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Click HERE to order bumper stickers! Some of the beautiful Republicans at our April 17th meeting!
_________________________________________________________________ Many members of Longmont Republican Women were honored to be elected as Delegates to represent their precincts at the CD2 or CD4 Assemblies, held in Broomfield on April 11th, and to represent Boulder County at the Colorado State Assembly, held on April 12th on the CU campus in Boulder. At the assemblies, the candidates were nominated by their friends, families and/or constituents, and often had groups of supporters with them on the stage. While most of the delegates had decided prior to the assembly which candidate they would support, sometimes that decision was verified as much by who was standing with the candidates as by the speeches they gave. In order to have their name on the primary ballot for the GOP, candidates needed to receive at least 30% of the votes cast by the delegates for their particular race. The results of the elections held at the Assemblies are as follows, and in bold are the people that will be on the primary ballots for the Republican Party in June. Candidate for United States Representative to Colorado's 2nd Congressional District: George Leing (74% of the vote) Candidates for United States Representative to Colorado's 4th Congressional District: Scott Renfroe (53.8%) Candidate for United States Senate Cory Gardner (73.62%) Candidates for Governor of Colorado Mike Kopp (33.6%)
Cynthia Coffman (69%) It was exciting to be surrounded by so many wonderful Republican Patriots from all over the state and to hear from such qualified candidates for all positions. Naturally, not all candidates were able to be elected to the primary ballot, but there were no losers this weekend. Some have had their paths changed, and their newly enriched leadership skills will be used in another capacity. We all will be the richer if we act upon the the concerns and conclusions brought forth by all of the candidates. Let's Roll! Respectfully submitted by Peg Cage. PegCage@LongmontRepublicanWomen.org Videos recently added to the video page. Click on the title below to view the video. Ted Cruz to CPAC: Let's abolish the IRS Lawsuit to Overturn New Colorado Gun Control Legislation KEYNES VS. HAYEK - FIGHT OF THE CENTURY RAP IT'S NOT GUN CONTROL, IT'S PEOPLE CONTROL This is why we need the 2nd amendment - a true story from Athens, TN, 1946 Please take a few minutes to read both of these excellent speeches from LRW meetings - you'll be glad you did! Click on the title and a .pdf file will open in another window. DANA ALFORD - AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM PAUL DANISH - THE NEW DANISH PLAN June 13, 2011 Well, how 'bout that! The National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) selected our website as the Website of the Week for June 12, 2011, citing our overall tone and content, and in particular Prez Peg Cage's articles in Cage's Corner, the Events Page, the Precint Tools, and our Members-Only Section (Peg Cage gave them quick, temporary access to it.) They gave kudos to us (the prez and the webmaster) and we give kudos to our FABULOUS MEMBERS for their inspiration! Read all about it on the NFRW site here.
-- Peg Cage and Peggy Knight THE NEW CFRW WEBSITE TOOK NATIONAL AWARD! CONGRATULATIONS, DEBRA ELLIOTT! Membership Form opens in new window.
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Special guest speaker/author Helen Raleigh signing books for LRW members at the May 15th meeting. Vicki Wyatt-Davison, outgoing LRW Secretary is in the background. _____________________________________________________
The BCR Booth at the Erie Town Fair on Saturday, May 17th. Pictured are Marijo Tinlin, Candidate for HD 33 and Ted Heine, Boulder County Republicans. Several LRW members helped work the booth. _________________________________________________________ A MESSAGE FROM A YOUNG UKRAINIAN, FIGHTING TO BE FREE
For more information from "Joe the Plumber," CLICK HERE You may be a Republican if: You think you know how best to provide for, protect, and educate your family.
Click HERE to go to the Secretary of State's website and register with the Republican Party. Disappointed in the Democrats? You can change your Party affiliation with the Secretary of State by clicking HERE. Boulder County voters can visit www.BoulderCountyVotes.org to register to vote, check and update their voter registration and view primary ballot content. They can also call 303-413-7740 for more information or visit one of three Boulder County Clerk & Recorder's Office branches: 1750 33rd St. in Boulder; 529 Coffman St. in Longmont; or 722 Main St. in Louisville. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. |
