Voting Precinct Chair Maps Across Texas

Every county in Texas is divided into voting precincts. The two major parties have precinct chairs who serve as election judges, as well as manage a ton of on-the-ground activities for the party.

A precinct chair is an elected office. It is an unpaid, volunteer position that often involves block walking, voter mobilization, keeping the neighborhood connected to city and state-wide issues, and generally representing the political party and its candidates. It is a great way to get involved with party politics.

Some precincts have no voters, so there are natural holes on the map.

Here are the biggest counties in Texas, with voter precinct maps for the two major parties: