Volunteer Experiences

Carla Garner
Pct 13 Chair

Carla just became a precinct chair for Precinct 13 a few months ago.

"Doing this job was easier than I expected. There was a learning curve, but once I got some training and the right materials in my hands, I felt more confident. Me and my team went block walking for an afternoon, maybe a couple hours, to get the word out about the State Constitutional Amendment Election. The response from the neighbors was great! After a few interactions, I felt better about the task. Of course there's more to learn, but attending school board and city council meetings [and JCRV monthly meetings] will help me enhance what I want to communicate to the residents of Precinct 13 so they are properly informed about what's going on in Johnson County."

What our volunteers are saying:

"Our goal is to get the registered conservative voters to vote. There are examples of battleground counties with 100,000 or more registered voters, but less than 4% actually turn out to vote. It's the low turn out in non-presidential election years that could cause these counties to flip! Democrats always turn out, Republicans don't!"

Don Wilson, Data Committee Chair

"To fix the problems, you've got to be a part of the solution!" - Jerry Allen, Pct 2

"Victory goes to the majority of those who participate." - Paul Hudson, Pct Chair, Pct 11

"Double your work, double your awards!" - Nova Olson, JCRV Volunteer

"Volunteering is easier than it looks and can be fun too!" - Priscilla Shields, Pct Chair, Pct 34

"VOTE! Don't let someone else decide for you who runs our country, state, and counties. It's going to take the citizens of every county to make America great again!" - Debbie Kilen, Pct 2, JCRV Volunteer