Hi Locals family.
Here are the states I have leaders for.
Tennessee
Nevada
Oklahoma
North Carolina
South Carolina
Possibly Ohio...confirming.
Michigan
Possibly Texas...confirming.

If your state is not mentioned, would you please consider leading your state?
This role is not laborious.

Also, I need 5 folks who will work with each state leader in each state. One of the jobs of the state leader is to find 5.

The role of the leader is to help the 5 divide the counties up amongst themselves. After doing that, these 5:

1. Learn where the county GOP building is in each county
2. Learn when the monthly meeting is in each of those counties
3. Learn who the chairman is in each of those counties
4. Learn how many precinct seats are vacant in the each of those counties.

Again, not difficult. But when we divide up the responsibilities, many hands make light work.

Once this tier is set up in your state, we get after filling these vacancies.

WE CAN DO THIS!! Woohoo!! Together! And you all have my ...

Here's a continuation of my last post regarding the precinct committee men. Here are the links where I would start: www.precinctstrategy.com, when you are there click on the "State Information" bar at the top. Look for California, then in that box click on "List of California Republican Party County Central Committee websites." REMEMBER you will see Precincts called different things but here its CENTRAL COMMITTEE or some variations thereof. The page is missing a few counties, so this could be a good project for someone to fill in the missing counties and double check the accuracy of sites provided. I looked for Los Angeles County www.lagop.org. This is the website for the Republican Party and where you can see who the board members are. Luckily I recognized two members who are America First and will reach out to them individually. Next, in the same California box look for "Tea Party California Caucus provides step-by-step instructions for becoming a delegate." It's long but it ...