Course Catalog

Learn the core duties, legal framework, and party structure every precinct chair needs to lead effectively.

Master the filing process, candidate support, and county party ballot interaction while driving voter registration, maintaining accurate lists, and executing get-out-the-vote strategy on election day.

Precinct Chair Training 301 is the master class in party governance, built for chairs moving from running a precinct to leading the party. Across five modules, you master the three governing documents, the RPT Rules, the MCRP Bylaws, and Robert's ...

This course surveys the foundations, structure, and functions of the Texas State Republican Executive Committee (SREC).

This course surveys the foundations, structure, and functions of the Texas State Republican Executive Committee (SREC).

This course prepares new committee members to serve effectively. Learn how to join a committee, what's expected of you, and how committees meet, decide, and carry their work to the CEC.

Committee member: Committee Chair Training 201 prepares you to lead a CEC committee and satisfies the training required by MCRP Bylaws §7.02J. Learn your duties, how to build and run your committee, manage transparency and funds, and carry committ...

This course examines the structure, functions, and challenges of local government in the United States. Students explore municipal, county, and special district operations, intergovernmental relations, public budgeting, service delivery, and citiz...

A nonpartisan foundations course on how the federal government works: the Constitution and its founding principles, federalism, the three branches (legislative, executive, and judicial), how a bill becomes law, federal elections and the Electoral ...

This course is designed to serve as compliance for Rule 43: displaying a Candidate's knowledge of RPT Platform & Legislative Priorities Review.

This course surveys the foundations, structure, and functions of the Texas State Republican Executive Committee (SREC).