Get Involved

ROWT runs on volunteers. Whether you have 2 hours a year or 20 hours a month, there is a place for you in ROWT.

Volunteer at Events

Help at parades, the Lincoln Day Dinner, voter registration drives, and monthly meetings. No experience required — just energy and enthusiasm for the cause.

  • Independence Day Parade (July 4)
  • Annual Lincoln Day Dinner (fall)
  • Monthly member meetings
  • Voter registration tables
  • Candidate lit drops and block walks
Sign Up to Volunteer

Become a Precinct Captain

Precinct Captains are the backbone of township politics. They know their neighbors, knock doors, and turn Republicans out to vote. This is the most impactful volunteer role in the organization.

What you do: maintain a list of Republican voters in your precinct, make contact during campaigns, and report turnout on Election Day. Time commitment: ~4-8 hours per election cycle plus optional monthly meetings.
How it works in Cook County: unlike most Illinois counties, Cook County precinct committeemen — known here as Precinct Captains — are appointed by the Township Committeeman, not elected. (Township and precinct committeeman seats themselves are elected every four years in the March primary.)

Interested in becoming a Precinct Captain? Contact Committeeman John S. Saletta, Wheeling Township Committeeman, for further information and requirements.

ROWT can help Republican candidates file petition papers.

Contact Committeeman Saletta

Join a Committee

ROWT operates through working committees. Bring your skills to an area that matters to you.

Elections Committee

Coordinates precinct operations, GOTV, and Election Day logistics.

Fundraising Committee

Plans the Lincoln Day Dinner and other fundraising events.

Communications Committee

Manages social media, newsletters, and press outreach.

Community Engagement Committee

Organizes voter registration drives and community outreach.

Express Committee Interest

Spread the Word

You don't need to knock doors to make a difference. Follow and share ROWT on social media, talk to your neighbors, and help us grow our community of engaged Republicans.

Become an Election Judge or Election Observer

Support election integrity on Election Day by serving as an official election judge or as a lawful Republican election observer at the polls.

  • Serve as an official election judge
  • Serve as a Republican election observer
  • Training provided ahead of Election Day
Sign Up as a Judge or Observer

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