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Join the GOP Team
There are a multitude of ways you can get involved with the Collier GOP! Whether you are ready to get to work making calls, knocking on doors, planning events or would just prefer to socialize with other like-minded individuals, we’ve got something for you.
Check out one of clubs conveniently scheduled at various times and locations to ensure everyone can participate. View in the menu bar above.
Volunteer to help by filling out the form below to get involved today!
Want to take on a more serious role? Become a Precinct Committeewoman or Committeeman. These individuals champion their respective Precincts and get out the GOP Vote! In the 2018 election, our efforts yielded a 91.61% GOP Voter turnout…the biggest in Florida!
To Apply for Precinct Committee, click on the Red Application Download Button below the form.
Download Precinct Committee Application
You must be a registered Republican voter in Collier County to be a member of the CCREC
To Volunteer Time fill out the form below
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Become a Volunteer
We try to make it as easy as possible to participate in Politics here in Collier County. We are always looking for men and women of all ages to help us achieve and surpass our goals.
During non-election years, we work hard to raise the money necessary to have a successful campaign. This includes our Fundraising Events! We can always use another smiling face to greet guests or take payments. You’re sure to have a good time.
We get down to work during election years, making calls, knocking on doors, planning our campaign strategy and getting the GOP Voters to turn out. We will have quite the election in 2020 and will NEED YOUR HELP!
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Write A Letter to the Editor
This Link will allow you to submit a letter to the editor of the Naples Daily New
CCREC Membership Application
You must be a registered Republican voter in Collier County to be a member of the CCREC
“A low voter turnout is an indication of fewer people going to the polls.” –Former Vice President Dan Quayle
