Forms Needed to Join the Republican Party in Florida

First, you have to complete 2 Florida Department of State/Division of Election forms

Download this form.  Fill in your name.  Fill in Precinct Committeeman or Precinct Committeewoman, as the case may be.  Sign and date the form.

Download this form.  Fill in your name.  Mark the two check boxes, if needed.  Check the box for Precinct Committeeman or Precinct Committeewoman, as appropriate.  Fill in your precinct number.  (This can be found at LakeVotes.com).  Fill in the county name.  Fill in “Republican” for the Party.  Check the box regarding outstanding fees.

Fill in your phone number and email address.  Fill in your street address, city, state and zip code.

This form must be signed in the presence of a Notary.  (Banks frequently do this free for customers).  Be sure the Notary completly all parts of the Notary section.

(No need to fill out pages 2 and 3).

Next, you have to submit a Party Loyalty Oath form to the Chair of the County Republican Executive Committee.

Download this form.  Fill in your name.  Sign and date the form. Fill in your precinct number. Fill in Party Office: Precinct Committeeman or Precinct Committeewoman, as appropriate.

Fill in your street address, city, state and zip code.  Fill in your email address.

This form must be signed by a witness.  Be sure to print the witness name.

The final step is attending a Republican Executive Committee Meeting and being voted in by the existing members.

Requirements:

You must be a registered Republican voter for 365 days before you are eligible to become a Member of the Republican Executive Committee, a Precinct Representative.  You must live in the precinct you will represent.

There is no filing fee.

There is no entrance fee.

There are no dues.

You are not required to donate to any candidate or event.

You must attend meetings.  There is an allowance for absences due to work, travel, sickness.