
  • Report to their District Captain


Click on the map to see what Precinct you live in:


https://www.montrosecounty.net/463/District-and-Precinct-Maps


Contact Jodi Woodden at adamjodiw@y7mail.com for more info if you are interested in becoming a PCP or would like to find out who your current neighborhood PCP is.

VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers are needed for various help: walking precincts with the PCP’s; “getting out the vote” efforts; manning our Headquarters; numerous fund raising events; voter registrations drives; Fairs and Parades.


To learn more, contact the Strategy and Planning or Events and Fundraising Chair. Consider attending our Central Committee meetings every 2nd Thursday. See our EVENTS page for more information or to confirm dates and locations.

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