Legislative Session: 81(R)

House Bill 719                                                     House Author:  Flynn
Effective: 9-1-09                                                   Senate Sponsor:  Duncan

     House Bill 719 amends the Election Code to require the secretary of state to implement a program that allows each participating commissioners court to eliminate county election precinct polling places and establish countywide polling places for certain elections.  The bill sets forth requirements for the secretary of state's audit of the direct recording electronic voting units used in the elections, selection of counties to participate in the program, and filing of a biennial report with the legislature.  The bill requires the commissioners court of a county desiring to participate in the program, with certain exceptions, to hold a public hearing about the county's participation and establishes requirements for selecting polling place sites and providing voters notice of the changes made to voting locations. The bill specifies that voters at a countywide polling place must be allowed to vote in the same elections in which they would be entitled to vote in the voter's county election precinct.

     House Bill 719 requires that a sign indicating the location of a polling place for a primary election or a primary runoff election for more than one political party either not contain the name or symbol of any political party holding an election at the polling place or contain each party's name or symbol.

 

 
 

Lincoln Day Dinner Event

 

Feb 19th at 6:30pm at Austin College in the Wright Center

Sponsorships:
Double Platinum Level  Table for 8 - $5000
Platinum Level Table for 8 - $2500
Gold Level Table for 8 - $1500
Silver Seating for 4 - $1000
Bronze Seating for 2 - $500
Individual Ticket - $125 (includes reception)
Individual Ticket (dinner only) - $50

Key Note Speakers will be Texas Attorney General Gregg Abbott and "The Power of Who" Speaker and Author, Bob Beaudine *.

 Please contact David Gibson @ 903-818-0078 for tickets information.

 
 

* Click Here for bio on Bob Beaudine

 

 
 

March 2, 2010 - Primary Election

Feb 16, 2010
1st day of early voting

Feb 26, 2010
Last day of early voting

Dec 2, 2009
1st day for candidate to file application to be on the ballot.
See Secretary of State's web site for filing.  If you have any questions call County Chairman at 903-818-0078

Jan 4, 2010
Last day to file

You will need to obtain your application and have it completed with the appropriate filing fee or the nomination petion completed before filing with the county chairman.  You may drop them off at 300 N. Travis, Sherman, TX.  Please bring your necessary paperwork with you since there will not be applications at that office. 

 
 

Congressman Ralph Hall will be in Sherman this Saturday, February 6th, at the Grayson County Airport.  All Republicans and Tea Party workers are invited to come visit.  Start time will be at 11:30am.  It will be at Tom Johnson's hanger.


Have you ever wondered about all of the celebrities that are Democrats.
Just take a look at some of those that are Republicans.

REPUBLICAN CELEBRITIES

Actors

TV/Radio Personalities

Filmmakers and Entertainment Executives

Athletes

Baseball

Basketball

Football (American)

Golf

Ice Hockey

Soccer/Football

Tennis

Other sports figures

Authors and Writers

Musical Artists

Rock and Metal

Retrieved from wikipedia.org


 

Welcome everyone to the Grayson County Republican Web-site. We hope you will find this site helpful.  We would also like to invite you to get involved with the party as the election season approaches.  There are many things to do.  We will need volunteers to help put up signs, work phone banks and possibly even travel to events.  We do have executive committee meetings periodically as they are posted on the site.  Thank you for visiting and we look forward to working with you as we instill our Republican values through out Grayson county and the great state of Texas.

Sincerely,

Chairman
Grayson County Republican Party


Talking Points:

GM / Chrysler Bankruptcy and the GOP’s Commitment to
Small Business Owners

June 4, 2009

 

·        This is a very sad day. My heart goes out to the individuals and families that are going to be directly affected by GM’s bankruptcy and the ensuing government takeover. This is a unfortunate circumstance for our nation.

 

·        Families are struggling. Millions of Americans have lost their jobs. Many are struggling to pay their bills, make their mortgage payments, and send their kids to college. Small business owners who haven’t gone out of business are struggling to keep their doors open.

 

·        The president assured Americans that he didn’t want to be “in the business of making cars,” but the federal government will now own 60% of GM.

 

·        The president said in February the government needed to bailout GM and Chrysler with $20 billion of taxpayer money – now both are bankrupt.

 

·        The Obama administration’s involvement in GM’s bankruptcy means taxpayers will have to give the company $30 billion more to help it reorganize.

 

·        GM’s bankruptcy is proof that the “change” President Obama promised for America is really a dangerous expansion of government, an assault on capitalism and a march toward socialism.

 

Click Here To See Chairman Steele Discussing
GM/Chrysler Bankruptcy on CNN

 


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