Oct 9 Mon Last day to register to vote in the Nov 6 general election

Oct 15 Mon Advance (in person) voting starts

Oct 26-27 Ludwig Von Mises Institute 30th Anniversary Celebration, Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain. www.mises.org

Oct 27 Sat Early voting

Nov 6 Tue ELECTION DAY

Nov 9-11 Fri-Sun Ga Literary Festival, Golden Isles

Dec 1 Sat 1:00-5:00 pm Magnolia Garden Club 4th Annual Historic Christmas Tour http://mgcbrunswickga.blogspot.com

2013

May 17 and 18, 2013, State GOP Convention in Athens, GA

Thursday, August 23, 2012

GAGOP Playbook excerpt

GAGOP Playbook – Morning Report
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Today’s Big Thing: On Tuesday, Georgia’s Primary Runoff Elections took place across the state, and our Party’s ticket is now set for the November elections. To view the full election results, please click here. Now with just 76 days to go until November 6th, the Georgia Republican Party will hit the ground running to ensure victory for our Party’s candidates from the top of the ticket to the very bottom.
Today, the Georgia Republican Party invites you to connect with each of our Party’s 14 Congressional nominees. They are as follows:
GA-1: Jack Kingston - www.jackkingston.org
GA-2: John House* - www.johnhouse.us
GA-3: Lynn Westmoreland - www.lynnwestmoreland.org
GA-4: J. Chris Vaughn - www.chrisvaughnforcongress.com/
GA-5: Howard Stopeck - www.gowithsto.com/
GA-6: Tom Price - www.tomprice.com
GA-7: Rob Woodall - www.robwoodall.com
GA-8: Austin Scott - www.scottforga.com
GA-9: Doug Collins* - www.collinsleads.com
GA-10: Paul Broun - www.paulbroun.com
GA-11: Phil Gingrey - www.gingrey.com
GA-12: Lee Anderson* - www.voteleeanderson.com
GA-13: Shahid Malik - www.malik2012.com
GA-14: Tom Graves - www.gravesforcongress.org
*Pending Certification.
To find out more about how you can get involved with the Georgia Republican Party over the next 76 days, please visit us online at www.gagop.org or connect with us at www.facebook.com/GAGOP and www.twitter.com/GaRepublicans.

Sunday, August 12, 2012

Republican National Convention schedule and participants





Headline speakers are identified by their offices and by day.
Not all speakers have been announced yet. This is a partial list:

2012 Presidential candidates on the program:  Rick Santorum
2012 Presidential candidates NOT on the program
  • Michelle Bachman
  • Herman Cain
  • Newt Gingrich
  • Rick Perry
  • Ron Paul but we still hope he'll get to speak
Governors: Chris Christie (NJ), Mary Fallin (OK), Nikki Haley (SC), John Kasich (OH), Susana Martinez (NM), Rick Scott (FL), Scott Walker (WI),
Former Governors: Jeb Bush (FL), Mike Huckabee (AK)

US Senators and nominees: Rand Paul (KY), Ted Cruz (TX), John McCain (AZ), Marco Rubio (FL)

Other state official: Sam Olens (GA AG) speaks Wednesday evening!!
 
Other US officials: Former US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice 
2012 Presidential candidates on the program:  Rick Santorum
2012 Presidential candidates NOT on the program
  • Michelle Bachman
  • Herman Cain
  • Newt Gingrich
  • Rick Perry
  • Ron Paul
Candidates for US Senate on the program:U.S. Rep. Rick Berg (ND); Deb Fischer (NEB)

Candidates for the US House of Representatives on the program:
U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek (MI-01); U.S. Rep. Quico Canseco (TX-23); U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz (UT-3); U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy (WI-07); U.S. Rep. Tim Scott (SC-01)
John Archer (IA-02), Andy Barr (KY-06), Steve Daine,Ricky Gill (CA-09)
Richard Hudson (NC-08), Mark Meadows (NC-11), Keith Rothfus (PA-12)
David Rouzer (NC-07), Rick Snuffer (WV-03),Jackie Walorski (IN-02)
 
See the press releases: August 6August 7August 8   August 13 Romney intro, 
August 23

Monday schedule "We can do better"
2:00 pm           Chairman of the RNC Reince Priebus
Color Guard, Pledge of Allegiance, National Anthem:  The Oak Ridge Boys
Invocation
Opening procedural steps, appointment of convention committees
Welcoming remarks, and House and Senate candidates and RNC auxiliaries
RNC Chairman Priebus;RNC Co-Chairman Sharon Day;Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn
Convention CEO William Harris;Chairman of Tampa Bay Host Committee Al Austin
Republican Congressional Candidates
State Delegate Barbara Comstock (VA)
Representative Tim Griffin (AR)
Republican Senate Candidates
Republican National Committee auxiliaries
Consideration of convention committee reports
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus
Committee on Credentials Chairman Mike Duncan
Committee on Permanent Organization Chairwoman Zoraida Fonalledas
Convention Permanent Chairman Speaker John Boehner, Presiding
Official Convention Photograph
Committee on Rules Chairman John Sununu
Committee on Resolutions Chairman Governor Bob McDonnell
Committee on Resolutions Co-Chairman Senator John Hoeven
Committee on Resolutions Co-Chairman Rep. Marsha Blackburn
Roll Call for Nomination of President of the United States
Roll Call for Nomination of Vice President of the United States

7:15 p.m.         Recess
7:45 p.m.         Reconvene
Remarks by Speaker John Boehner
Remarks by Governor Rick Scott (FL)
Remarks by RNC Chairman Reince Priebus
Video
Remarks by Senator Rand Paul (KY)
Various Speakers
Remarks by Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA)
To Be Announced
Remarks by Artur Davis and video
Remarks by Senate Republican Candidate Ted Cruz (TX)
Musical Act
Remarks by Governor Nikki Haley (SC)
Remarks by Mike Huckabee
Remarks by Mrs. Luce’ Vela Fortuno
Remarks by Mrs. Ann Romney
Benediction by Sammy Rodriguez and adjournment.

7:30 p.m.            Convention convenes
                          Presentation of Colors; Pledge of Allegiance; National Anthem
                          Invocation
                          Video
                          Remarks by Janine Turner
                          Video and remarks by Mayor Mia Love (Saratoga Springs, UT), U.S.
                          congressional candidate
                          Remarks by former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum
                          Segment to be announced
                          Remarks by U.S. Senator Kelly Ayotte (NH), accompanied by Jack Gilchrist
                          Remarks by Governor John Kasich (OH)
                          Video
                          Remarks by Governor Mary Fallin (OK)
                          Video
                          Remarks by Governor Bob McDonnell (VA), accompanied by Bev Gray
                          Video
                          Segment to be announced
                          Remarks by Governor Bobby Jindal (LA)
                          Videos
                          Remarks by Sher Valenzuela (small bus. owner, candidate for DE Lt. Gov)
                          Remarks by Governor Susana Martinez (NM)
                          Video
                          Remarks by Governor Chris Christie (NJ)
                          Benediction and adjournment

Wednesday's schedule. We can change it.
7:30 p.m. Convention convenes

Call to order; Introduction of Colors; Pledge of Allegiance;

National Anthem; Invocation,


Remarks by Senate Republican Leader and Convention Temporary Chairman
Mitch McConnell (KY)

Performance by Beau Davidson

Segment to be announced

Remarks by Senator John McCain (AZ)

Video

Remarks by Attorney General Pam Bondi (FL) and Attorney General Sam Olens (GA)

Remarks by Senator John Thune (SD)

Remarks by Governor Jeb Bush (FL)

Remarks by Senator Rob Portman (OH)

Remarks by Steve Cohen, Screen Machine

Remarks by Governor Luis Fortuño (PR)

Remarks by Governor Tim Pawlenty (MN)

Remarks by Condoleezza Rice

Video

Remarks by vice presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan

Benediction by Archbishop Demetrios

Adjournment

Thursday's schedule. We believe in America.
7:30 p.m.Convention convenes

Call to order

Introduction of Colors

Pledge of Allegiance

National Anthem

Invocation

Remarks by U.S. Rep. Connie Mack

Video

Remarks by Bob White, chairman of Romney for President campaign

Video

Remarks by former Massachusetts Lt. Governor Kerry Healey

Video

Remarks by Jane Edmonds, former Massachusetts Secretary of Workforce

Remarks by U.S. Senator Marco Rubio

Remarks by presidential nominee Mitt Romney

Benediction

Speaker Boehner declares convention adjourned.



Who else is attending the 2012 Republican National Convention?
  • 2,286 delegates and 2,125 alternate delegates from all 50 states, Wash DC and five territories.
  • 15,000 credentialed media
  • 150 staffers of the Committee on Arrangements
  • 30,000 other unidentified folks expected to saturate Tampa. Security and protestors I presume.
Want to know more? RNC links
  • http://www.gopconvention2012.com/ - convention home
  • http://www.gopplatform2012.com/
  • http://connect.gopconvention2012.com/ - this is the convention without walls. It connects with Facebook and requires sharing all your FB data so I am not participating
  • http://2012tampa.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/2012-TBHC-Insider-Newsletter_July.pdf


Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Aug 21 GOP ballot - Glynn County

NEWS: it looks like there will be THREE runoffs locally on Aug 21: Glynn County Commission district 5 (city); Glynn County Bd of Education District 1 (north Glynn);  and countywide for non-partisan State Court.

See July 31 results at http://results.enr.clarityelections.com/GA/Glynn/40442/94181/en/summary.html

Sample Glynn County ballots: http://www.glynncounty.org/index.aspx?nid=596


All are Republican unless marked Democrat (D) in red. Yes RED. Reagan Republicans are true blue and leftists are RED. 
  • Glynn County Commission District 5 (city). Open seat being vacated by Jerome Clark -D.
    • Robbie Tucker, small business owner.
    • Tashawnta Wells, Habitat for Humanity.  http://www.vote4wells.com/, tashawnta_wells@yahoo.com
    • Allen Booker, insurance agent won the Dem primary
  • Glynn County Board of Education District 1 (north Glynn) incumbent Ray Snow
    • Ingrid Metz - former BHS teacher, electingridmetz@gmail.com
    • Ray Snow
  • State Court Judge (open seat vacated by Orion Douglass) - non partisan race
    • Bart Altman http://www.bartgaltman.com/
    • Wallace Harrell III

Note: this is from the Secretary of State results as of 11:00 pm Tue July 31. It's not certified.

Monday, July 30, 2012

VOTE NO on TSPLOST aka TIA

Though I favor regional votes vs a statewide vote on the T-SPLOST I do oppose the T-SPLOST - particularly for south coastal Georgia.

It should tell you something that the sponsors
1- changed the name from TSPLOST to TIA (Transportation Investment Act).
This is straight out of the Obama playbook and is a fallacy that it is a known net investment.  It is a transfer of spending from A (anywhere else anybody might spend their $$) to T (transportation contractors and heavy users).

2- added a biased preamble to the ELECTION BALLOT

 Special interests will deceive you if you let them.

If you're not convinced yet to vote against taxing yourself more with every purchase - on top of your gasoline tax - please consider these sources from Dale Provenzano, Republican candidate for Glynn County Commission District 2 (Dale is unopposed) and current State Representative Ed Setzler.



Dale published this tonight in the Coastal Tea Party Facebook group.

As we get ready to vote in the primaries tomorrow, I am thankful for the friends and supporters that helped me run for County Commissioner! I pray that I will live up to your expectations, and will be thinking about all the other candidates that have put themselves in the "line of Fire" to represent government in some form. Hopefully, everyone has or will vote!!

I also want to state my total commitment to the defeat of T-Splost! I won't go into all of the reasons this insidious tax needs to be defeated, but it does represent the largest tax increase ever on the citizens of Georgia!! If it was only 1 penny, then how come they have 18 billion dollars worth of projects to pay for.

I want some of these projects to be completed! I want people to go back to work! I want my friends to stay in Glynn County. I want Georgia to CONTINUE to have a transportation system we can be proud of for our future growth!! But this tax is not the solution, and it is not the proper funding mechanism for our State. We can do better!

I am upset that bad information has been put out for the public. It is amazing how GDOT has a website that explicitly lists all projects, rules, revenue, expense, and allocations...and yet there seems to be different interpretations of the results.

Finally, I am angry that our State Legislature and Governor, has pitted businesses, friends, neighbors, and citizens against each other over the passage of this bill....because they were not willing to do the tough work in fixing the problems with GDOT and properly funding them! Just think, if all the time, money, and sweat had been used to unite Georgia in fixing problems instead of dividing us, we would be well ahead of the Nation in returning our State to prosperity!!! I pray that come Wednesday morning, we will put his vote behind us and work to put people back to work!!

Friday, July 6, 2012

Calendar suspended temporarily

As of Aug 31, Karen's Calendar is suspended briefly due to health issues. All my energy is focused on my day job and medical needs.

Karen's Calendar is a volunteer after hours project which requires about 5 hours a week for research, writing,and production if there are no technical issues.






About technical issues:
The problems since migrating from my Lenovo T61 with Windows XP to a Lenovo T520 with Windows 7 have never been happily resolved. 


Moving from Windows XP to Windows 7 I was  forced to move from Outlook Express to Windows Live Mail... and Windows Live Mail lost MANY of the 2000+ names in my address book. The names successfully moved are no longer "nested"   I had neighborhood, precinct, and county lists (all personal info, NOT from GOP lists) from all over Georgia and could include/exclude areas using simple nested groups. Windows Live Mail does not support nested groups. If I want to send an email to everyone on my list in Glynn County I now have to use about 15 different groups instead of 1 or 2.  And it compounds if I try to reach a regional or statewide group of lists.

I've learned it's really not practical to hire someone else to troubleshoot unless they can read my mind and not take my time. A personal computer is just that - very personal. Any technician needs your time and attention while they troubleshoot 




Wednesday, July 4, 2012

July 31 Referendums and GOP questions

Absentee ballots by mail are already being cast. Early in-person voting starts next week for the July 31 primary. With early voting "Election Day" is archaic. It's not the day the votes are cast. It's the day the votes are counted.  But many have yet to decide and I'm getting requests for my recommendations on candidates and issues.  Here goes my vote on the  Special Election referendums which are REAL and have the force of law and my vote on the  non binding straw-poll questions that appear on the Republican ballots.  My comments are in purple.

SPECIAL ELECTION Referendum 1 Coastal Georgia District T-SPLOST
Provides for local transportation projects to create jobs, improve roads and safety with citizen
oversight. This preamble is the subject of a lawsuit because of the biased and unusual character of a preamble for a referendum.

Shall Glynn County’s transportation system and the transportation network in this region and the state be improved by providing for a 1 percent special district transportation sales and use tax for the purpose of transportation projects and programs for a period of ten years?
I vote NO.


SPECIAL ELECTION BRUNSWICK-GLYNN COUNTY JOINT WATER AND SEWER COMMISSION REFERENDUM 
Part 1.
Shall the Act be approved which changes the membership of the Brunswick-Glynn County Joint Water and Sewer Commission?
I vote YES.

Part 2 (contingent on passage of Part 1)
Select the method of selecting the seven citizen members which you favor by choosing one option:
Option 1 - A seven member commission, two of whom are appointed one each by the respective governing authorities of the county and city, and five citizen members, three of whom are selected by the grand jury of Glynn County and two of whom are elected by the qualified electors of the
entire county.
Option 2 - A seven member commission, two of whom are appointed one each by the respective governing authorities of the county and city, and five citizen members selected by the grand jury of Glynn County.
I vote Option 1. I do not want excessive power vested in the Grand Jury.


Republican Party questions. Non binding straw poll.
  1. Should Georgia have casino gambling with funds going to education?
    I vote NO.
  2. Do you support ending the current practice of unlimited gifts from lobbyists to state legislators by imposing a $100 cap on such gifts?
    I vote YES though I'd prefer abolishing the gifts entirely
  3. Should active duty military personnel who are under the age of 21 be allowed to obtain a Georgia weapons license?
    I vote NO. I do not favor special classes of citizens. I am also concerned that the GOP would propose a special class that could endanger reciprocity with states that have no exceptions for citizens under 21. Senator Ligon sent an email July 30 reporting he introduced legislation to allow properly trained 18-21 year olds to obtain a Georgia weapons license. For that reason he favors this question. But they are two separate things. His bill would be open to ANY 18-21 year old Georgian who met the training requirements. This question is ONLY for active duty military and proposes creating a special class of citizens. No matter how special our active duty armed forces - especially the young ones -- it is a slippery slope to legislative special privileges.
  4. Should Citizens who wish to vote in a primary election be required to register by their political party affiliation at least thirty (30) days prior to such primary election?
    I vote YES with hesitation. I could still be persuaded to vote NO or to abstain but if I were voting today I'd vote YES. I think party registration could help diminish RINO candidacies but what I prefer is a single open primary for all parties and/or independent similar to what Louisiana and California have. Don't hold me to it yet; I've just started researching this.
  5. Should the Constitution of Georgia be amended so as to provide that the paramount right to life is vested in each innocent human being from his or her earliest biological beginning without regard to age, race, sex, health, function, or condition of dependency?
    I am undecided. I favor very few constitutional amendments; so many are for special interests. Certainly protecting innocent life is a primary function of government and is not a special interest.  It's just a poll, not an actual binding vote so this does not risk opening a medical Pandora's box.

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

July 31 GOP ballot - Glynn County


This is primarily to identify candidates in the GOP primary in Glynn County. Note many candidates represent multiple counties or portions of multiple counties. With very few Democrats qualified, most races will be determined in the July 31 primary or Aug 21 primary runoff.

NEW Sample Ballots:

Sample Glynn County ballots: http://www.glynncounty.org/index.aspx?nid=596
St. Williams non-partisan http://www.glynncounty.org/documents/11/854/1-40-NP-FB_201206181656070007.pdf

All are Republican unless marked Democrat (D) in red. Yes RED. Reagan Republicans are true blue and leftists are RED. Have never liked that MSM made Republicans consistently red starting in 2000  However with so many Southern states voting Republican, there is some historical precedent for showing Southern states as red. Did you ever play with Yankee and Rebel army figures? Yankees are blue. Rebels are red.

PARTISAN federal and state legislative seats are for TWO year terms.
  • US Representative  - First Congressional District (25 counties!)
    (incumbent Jack Kingston-R)
    • Jack Kingston
    • Leslie Rae Messinger, Savannah bus owner and Nathan Russo, St. Simons retiree, are running as Democrats.
       
  • State Senator - Senate district 3 (5 counties). incumbent William Ligon -R is unopposed. Unless an independent runs against him all he has to do is vote for himself in the primary and in the general and he's back for another term.

  • State Representative  House District 167 (several counties)
    (open seat vacated by Roger Lane -R)
    • Jeff  Chapman, former state senator
    • John Tuten, architect, 267-0703
  • State Representative - House District 179 (entirely in Glynn County)
    incumbent Alex Atwood - R is unopposed
PARTISAN Glynn County seats are for FOUR year terms.
  • Glynn County Commission district 1 (north Glynn). Open seat being vacated by Amy Callaway -R
    • Mike Browning, military veterans advocate 264-3697
    • Clifford Adams, longshoreman
  • Glynn County Commission  district 2 (islands). Open seat being vacated by Tom Sublett -R
    • Dale Provenzano. Dale is currently GOP Chairman for the St. Williams Precinct and is unopposed in the primary or the general. Unless an independent runs, all he has to do is vote for himself in the primary and in the general and he's our new Island Commissioner.
  • Glynn County Commission district 5 (city). Open seat being vacated by Jerome Clark -D.
    • Anna Ferguson Hall. Anna is a media specialist at the Jekyll Island Authority and former Brunswick News reporter.
    • Robbie Tucker, small business owner.
    • Tashawnta Wells, Habitat for Humanity.  http://www.vote4wells.com/, tashawnta_wells@yahoo.com
    • Allen Booker, insurance agent, and Gary Cook, business owner, are also running as Democrats.

  • Glynn County Commission at large post 2 incumbent Bob Coleman-R
    • David Breland, former Glynn County fireman
    • Bob Coleman
    • Joyce Crosby Deloach, former Glynn County administrative employee
    • John Terris, bus. owner

  • Glynn County Board of Education District 1 (north Glynn) incumbent Ray Snow
    • Ingrid Metz - former BHS teacher, electingridmetz@gmail.com
    • Earl Perry  - former Bd of Ed member
    • Ray Snow

  • Glynn County Board of Education District 3 (NE mainland) incumbent John Madala
    • Noel Jensen, general contractor
    • John Madala

  • Glynn County Board of Education District 5 (city) incumbent Venus Holmes-D
    • Darylynne (Dee) Rogers, wireless consultant
    • Venus Holmes D
       
  • Glynn County Board of Education at-large post 2 incumbent Jerry Mancil
    • Linda (LA) Chancey, operational management. (912-275-1775)
    • Larry Lynch, Golden isles tea party activist,H: 912-265-6756 C: 912-230-6649
    • Jerry Mancil

  • Glynn County Coroner incumbent Jimmy Durden unopposed
  • Glynn County Chief Magistrate incumbent Tim Barton unopposed
  • Glynn County Probate Court Judge incumbent Debra Howes unopposed
  • Glynn County Surveyor incumbent Bobby Shupe unopposed
  • Glynn County Tax Commissioner - incumbent Florence Dees unopposed
  • Glynn County Sheriff -open seat being vacated by Wayne Bennett-R
    • Ron Corbett, undersheriff,corbett4sheriff@hotmail.com, www.RonCorbet4Sheriff.com
    • Neal Jump, sheriff deputy major
  •  Glynn County Superior Court Clerk -Glynn County. incumbent Lola Jamsky -R
    • Lola Jamsky 
    • Donita Taylor, clerk of Glynn County Juvenile Court, donita.taylor@gmail.com, www.votedonitataylor.com, 912-265-6933
    • Tim Wilson, paralegal
PARTISAN Brunswick Judicial Circuit (Glynn, Camden, Wayne, Appling and Jeff Davis.) - FOUR year term
  • Superior Court Judge incumbent Stephen Kelley unopposed
  • Superior Court Judge incumbent Stephen Scarlett unopposed
  • Superior Court Judge incumbent Anthony Harrison unopposed
  • Superior Court Judge incumbent E.M. Wilkes unopposed

  • District Attorney  Jackie Johnson incumbent R
    • Jackie Johnson
    • Jonathan Miller
NON-PARTISAN Glynn County Court races with FOUR year terms
  • Clerk of State Court incumbent Brenda Boone-Cove unopposed
  • State Court Solicitor incumbent Maria Lugue unopposed
  • State Court Judge (open seat vacated by Orion Douglass)
    • Bart Altman http://www.bartgaltman.com/
    • Grant Buckley 
    • Wallace Harrell III
    • Vince Sowerby
    • Alan Tucker - work #: 267-7123

Note: this includes radio, newspaper and personal sources through Saturday June 30.
It is not official
Glynn County sample ballots will be available here

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Glynn County goes to the State Convention



What will we do at the state convention besides meet people, visit booths, attend events, and sit for hours?
1.     Elect Republican National Committeewoman and National Committeeman.
a.     Linda Herren is the current National Committeewoman and she is running for reelection.
b.    Frank Strickland and Randy Evans are both running for the open seat of Republican National Committeeman from GA. I support Frank - have known him 39 years and have never known him to be in a controversy over rules or procedures. He's the quiet guy -nice guy - everyone turns to to get things done.
2.     Elect 31 national delegates at large and 31 national alternates at large. Have you received any mailers or emails from candidates for national delegate? I have received only ONE request for support. My friend and St. Williams precinct neighbor Marjorie Peters is running for national delegate. I am also running for national delegate (more about that later). Sure would appreciate solid Glynn County support for both of us!  

See you in Columbus at the Civic Center and the Iron Works:

Convention-Columbus Civic Center ● 400 Fourth Street, Columbus, GA 31901
Fri Dinner & Sat Breakfast-Columbus Iron Works ● 801 Front Avenue, Columbus, GA 31901

FRIDAY
Time
Event
Place
People




9:00 -10 am
Nominating Committee
Civic Center Meeting Room 3
Frank Strickland chair
10:00 am
Registration Opens
Civic Center Coweta room

10:00 am
Exec Comm
Civic Center Oglethorpe Room

11:30 am
State Committee
Civic Center Oglethorpe Room

12:00 – 4:00
Nominating Committee
Civic Center Meeting Room 3

12:30
Rules Committee
Civic Center Meeting Room 4

1:00 pm
Credentials Committee
Civic Center Oglethorpe Room

1:00 pm
Resolutions Committee
Civic Center Meeting Room 2

1:00
Delegate seating opens
Civic Center

2:00-5:00
Convention called to order
Civic Center
Chairman Sue Everhart
State Rep Kip Smith
Alton Russell, 3rd Dist Chmn
State Sen Seth Harp, Muscogee Chair
Senator Saxby Chambliss
Superintendent John Barge
Commissioner Ralph Hudgens
Commissioner Bubba McDonald
Senator Johnny Isakson
Attorney General Sam Olens (video)
Finance Chairman Frank Strickland
Foundation Chairman Chip Pearson
Rose Wing, GFRW
Michael McNeely, GBRC
Commissioner Tim Echols (video)
Colonel Larry Mrozinski, Ret., Veterans
Terri Green, Faith Based Partner
Congressman Jack Kingston (video)
Julianne Thompson, Tea Party Liaison
Jimmy Ho, Asian-American Partner
Sandra Thompson, Education Partner
Commissioner Mark Butler (video)
Cameron Fash, Ga YR
Congressman Paul Broun (video)
Kyle Constable, GA Teen Republicans
Speaker of the House David Ralston
5:00 pm
Over 80,000 meetings
Civic Center Meeting Room 2

5:00 pm
Under 80,000 meetings
Civic Center Meeting Room 1

5:30 pm
Registration closes


5:45 pm
Reception
Iron Works 801 Front Avenue

7:00 pm
Victory Dinner
Iron Works Grand Ballroom
SOLD OUT!




9:00 pm
Praise meeting
Iron Works Foundry Room

9:00 – 12:00
GFRW Dessert
Iron Works



 Saturday
Time
Event
Place
 People & Notes
7:00 am
Registration Opens
Civic Center Coweta room

7:30 am
Victory breakfast
Iron Works Grand Ballroom

8:00 am – 3:00 pm
Ron Paul campaign table
Upper Concourse 2d floor Civic Center

10:00 am
Registration closes
Convention reconvenes
Civic Center
Chairman Sue P. Everhart
State Senator Josh McKoon
Congressman Lynn Westmoreland
Governor Nathan Deal
Speaker Newt Gingrich
Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle
RNC Co-Chairman Sharon Day
Commissioner Stan Wise
Commissioner Chuck Eaton
Secretary Brian Kemp
Sen Pres Pro Tem Tommie Williams
Commissioner Gary Black
Congressman Phil Gingrey
Congressman Tom Price
Congressman Rob Woodall
Congressman Austin Scott
Congressman Tom Graves

Adjournment
Meeting of Delegates and Alternates to the National Convention
Civic Center Oglethorpe Room
The GOP REQUIRES that you bring your $400 personal check or personal credit card. (This was in the info you received when you were elected state alternate or delegate)

The GOP REQUESTS that you know your firm travel plans for Aug 25-Sept 1 to book the $299/night hotel room, 5 nights minimum at the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay – the official Ga hotel for the RNC.

If you have it now, please also bring all guest or roommate info! Name, social security number,  birthdate. Note a GUEST has some convention access and pays a $400 fee; a roommate does not have to be a convention guest.







This list of delegates and alternates is from my notes at the county convention. I'm 95% confident it's correct. Have seen no other lists. No one has corrected this one.

State delegates from Glynn

Del # 2393 Oglethorpe Point COX Wesley
D1 2393 Oglethorpe Point COX DEIRDRE
D3 2193 First Baptist SSI LEWIS CHARLES
D4 2293 St Williams LOUPEE PAUL
D5 1273 Sterling Elementary LYNCH LARRY
D6 3173 Christian Renewal MARTINEZ KRISTINE
D7 4193 Beverly Shores MCVEIGH PATRICIA
D8 4193 Beverly Shores MONTGOMERY DONALD
D9 4193 Beverly Shores NELSON LANA
D10 2293 St Williams PETERS MARJORIE
D12 2293 St Williams PROVENZANO DALE
D13 4393 Ballard Rec REYNA REBA
D15 2493 Jekyll Island ROBINSON SUSAN
D14 4193 Beverly Shores ROBINSON RUBY
D11 2293 St Williams ROSS KAREN
D16 4193 Beverly Shores Stoddard Edwin
D17 5193 City Rec TUBBS THOMAS
D19 4393 Ballard Rec Wallace William
D18 4393 Ballard Rec WALLACE PATSY
D20

White Ray

State alternates from Glynn
Alt # Prec
#
Precinct Name LastName FirstName
A17 5193 City Rec BELT STEPHEN
A5 5293 Burroughs Molette Chancey Linda
A19 2293 St Williams COOK JOANN
A1 5193 City Rec DEAN SANDRA
A13 3173 Christian Renewal ELLIOTT DONALD
A7 3173 Christian Renewal GOUGH KEVIN
A18 3173 Christian Renewal JONES JEFFREY
A20 2193 First Baptist SSI KACOS MARK
A2  4193 Beverly Shores KILGORE JEFFREY
A3 1273 Sterling Elementary LYNCH SHARON
A15 4193 Beverly Shores Massari Pasquale (Pat)
A11 5193 City Rec MCMINN KATHLEEN
A10 5193 City Rec MCMINN RICHARD
A4 4193 Beverly Shores MCVEIGH NORMAN (Shaw)
A16 5193 City Rec Messer Josh
A12 2493 Jekyll Island Murphy Jane
A14 2193 First Baptist SSI Netherton George
A6 1303 Satilla Marsh PRICE RICHARD
A8 2293 St Williams ROZIER LISA
A9 1173 Sterling Church of G SZYPER ALEXANDER
 



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