• The smallest legal group of voters

• Ideally, 10 sq. blocks, 150 houses, 300 voters
• Approximately 150 to 200 precincts per legislative district

• 1,000 per congressional district

• 9,000 in state

• All presided over by, arguably, the most important person in our political organization - the PCO, elected or appointed.

Most important, the PCO is organizationally the closest to the voter.

The PCO has a two-fold duty:

1. Participate and represent his or her Republicans in the caucus/convention process;
    
2. Identify the precinct Republicans and induce them to vote on election day.