Weld County Republicans https://weldcountygop.com The Home of the Weld County GOP Thu, 09 Mar 2023 17:48:08 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1 https://weldcountygop.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/cropped-Weld-GOP-W-32x32.jpg Weld County Republicans https://weldcountygop.com 32 32 Be An Election Judge https://weldcountygop.com/be-an-election-judge/ Wed, 08 Mar 2023 10:01:46 +0000 https://weldcountygop.com/?p=27461 If you are interested in being an election judge, please read the following and complete the application (even if you have served before as a judge).

Election Judge Requirements

Colorado Revised Statutes Section 1-6-101(2) establishes certain requirements for election judges. Please review the following before submitting your name for consideration as an election judge in Weld County. To be an election judge, you must:

  • Be registered to vote and be willing to serve;
  • Be physically and mentally able to perform and complete the assigned tasks;
  • Attend a class of instruction concerning the tasks of an election judge prior to each election;
  • Have never been convicted of election fraud, any other election offense or fraud;
  • Be neither a candidate whose name appears on the ballot anywhere in Weld County nor a member of a candidate’s immediate family, related by blood, marriage, or civil union to the second degree, of a candidate whose name appears on the ballot anywhere in the county.
  • Be able to provide your own transportation to the school of instruction, polling place, and counting center, as applicable.

Be advised that some of the following abilities and tasks may be required to:

  1. Understand Dominion Democracy Suite ImageCast X voting equipment after receiving training
  2. Read the LCD display screen on the Dominion Democracy Suite ImageCast X equipment.

What are the Election Judges Positions and Duties?

  • Supervisor:  VSPC & Board Coordinator, responsible for assigning duties and supervising the conduct of the election.
  • Ballot Box Judge:  Responsible for the collection of Mail Ballots at VSPC’s.
  • Greeter Judge:  Provides Signature Card to voter and verify voter identification was brought.
  • Log Book JudgeEnsures voter identification requirements are met and maintain the log book of voters entering the VSPC.
  • Computer Judge: Responsible for registering new voters, providing in person paper ballots, mail ballots or ballot marking device credit, and indicating on each voter’s record that they have voted.
  • Voting Assistance Judge: Provide direction for voter to assure a secret ballot.  If paper ballot is chosen then the voter will be directed to a voting booth to complete, and if a ballot marking device, then assist voters as needed to complete the process and print out their ballot. The Exit Voting Assistance Judge will direct voter to place ballot in Ballot Box.
  • Ballot Courier:  Responsible for collecting ballots from polling locations and 24-hour drop off locations and delivering them to the ballot processing facility.
  • Receiving Board Judge:  Responsible for collecting ballots delivered by couriers, arranging them, and applying a date stamp received to each envelope. 
  • Signature Verification Judge:  Responsible for comparing voter’s signature on the voter’s mail ballot to what is on file.  Identify any discrepancies and report them to election staff.
  • Opening Board Judge:  Responsible for separating the ballot from the envelope then batching ballots together for processing and scanning by the Central Count Judges.
  • Central Count Judge:  Responsible for scanning ballots, duplicating ballots too difficult to scan, and adjudicating ballots that are over-or-under voted. 
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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Want to Run for Office? https://weldcountygop.com/want-to-run-for-office/ Wed, 08 Mar 2023 03:25:47 +0000 https://weldcountygop.com/?p=27418
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We can help. Getting Republicans elected is what we do. It is the policy of the Weld County Republican Party to stay neutral in partisan races where more than one Republican is running for the same office. In this instance, we will support all Republicans equally. Regardless of your campaign or competition, we are here to help provide the resources and contacts you need to advance conservative ideas in elected office. But we have to know who you are! Please let us know and a representative from our Candidate Committee will be in touch within 72 business hours.

Weld GOP Candidate Interest Form

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Be a Precinct Committee Person https://weldcountygop.com/be-a-precinct-committee-person/ Sun, 05 Mar 2023 06:13:32 +0000 https://weldcountygop.com/?p=27185
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PCP is an acronym for Precinct Committee Person and in the Weld GOP, the PCP is the bedrock of our party – as “grassroots” as it gets!


Just What is a PCP?

A precinct is the smallest political subdivision. It is your neighborhood and your neighbors. A Precinct Committee Person (PCP) is the person who “adopts their neighborhood” for the GOP. It’s where you can have the biggest impact for Republican candidates and conservative ideas and values.

How is a PCP chosen?

The Precinct Committee Person is elected at the precinct caucus, held in late February/early March of even-numbered years. Since people tend to move and have life changes, PCP positions frequently come available.

What if there is a vacancy?

If there is a vacancy, a registered Republican who lives in the precinct and wants to make a positive impact for their community can be appointed by the Weld GOP Executive Committee.

How many PCPs are in a precinct?

According to Colorado law, each precinct can have two PCPs. It is a great way for a husband and wife, family members, or neighbors and friends to make a difference by helping elect Republicans and protecting what makes Weld County and Colorado great.

What does a PCP do?

The PCP is the most influential political office in the world because it is the grassroots. PCPs talk to their neighbors and friends about candidates and issues in a way no glitzy advertising can ever accomplish. PCPs win elections! PCPs have a huge impact by…

Talking with Republicans

PCPs actively talk with Republicans and unaffiliated voters. Known in the political world as “canvassing,” it really is just chatting with your neighbors about the issues important to them and presenting the Republican viewpoint about those issues.

Community Meetings

PCPs work with their District Captains to attend and organize community meetings. Whether they are meetings to discuss issues important to your district or to introduce elected and party leaders, community and neighborhood meetings are an important way to connect people with the positive policies and ideas Republicans offer.

Canvassing & Registration Events

There’s that “canvassing” term again. PCPs work with their District Captains and systematically communicate with the registered voters in their neighborhood to determine the issues important to them and actively promote Republican policies, ideas, and candidates.

A focus for the Weld GOP is voter registration efforts. Weld County is the fastest-growing county in the state and it’s our goal to meet these new voters and encourage them to affiliate with the Weld County Republican Party. District Captains work with their PCPs to organize voter registration events.

Organize Meet & Greets

It’s vitally important that elected Republicans, Republican candidates, and GOP Party Leaders frequently meet with the grassroots of our party. District Captains work with Precinct Committee People to organize meet and greets that connect the Republicans in your neighborhood with the people who want to hear their opinions and earn their continued trust.

Social Events & Gatherings

PCPs work with their District Captains to socialize with the Republicans in their neighborhoods. After all, this is the Grand Old Party, so let’s throw one! Precinct Pizza Parties, backyard barbecues, ice cream socials, and other fun events are the best way to connect with other Republicans, build relationships, and introduce them to our elected representatives and party leaders.

Education

Distribute candidate literature and work to educate folks in your precinct about Republican candidates and issues.

Precinct Caucus

Run precinct caucus and help get out the vote!

How much time does it take?

Time commitment? 2-3 hours a month will make you a rockstar!

You’re not alone in this!

Best of all, you don’t have to tackle this alone. The Weld GOP will be there with the resources you need to make an impact!

Want more information on being a Weld GOP PCP?

Drop us a note. We’ll get back to you with information on how you can fill the most important role in the Weld County Republican party!

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