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Your precinct committee person
Baker County’s Republican precinct committee people, by precinct. Click a name to write to them.
* marks a member the committee appointed.
Precinct 1 Baker 1
Precinct 2 Baker 2
Precinct 3 Baker 3
Precinct 4 Baker 4
Precinct 5 Baker 5
Precinct 13 Baker Country
Precinct 14 Durkee
Precinct 15 Eagle Valley
Precinct 17 Haines
Precinct 18 Hereford
Precinct 19 Huntington
Precinct 20 Irondyke
Precinct 21 Keating
Precinct 22 Pine Valley
Precinct 24 Poca-Wing
Precinct 25 Sumpter
- Vacant
- Vacant
Precinct 26 Unity
About the role
What a PCP actually does
- • is a known local contact for Republicans in their own precinct;
- • attends county central committee meetings and votes on committee business;
- • helps with the practical work — turnout, events, getting information to neighbors.
There are two routes into a seat: elected at the primary election, or appointed by the county committee afterward to fill one that went unfilled. Of the 61 seats the Clerk lists for Baker County, 5 were declared vacant on 12 June 2026. The roster above is the committee’s own, kept current by its officers: 59 of 61 seats are filled today, and an asterisk marks a member the committee appointed.
Source: Baker County Clerk, Republican Precinct Committeeperson List, Baker County, May 19, 2026 Primary Election (PDF) — certified and signed by Stefanie L. Kirby, C.C.C., Baker County Clerk, 12 June 2026, and published on the Clerk’s own elections page. It records who the voters elected on 19 May 2026, and names and precincts are reproduced from it exactly as printed. Everything after that date is the committee’s own record. The committee fills its own vacancies by appointment and reports them to the Clerk — not the other way around — so anyone marked with an asterisk above comes from the committee’s minutes, not from the county’s certification.