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You would be surprised just how valuable your skills can be, both personal & professional. For instance, someone skilled in carpentry could help us with custom built organizational items and cabinets at headquarters and someone who enjoys photography could help us gather memories from events. If you are good with teenagers then you could help guide out future leaders and teach them civic responsibilities. If you have office, phone or organizational skills you could help at headquarters. So tell us what you enjoy so we can match you to the appropriate project.

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Ballot Security – Work with Party officials to insure against election fraud at appropriate polling sites on Election Day. (Brief training prior to Election Day. Very long hours on Election Day.)
Election Worker – Work as an Election Judge or Election Clerk with small monetary compensation. (Each November in the General Election and March of even numbered years in the Republican Primary. Brief training prior to Election Day. Very long hours on Election Day.)
Fundraising – This includes event sales and soliciting silent auction donations for our annual Lincoln-Reagan Dinner [Dec-Feb] and Volunteer Recognition Dinner [Sept-Nov]. Also includes selling space for our newsletter, soliciting for financial donations for our Sustaining Supporter program and Lincoln Cabinet memberships. [Dec-Feb] and Volunteer Recognition Dinner [Sept-Nov]. Also, selling space for our newsletter and soliciting for financial donations. (Flexible hours ongoing throughout the year.)
Headquarters – Work on rotating schedule or “on call” basis to assist Headquarters Administrator with Party tasks (e.g. administrative/clerical). A professional and friendly attitude is necessary, computer skills are helpful. (Flexible hours and ongoing throughout the year.)
Hospitality – Provide transportation and appropriate event planning for state and federal VIP’s, and volunteer as a greeter at CEC Meetings. (Ongoing throughout year with fairly heavy activity in weeks preceding Nov. election. VIP’s schedule will dictate hours required.)
Long Range Planning – Identify long-term party goals/objectives and means to achieve them. (Ongoing throughout the year with multiple meetings to compile data and make recommendations to Executive Committee; flexible meeting times depending on committee members' schedules.)
Media Watch – Identify and clip articles in various media, which pertain to the Party's Nov. ballot candidates or GOP Platform; write/coordinate letters to the editor in response and have Party official respond where appropriate. (Ongoing throughout the year but probably heaviest in fall prior to Nov. election; work primarily from home; flexible hours and infrequent meetings.)
Organizations – Help to form, grow, and/or mentor Republican groups such as Teenage Republicans, area clubs, etc. (Flexible hours ongoing throughout the year.)
Outreach – Promote Republican principles to traditionally non-Republican voters and invite them into the GOP. (Flexible hours ongoing throughout the year.)
Phone banks – Work phone banks for Nov. election to identify GOP voters and encourage them to actually vote. (Sept.-Nov. election-as often as volunteers schedule permits.)
Precinct Chair – Become the Chair in your Precinct (neighborhood).
Speaker’s Bureau –Coordinate presentations promoting the Republican message to schools, civic groups, etc.; identify, organize and train Republican volunteers to do these presentations. (Ongoing throughout the year, perhaps having heavy concentration just prior to Nov. election. Initial time involvement fairly heavy to plan contacts and train speakers. Speakers assigned according to availability.)
Victory Team – Identify Republican voters in key precincts; commit to Get Out the Vote (GOTV) efforts for Nov. election; implement other Victory plans. (Crucial time periods will be summer through Election Day; flexible hours; strong commitment to the GOP, its principles and candidates.)
Voter Registration – Become deputized to register likely Republican voters in key precincts, churches and other locations. (Jun-Oct. as often as volunteer's schedule permits. May entail both door-to-door or "booth" registration. You can become a Deputy Registrar at the Denton County Elections Administration Office located at 701 Kimberly Dr., Denton, TX. This normally take 10 minutes.)

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