Official Precinct Chairs are listed on the Secretary of State’s website.

The County Executive Committee consists of officers and precinct chairs. The CEC meets quarterly. A quorum (50% plus 1) must be present to hold votes.

Precinct Chairs and the County Chair are elected for two year terms at the county primary in March of even numbered years and take office in mid-June.

Precinct Chair vacancies may be filled by appointment of the Chair during other times upon receipt and approval of the application. Submit your application to Barb Rush to apply for a vacancy. You may bring the notarized application to the next monthly meeting. The CEC must approve new appointments between cycles, before they can be entered on the Secretary of  State’s website.

Duties of a Precinct Chair
A Democratic Precinct Chair in Texas acts as the local organizer for the party, focusing on grassroots efforts within a specific voting precinct. Their main responsibilities include identifying and turning out Democratic voters for all elections, acting as a local party representative, and attending County Executive Committee meetings to vote on party business and help shape party direction. They also work year-round on activities like canvassing, making phone calls, and providing information to neighbors about voting. 

Oath of office

Grayson County Voting Precinct Maps  (download and print)

County-Wide Map of Voting Precincts  (hi-res, zoom right on in)

Important Election Dates (SOS)