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We've always said Travis County Republicans have lots of patience and dedication.
And our County Convention on Saturday, April 21, is proof for the history books of that fact!
Though Senate Districts 21, 24, and 25 concluded business before a 4 p.m. deadline with meeting place Hyde Park Baptist Church, SD 14 continued to debate rules and delegate lists. When the contract with the church went into "overtime" at 4 p.m., we started to pay by the hour for building security, janitorial staff, utilities, etc. By 6 p.m. we were overbudget.
SD 14's conservative solution? Move the convention to the church parking garage!
The SD 14 convention, led by Bill Crocker, held together until around 10:35 p.m., when a list of delegates was finally approved. The weather was nice, and though not very comfortable, a truck's tailgate made for an excellent speaking platform.
A bullhorn-weilding Crocker said the meeting may hold the record for longest Travis County convention.
We'll have an official report on the convention on this site soon. But for now, our many thanks to our convention participants, volunteers, the staff of Hyde Park Baptist, and our SD chairmen (SD 14, Crocker; SD 21, Reagan Dees; SD 24, Russell Gallahan; and SD 25, Mike Rodriguez).
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The Travis County Republican Party hosted a press conference on Thursday, March 15, to introduce voters to several of the highly qualified candidates appearing on the GOP ballot on May 29. Below is a video of the energetic event.
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ABOVE: TCRP Vice President Roger Borgelt (left, at lectern) introduces a long list of candidates at January's Ronald Reagan Gala event at the University of Texas. TCRP is fielding 13 local candidates on its ballot this year. (Photo credit: TCRP. For release. Higher resolution available upon request)
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AUSTIN, Texas -- Now that the second filing period has concluded, primary season is officially in high gear.
With this milestone passed, the Travis County Republican Party has invited all candidates appearing on the 2012 primary ballot to a press conference at noon Thursday, March 15, at county party headquarters (7901 Cameron Road, Ste. 202, building 3 -- northeast corner of 183 and Cameron Road).
While the focus will be on county-level candidates, the party has confirmed several candidates for U.S. Congressional and Texas Legislative races will be in attendance.
"Anyone appearing on a Republican ballot in Travis County this spring is welcome to come and speak," said Andy Hogue, TCRP Communications Director. "We're looking forward to this opportunity to brag on our candidates a little, and to introduce the press to these fine men and women." [Continued...]
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