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Precinct captain

A precinct captain (also known as a precinct chair, delegate, committee officer, committee member, or committeeperson) is an elected official in the American political party system. The captain establishes a direct link between a political party and the voters in a local electoral precinct. Their role is to build a relationship between those who hold…

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Office title designation by state

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Precinct captain

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Triples61
Avg. degree1.89
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Precinct captain

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Precinct captain → Alabama, Block Captain, Block CaptainMississippi, Carolina, City Committee Member, Co-Captain, Committeeman, CommitteewomanNew Mexico, CommitteewomanTennessee, CommitteewomanTexas, CommitteewomanWyoming, Connecticut, County Committee Member, County Committeeman, Delaware, DelawareFlorida, Delegate To County Convention, Democrat, District LeaderNorth Carolina, Georgia

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party precinct captain also states office committee political county district voters ballot elected vote election eligible chair delegate officer member

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Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by stateTitles0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by stateAlabama0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by stateUnknownAlaska0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by stateUnknownArizona0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by statePrecinct CommitteemanArkansas0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by stateUnknownCalifornia0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by statePrecinct CommitteemenColorado0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by statePrecinct Committee Person0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by stateRepublican0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by statePrecinct Organizer0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by stateBlock Captain0.60section
Precinct captainrelated to Office title designation by stateDemocrat0.60section

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