1) What is a PCP?

     A PCP is a precinct committee person. It's easy to        file and easy to be appointed, too. You can find out what precinct you are in online or by calling the County Clerk's Office. 

2) What is my term of office, should I choose to accept the position?

     A PCP's term is like this, per Rochelle Long at the county clerk's office:

248.015 Precinct committeepersons; qualifications; election; vote required; term.
(6) The term of office of a precinct committeeperson is from the 35th day after the date of the primary election until the 35th day after the date of the next following primary election.

3) So, now I'm a PCP. What do I do now?

    It's a good idea to know which Democrats live in your precinct. You can ask the chair or anyone else with access to Votebuilder for a list, which includes name, address, and phone number. (If you have a precinct with over 800 people, you probably aren't going to call them very often). But you can do a lot or you can do a little.