Precinct Chairs
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A precinct is the smallest political subdivision in Texas. Texas counties are divided into individual precincts, and it is the responsibility of the Precinct Chair to contact, guide and organize Democratic voters in their respective precinct. Precinct Chairs also sit on the County Executive Committee, which conducts the local business of the Party. The duties and responsibilities of Precinct Chairs provide fundamental services to party effectiveness.
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- Precinct 101–Ryan Payne
- Precinct 102–Vacant
- Precinct 103–Katrina Raein
- Precinct 104–Rita LaVette
- Precinct 105–Vacant
- Precinct 106–Shirley Fleming
- Precinct 107–Vacant
- Precinct 108–Vacant
- Precinct 109–Patrick Morales
- Precinct 110–Vacant
- Precinct 111–Irene Andrews
- Precinct 113–Vacant
- Precinct 201–Vacant
- Precinct 202–Rick Beaule
- Precinct 203–Frank Carlson
- Precinct 204–Maxine Cofino
- Precinct 205–Morris Melton
- Precinct 206–Vacant
- Precinct 207–Vacant
- Precinct 208–Vacant
- Precinct 209–Vacant
- Precinct 210–Tristian Sanders
- Precinct 301–Vacant
- Precinct 302–Roque Acosta
- Precinct 303–Ami Hooper
- Precinct 304–Vacant
- Precinct 305–Vacant
- Precinct 306–Vacant
- Precinct 307–Vacant
- Precinct 308–Vacant
- Precinct 309–Vacant
- Precinct 310–Vacant
- Precinct 311–Vacant
- Precinct 312–Vacant
- Precinct 313–Vacant
- Precinct 314–Vacant
- Precinct 315–Nancy Glasscock
- Precinct 317–Melissa Al-Ahmadi
- Precinct 401–Vacant
- Precinct 402–Vacant
- Precinct 404–Barbara Garrett
- Precinct 405–Daryl Peters
- Precinct 406–Vacant
- Precinct 408–Vacant
- Precinct 409–Gwendolyn Caviness
- Precinct 410–Vacant
- Precinct 412–Vacant
- Precinct 413–Vacant
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