2012 Election Schedule and Voting Information
Chairman’s Update – May 1, 2012
Find Out What’s Happening with Healthcare at our May Breakfast
The Supreme Court is expected to rule on Obamacare before its term ends in late June. At our May breakfast, we’ll hear from Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens, who attended many of the Supreme Court hearings in person and Georgia Sixth District Congressman Tom Price, who is proposing an alternative to replace Obamacare with an alternative that makes sense.
Sam Olens was elected in November 2010 as Georgia’s Attorney General after serving as the Chairman of Cobb County’s Board of Commissioners. Since taking office, he has represented Georgia in the Supreme Court in its opposition to the health care law, and has successfully pushed the legislature for more transparency in Georgia’s Sunshine laws.
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Call for Election of Representative At Large
The Executive Committee of the Gwinnett County Republican Party has called for a special election for the position of Representative At Large to fill the seat formerly held by Scott Haggard, which will be held at 7:30 PM on Thursday May 10th, 2012 at Gwinnett GOP Headquarters, 46 South Clayton Street in Lawrenceville.
The election will be held in conjunction with the regularly scheduled County Committee meeting on that date. Anyone wishing to vote in the meeting must be signed in by 7:30 PM. All County Committee members are eligible to vote in the election.
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Chairman’s Update – April 2, 2012
Greetings Fellow Republicans!
I know you were as encouraged as I was by the good news out of the U.S. Supreme Court this week. The line of questioning from the conservative Justices, and particularly Justice Anthony Kennedy, provides indication that the Court could possibly find the entire Obamacare law unconstitutional, which would be the the correct decision. We must bear in mind, however, that if this does happen – and for the sake of our nation, we hope and pray this is the decision – the Democrats will be energized that much more to re-elect this President, so that they can find another way to bring about nationalized health care. We will need every ounce of energy we can muster to fight this battle in November for the future of our country.
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Hear from Georgia RNC Committeewoman Linda Herren and Senator Renee Unterman at our April Breakfast
With district and state conventions just around the corner, followed by the National Republican Convention in August, many are wondering exactly how delegates will be selected to the national convention, and how the national convention will select our nominee for President.
Our monthly breakfast on April 7th will feature Republican National Committeewoman from Georgia, Linda Herren. Elected in 2004 and 2008 as a delegate to the national convention, and serving since 2004 as a national committeewoman, Linda has the experience to provide insight into what can be expected as this election year progresses.
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County Convention Information
The Gwinnett County Republican Party will hold its 2012 Convention on Saturday, March 10th, 2012 at Central Gwinnett High School, 564 West Crogan Street In Lawrenceville for the purpose of electing delegates and alternates to the 4th, 7th and 10th District Conventions and the Georgia GOP State Convention. Here is some helpful information on the convention.
How do I become a delegate to the Convention?
Delegates and alternates were elected by precinct at February’s Mass Meetings. If you were elected as a delegate or alternate, you should have received a letter from Chairman Bruce LeVell informing you.
If I’m not a delegate or alternate, can I still attend the convention?
The convention is open to the public. Guests must pay a $20 registration fee to attend.
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