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What is a Precinct Chair?

Precinct Chairs are the backbone of the Hunt County Democratic Party.

A precinct chair is the local representative of the Democratic Party and its candidates at the neighborhood, grass-roots level in each voting precinct. 

Each of Hunt County’s 36 voting precincts can have its own precinct chair, although many have few or even no voters, and are covered by their neighbors.

What Precinct Chairs Do

The primary job of a precinct chair is to turn out voters within their precinct.

Good precinct chairs can make an enormous difference. When you look at the election returns, you can tell which precincts have active chairs by comparing them to neighboring precincts with the same demographics but significantly lower voter turnout.

Hunt County Voting Precincts

Following is a list of Hunt County voting precincts and their Democratic chairperson. If a precinct is blank, it does not have a chair.

Contact [email protected] to express your interest in serving in a vacant precinct chair position.

PrecinctChairpersonPhoneEmail
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107James Owsley903-217-1536[email protected]
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PrecinctChairpersonPhoneEmail
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214aStormey Foster903-355-8575stormey110037@gvlmac
214bKathy Giles214-668-6579 [email protected]
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217William “Bill” Skinner972-679-3828[email protected]
PrecinctChairpersonPhoneEmail
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319Marianne Roberts214-802-3402[email protected]
320Bobby Nieman817-729-6333bobbygnieman@gmail
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323Chris Mullen425-220-3845[email protected]
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325Steve Shipp903-456-4703[email protected]
PrecinctChairpersonPhoneEmail
426
427Anne Mills903-217-2615[email protected]
428Bettina Zvanut903-461-8749[email protected]
429
430Lori McConnell903-456-0057[email protected]
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432Weldon Wilson903-413-2268
433Millie Edwards903-0456-0458[email protected]
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