Where applicable, there are 1-4 categories for information: County, State, GOP (Republican), BOE.

Website Link Voter Registration Status	The State Board of Elections (BOE) typically provides an online link to verify individual voter registrations including status, party affiliation, precinct and election district details. Identify your  precinct and research who your representative committee members are -or- if there is a vacancy.
Website Link	4 websites: County BOE, State BOE, County GOP, State GOP
BOE Website	The Board of Election’s website (County or State) provides election related information including: – Voter registration status, address, precinct and election district details – Forms including a Designating Petition – Instructions for FOIL (Freedom of Information Law) to request information that is not on their website
GOP Website	The Republican Party website (County or State) will provide contact information to get involved (volunteer). Contact your County GOP and ask to attend a meeting. Committee  membership begins here!
BOE FOIL Request	You can request information from the County or State. Typically, their website will provide an online form or email address. You can request  political party bylaws, committee member lists, walk lists, precinct/district maps.
Petition Cycle	Most states use the Primary Nomination Method and determine committee members during the Petition Cycle. This is the timeframe to become a committee member as determined by the county or state party (GOP) in their bylaws. ie. the month of March in odd number years.
County Committee Member List	Theoretically, there are 2 members to represent every precinct within every county, within every party throughout the country. A County list can be obtained (FOIL) from the County BOE. You can identify the 2  representatives for your precinct -or- if there is a vacancy.
GOP Bylaws	The County and State Republican Party Bylaws can be obtained  (FOIL) from the respective County and State BOE.
Precinct Walk List	A list of registered voters and their address within a precinct/election district is used to identify voter signators needed for a designating petition. It is obtained from the County BOE. A committee member candidate (or representative) uses this list to collect signatures in support of their candidacy.
Designating Petition Form	Designating Petitions are forms used to become a committee member. Obtain signatures from Republican registered voters in a specific precinct/election district  in support of the committee member candidate. Petitions are submitted to the County BOE  during an election cycle and verified. Candidates can typically become committee members if uncontested and a vacancy exists -or-  participate in a primary election. Check bylaws for details.
#Voters/Signatures Needed	The number of signatures needed on a Designating Petition to be eligible for Precinct Committee membership is typically 5% of the number of active voters within your precinct/political party. It is determined by the County BOE and is a relatively small number ranging from approx. 5-30. Lookup your NYS County Election District Enrollment if your county info is not on this website.
Map: Regional, County, Precinct	States are broken down by geographic areas for election purposes. The Precinct map can be provided by the County BOE for use in conjunction with a walk list and the Designating Petition process. With a little effort you can obtain a map online … Click Here.