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Being a Precinct Organizer
Fighting for Our Community
The role of Precinct Organizer (PO, formerly known as Precinct Committee Person, or PCP) is at the core of political party activity; it’s our ground game. As a PO, you are a representative of the Adams County Democratic Party in your precinct, or neighborhood.
Elections are truly won or lost in precincts, especially in Adams County, and POs are vital to ensuring strong Democratic support for Democratic policies and candidates.
Being a Precinct Organizer isn't just about politics—it's about being a good neighbor. It’s about listening, connecting, and ensuring every voice in your community is heard.
Connect with your Neighbors
Be a Trusted Source of information for your Neighbors
Offer voter resources & activities
Be a Voting Member of the Adams County, House District and Vacancy Committees
Receive Training and Support from Adams County PO Team, and learn alongside fellow organizers
What is a Precinct?
Part of a territory with boundaries established for administrative purposes for election purposes. This could be a neighborhood or a subdivision of a county, town, city, or ward.
In Adams County, we have 283 Precincts, & each precinct gets 2 Precinct Officers
What is a Precinct Organizer?
Precinct Organizers are grassroots neighborhood leaders and party officers crucial to Democratic success.
Every Precinct Organizer contributes in their own way, sharing one goal; build stronger, connected communities empowered by voting.
Is there Training to Help me be a PO?
Yes! We have regular training and community building activities! Find your neighborhood and let us know if you would like to join our team!
What are the expectations on my time?
We are asking each Precinct Organizer to be able to give about 2-6 hours per month, for a two year period.
Let our Adams County PO Team know if you want to learn more and see if being a PO is a good fit for you.