Be the Change for Bell County
Bell County Democrats offer different levels of involvement
Ways to Help Build a Better Bell County
Be a Candidate
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Run for local office
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Run for State House or Senate
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Resources for candidates
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Get on the ballot as a county or state candidate
Precinct Chairs
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Register Voters
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Attend CEC Meetings
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Recruit and train local volunteers
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Connect voters with Democratic campaigns
Volunteer
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Help canvass and phone bank
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Assist at community events and rallies
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Become a poll worker or election clerk
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Offer professional skills (data, design, photography, etc.)
Become a Donor
Every campaign, event, and outreach effort we undertake is powered by grassroots donors who believe in building a better Bell County. Donors enable us to register new voters, support local candidates, and organize the events that keep our county moving forward.
Your contribution, no matter the size, helps us invest in the future of Bell County. From printing voter guides to supporting grassroots campaigns, every dollar stretches into meaningful action that strengthens our democracy.
When you give to the Bell County Democratic Party, you are fueling change, equity and progress right here at home.
Ways to Give:
- Make a one-time donation
- Become a monthly sustaining donor
- Sponsor specific events or community initiatives
Focus Areas
There are many ways to get involved, and each one makes a difference. We focus on everything from voter outreach and events to fundraising and communications. No matter your interests, skills, or talents, there’s a place for you on our team!
Rules
Campaigns, Conventions & Elections
Finance & Fundraising
Operations
Diversity & Inclusion
Technology & Comms
Legislative Advocacy & Platform
Veterans
Be the Change
Contact us for more information on getting involved with the Bell County Democratic Party.
Bell County Democrats FAQs
What do the Bell County Democrats do?
We work year-round to organize voters, recruit and support candidates, and promote policies that strengthen our community. That means hosting events, providing voter resources, and connecting residents with opportunities to get involved in local government and elections.
Do I have to be a member to participate?
No. Anyone who shares our Democratic values can attend meetings, volunteer, or take part in events. Official membership comes through voting in the Democratic primary, but community members are always welcome at our gatherings.
Do I need experience to volunteer?
Not at all. Whether it’s your first time or your fiftieth, there’s a place for you to make a difference.
How much time do I have to commit?
It’s flexible. Some volunteers pitch in for one event, others help every week. You can give as much or as little time as works for you.
Can I bring friends or family?
Absolutely. Volunteering is more fun together, and we welcome groups of all sizes to join our efforts.
Do I have to live in Bell County to volunteer?
Most of our efforts are local, but supporters from nearby counties often pitch in. If you’re outside Bell County, we’ll connect you with opportunities where your help matters most.
What kinds of volunteer work are available?
Everything from phone banking, canvassing, and voter registration drives to event setup, social media outreach, community service and office support. There’s something for every interest and comfort level.
Can volunteering help me learn more about the political process?
Yes. Volunteering gives you firsthand experience with how campaigns and local parties operate. It’s also a great way to meet elected officials, candidates, and community leaders.