The ladder
Get Involved
Every Brooklyn Republican elected official started as a volunteer. Here's the ladder — pick your rung.
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Volunteer
Knock doors, make calls, work petition drives, staff events. Campaigns in southern Brooklyn are won by a few hundred votes — a single Saturday of door-knocking genuinely moves the number. No experience needed; we'll train you and pair you with veterans.
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Work the Polls
Election-day inspectors are paid positions, and the county committee helps place Republican inspectors and poll watchers across Kings County. Bilingual volunteers (Chinese, Russian, Spanish) are in the highest demand. Details on our voter resources page.
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Join the County Committee
The Kings County Republican Committee is made of county committee members — two or more enrolled Republicans elected from each Election District (ED), the smallest political unit in New York (a few hundred voters, often a single block or building). County committee members vote on party leadership, endorsements, and rules. Nobody explains this — so: this is how you get a vote inside the party itself. Seats are won in the petition-and-primary process, and many go uncontested. Ask us about yours.
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Run for Office
Assembly, State Senate, City Council, Congress — somebody's name goes on the Republican line in every Brooklyn race, and the committee recruits and supports candidates. Ballot access in New York runs through designating petitions each spring; if you're even thinking about it, talk to us early. The bench you see on our people page all started with this conversation.
Raise Your Hand
Tell us who you are and how you want to help — a real organizer (not a bot) will follow up.
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