The Central Committee membership consists of two elected representatives from each of the 64 electoral precincts within Johnson County.

•  Precinct maps of Johnson County are available here on the county auditor’s website.
• Not sure which precinct you live in? You can use this tool from the Johnson County Auditor’s office to look up your current precinct. Fill in your address where indicated and select it from the list when it appears.
• On the page showing your precinct, you can also find your polling place, your state congressional districts and when available, your sample ballot. it’s a super tool!

Members and Alternates

Below you will find a list of precincts. Select yours and you will see the number of vacancies.

If your precinct has a vacancy, you can run to be elected to that seat. If your precinct does not have a vacancy, you can still join the Central Committee as an alternate representative. There are no limits on the number of alternates that can serve on the Central Committee, and serving as an alternate is one of the best ways to become a voting member as openings become available.

Alternates can vote at meetings if one or both of the voting members are absent. If you are at a meeting as an alternate and are not sure whether you can vote, raise your hand and ask the Chair.

If you’re interested in filling a vacancy or becoming an alternate, please contact our Membership Chair. We’ll send you information about joining the committee and let you know how to join our next meeting (in-person or by Zoom). People are elected to open seats at the end of each Central Committee monthly meeting.