Vote AGAINST Proposition A on May 6
Learn the TRUE meaning of the “Justice Policy” Charter Amendment
We resolve to defeat the “Justice Policy” Charter Amendment.
M-F: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
NEWS AND EVENTS
Vote Against Prop A – Press Release
Prop A is the most radical anti-public safety, anti-police initiative ever put before voters – it will empower criminals in our community by decriminalizing the consequences of lawless behavior.
A Resolution for Total Rejection, Condemnation, and Priority of Action to Defeat the Currently Titled “Justice Policy” Charter Amendment for the City of San Antonio:
WHEREAS the result of the Amendment, hereinafter called JPCA, will increase crime throughout Bexar County, and WHEREAS there is no justice for crime victims in the justice charter only protection fromprosecution and non-justice for criminals, and WHEREAS criminals would learn from implementation of the JPCA that it is not important to respect personal property, and WHEREAS it will lead to duplication of duties and waste…
Denise Gutierrez for Dist 2 Meet & Greet
Denise Gutierrez for Dist 2 Meet & Greet
March 29, 2023
6pm- 9pm
Alamo Beer Company
202 Lamar Street, San Antonio, Texas 78202
Come meet Denise Gutierrez for City Council District 2. Everyone is welcome! We will have small bites and craft beverages. Denise Gutierrez is your ONLY choice for common sense leadership.
Meet & Greets w/Jarrett Lipman, D9 Candidate
Join City Council District 9 Candidate, Jarrett Lipman, on April 10th from 5:30 – 7:30pm in the Hidden Forest area to talk about the issues facing our community. Mr. Lipman wants to listen and learn about your concerns.
Please RSVP to Amanda Weber at agayleweber@gmail.com.
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The Bexar County Executive Committee (CEC) is composed of the County Chair, Vice Chair and Precinct Chairs. The County Chair and Precinct Chairs are elected by popular vote at the Republican Primary Election held in March of each even-numbered year. Voters residing in each of the county’s voting precincts elect their respective Precinct Chairs. Officers are either elected or appointed according to CEC bylaws. Ex officio members of the CEC include the SREC members of the county’s SDs and appointed Party officers. In even number years, Senatorial District Conventions are held in Bexar County to elect Delegates to the Republican Party of Texas (RPT) state convention and to pass resolutions that may be included in RPT platform.
The State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) is composed of the State Chair, Vice Chair, and one man and one woman from each of the 31 Texas Senatorial Districts (SDs). Delegates elect a State Chair, a State Vice-Chair, and the SREC at the RPT State Convention held in late spring of even-numbered years. Each SD elects a Committeeman and Committeewoman to represent their respective district. In Presidential election years, the RPT Convention also elects a National Committeeman and Committeewoman , Delegates to the Republican National Convention and Republican Electors for the Electoral College. Other officers are either elected or appointed, according to SREC bylaws. Ex officio members of the SREC include the National Committeeman and Committeewoman, Party officers and Auxiliary representatives. SREC members help organize and oversee Party activities in their respective SDs and make necessary party business decisions between conventions.
The RNC is composed of all State Party Chairs plus one Committeeman and one Committeewoman from each State and U.S. Territory. RNC Officers are elected by the RNC membership. The Republican National Convention is held every four years and is responsible for selecting the Presidental candidate and other Party business. Texas Republicans elect their RNC Committeeman, Committeewoman and Republican National Convention delegates at the RPT Conventions held in presidential election years.
