BROOMFIELD, COLORADO  ·  A chapter of the Broomfield County Republicans
The officer slate

Four elected officers, all under 40.

Elected by the founding members once we charter. If one of these sounds like you, say so when you sign up.

C

Chair

The face of the chapter and the only official spokesperson. Sets the calendar, opens each event, and grooms a successor from month one.

VC

Vice Chair

Runs programming and steps in for the Chair. Owns the monthly happy hour and keeps the calendar on schedule.

S

Secretary

Keeps the roster, the minutes, and the member follow-up. Makes sure every new member gets a call within a week.

T

Treasurer

Handles dues, the event budget, and the books. Small numbers, done cleanly, build the trust everything else rests on.

The bench

Five committees. Five future officers.

Each committee chair is the next generation of leadership in training. Standing these up early is how a chapter survives the thirty-member plateau.

Committee

Membership

Recruiting, welcoming, and the personal follow-up call that doubles first-year retention.

Committee

Events

Venues, logistics, and the run of show for happy hours and marquee nights.

Committee

Service

The quarterly projects that give back to the city and make for good photos.

Committee

Political

Candidate forums, canvass weekends, and coordination with the county party.

Committee

Communications

Instagram, the newsletter, and the story of the chapter. Faces over flags, always.

Want to lead one?

Committee chairs are where officers come from. Founding members get first pick.

How we carry ourselves

A standard set on night one.

One bad screenshot can undo a year of work. So the conduct standard is written down at the first meeting, the group chats stay clean, and the Chair is the only spokesperson. We keep it classy, and we keep it Broomfield.

We program around national politics, not through it. Leading with the loudest national fights repels the cautious newcomer and is the most common way a chapter dies. We lead with our own city.

And we build for balance by design. A chapter that tips heavily one way, in gender or in clique, loses people it can't easily win back. The founding group and every committee are built to be places anyone in the room feels at home.

Guardrails

What we hold to.

  • A written conduct standard from meeting one.
  • The Chair is the single spokesperson.
  • A four-person officer team before we launch.
  • A successor pipeline after we launch.
  • Lock twelve months of calendar in advance, and honor the dates.
The path

From new member to chapter chair.

Month 1

New member

You get a personal ten-minute call within a week and a founding member as your guide for the first six months.

Months 2 to 6

Committee member

You join one of the five committees and start owning a piece of the work.

Year 1

Committee chair

You lead a committee, which is the training ground for every officer role.

Year 2 and on

Officer, then chair

You stand for an officer seat, and one day hand the gavel to the person you groomed.

The county connection

A direct line to the party.

The chapter is sponsored by the Broomfield County Republicans, so the path from Young Republican to precinct captain, ward captain, candidate, or county officer is short and real. Many of Colorado's conservative leaders started exactly here.

The county party is our advantage. We are not asking permission to matter. We are the pipeline.

Leaders aren't found. They're built.

If you have energy and standing and you're under 40, we want you in the room where it starts.