How to Join the Republican Party

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The Republican Party has both national and state organizations. A contribution to the Party is all that's needed. However, membership offers many activities, events and volunteer opportunities. This is also the first step in gaining support to run for political office! Read on to learn more.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Join the National Republican Party

Step1
Go to the Republican National Committee website (GOP.com).
Step2
Notice the Action Center box. A list of activities with a line for joining the party is in the box.
Step3
Point your mouse over "Join the GOP Team" and click.
Step4
Fill out the form and add a password. The form contains many volunteer activities. See if one suits you or just choose the contribution box.
Step5
Notice the "Join" button at the bottom. Click to go to the next page where you finish.

Join Your State Republican Party

Step1
Consider joining the Republican Party for your state. Go to the Republican National Committee website (GOP.com).
Step2
Click "State Parties" on the tool bar. It takes you to a map of the United States. For example, choose Michigan if that is where you live.
Step3
Click your state and see the information to the right of the map. In the Michigan example notice the website address for this state.
Step4
Set your mouse over the state's address and click. You are automatically directed to your state's Republican Party.
Step5
Look for "become a member" or other such words, such as "join" then click. States vary on website appearance.
Step6
Follow instructions on the form then submit your information. In the Michigan example, the word "Donate" is at the bottom. Click this. That's it!

Tips & Warnings

  • Have a credit card ready for online donations. Membership is by donation.
  • A membership card is sent to the mailing address you gave. The national and state GOP has separate membership cards. Join both for two different cards.
  • Register to vote. If you're not registered it's a simple process. Contact your local Secretary of State's office and register there. You need a valid driver's license, be over the age of 18 and a citizen of the United States. State requirements differ.

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