About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District O…

District O includes portions of the City of Greeley.

For a list of precincts in District O, please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE.

About Tony…

Tony Groeger is the District M Captain of the Weld GOP.

About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District N…

District N includes portions of the City of Greeley.

For a list of precincts in District N, please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE.

About JD…

I’ve been a registered Republican for 37 years. I started serving the party as a precinct committee person in 2008, and then as a district captain in 2021. I’m married to my wonderful wife and have two children in college. I’ve served over 30 years as a certified peace officer. 

About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District M…

District M includes portions of the Cities of Greeley and Evans.

For a list of precincts in District M, please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE.

About Mark…

Mark is the District L Captain for the Weld GOP.

About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District L…

District L includes portions of the City of Greeley.

For a list of precincts in District L, please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE.

About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District K…

District K includes portions of the cities of Greeley and Evans.

For a list of precincts in District K please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE.

About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District J…

District J includes portions of the towns of Gilcrest, LaSalle, and Platteville.

For a list of precincts in District J, please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE.

About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District I…

District I includes portions of the towns of Hudson, Keensburg, and Kersey.

For a list of precincts in District I, please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE.

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About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District H…

District H includes portions of the towns of Brighton, Fort Lupton, and Lochbuie.

For a list of precincts in District H, please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE.

About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District G…

District G includes portions of the towns of Brighton, Dacono, Firestone, Frederick, Longmont, and Mead.

For a list of precincts in District G, please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE.

About District Captains…

Article VI, Section 8 of the Weld County Republican Central Committee bylaws says, “The District Captains, or their valid proxy, (pursuant to the proxy qualifications as set forth in Article X), shall attend all Central Committee and Executive Committee meetings. They shall assist the committee people in their district by coordinating party activities and shall perform all other duties assigned to them by the County Chairman or the Executive Committee. Any registered Republican residing in his district may be elected District Captain, but no one may have more than one vote in the Weld County Republican Central Committee because he may be a District Captain.

A District Captain shall not openly support a candidate from another political party without first resigning their position. The Executive Committee may remove, by two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of those present at a regularly scheduled meeting, such District Captain that refuses to resign.”

Learn more about the role and responsibilities of District Captains HERE and by downloading our bylaws HERE.

About District F…

District F includes the towns of Erie, and portions of Longmont, Frederick, and Mead.

For a list of precincts in District F, please go here.

Determine what precinct you live in on the Secretary of State’s website HERE