Central Committee

The Montrose Republican Party is officially represented by the Montrose County Republican Central Committee whose membership includes two precinct committeepersons from each of the 28 precincts within Montrose County, six District Captains, four Committee Chairs, ten elected officals who reside in Montrose County, and five members of the Executive Committee. The Central Committee's official task 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 in Montrose County, monitoring elections on behalf of Republicans, conducting voter registration drives, raising funds through events and other fundraisers in support of Republican candidates, educating local Republicans, and assisting elected officials.

The Central Committee meets every month on the 2nd Wednesday of the month beginning at 6:30pm at the Montrose School District Board Room at 930 Colorado Ave. The meetings generally last about two hours and consist of committee reports, elected officials reports, general business, and candidate presentations. The attendance at our meetings is typically around 30 to 40 excited Republicans; please come to one of our meetings and see what we are about. We would love to have you join us and get involved.

If you would like to know more about the Montrose Republican Central Committee please check out one of the following:

Click here to open a copy of the 2021 Montrose Republican Committee Bylaws.

Precinct Committee Persons

Montrose County consists of 28 precincts, and within each of these precincts there are, or should be, two precinct committee persons. A precinct committee person's position has been characterized as "the most influentual political office in the world." A precinct is the smallest political subdivision, and committee persons are the ones leading the activities within their respective precinct. If you would like to know who your particular precinct committee person is, just click on the following link: Precinct Committee Persons.

Following is the Precinct Committee Person Job Description for Montrose County:

1. Attend training for, and then conduct their precinct caucus meetings.
2. Seek and enlist neighborhood volunteers to assist them in carrying out various election duties within their precinct.
3. Maintain a list of all Republican and Unaffiliated voters within their precinct.
4. Assist Republican candidates who visit their precinct by handing out campaign literature and walking with the candidates when asked.
5. Develop and conduct fund-raising events in their precinct.
6. Assist with Party Headquarters activities, fund-raisers, and/or events where we have a Republican presence.
7. Enlist volunteers to serve as poll-watchers and/or election judges during elections.
8. Maintain a positive attitude and encourage volunteers and prospective voters.
9. Be a regular attendee/participant to the Montrose County Central Committee meetings.

If you do not know which precinct you are in, you can find out by going to the Colorado Secretary of State's website as shown below, and inputting your name, zip code, and birthdate. The last three numbers under "precinct" are your precinct number. If you have any questions, please contact us.

Click on the website below to determine your precinct
Secretary of State - Registered Voter Search