• District Chair – carry out the King County Republican Party program at the Legislative District level
• Regional Chairs – carry out the District program at the Regional level
• Area Chairs – carry out District and Regional programs at the Area level
• Treasurer – keep bank account and Public Disclosure Commission reports current; prepare and submit Treasurer’s reports at monthly District meetings
• PCO Recruiting Chair – establish team of recruiters by working with Regional and Area Chairs; using lists of identified Republicans, identify willing volunteers to become PCOs or Precinct Chairs in empty precincts
• PCO Training Chair – ensure that new PCOs and Precinct Chairs know their duties and their opportunities to promote the Republican Party and elect Republican candidates; ensure that PCOs and Precinct Chairs have the training and materials to carry out their duties
• Recording Secretary – record and keep minutes; keep current address and telephone list of PCOs, Precinct Chairs, and staff, and make current copies of lists available to District staff
• Credentials Chair – maintain PCO list of who is eligible to vote at the biennial County Reorganization Meeting and the biennial District Caucus; maintain PCO and Precinct Chair list of who is eligible to vote at District meetings, such as for District endorsements or District expenditures; support the King County Credentials Committee
• Fundraising Chair – help find and maintain contacts with potential fundraising sources; help develop fundraising programs
• Communications Chair – write and/or edit the District newsletter and any other content that goes out in the District’s name, such as political mailings or event announcements
• Platform Chair – maintain copy of current King County platform and prepare for any upcoming platform deliberations; support the King County Platform Committee
• Rules Chair – maintain copy of current King County rules; arrange for District Caucus attendees to have a copy of King County rules; support the King County Rules Committee
• Parliamentarian – keep current copy of Robert’s Rules of Order, Newly Revised; support District Chair in making rulings at meetings
• Telephone Chair – assist District Chair in implementing phone trees to get word out

Districts need not use all these positions in their organizational structure; these are recommendations for helping your district function most efficiently.