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Posted on | by Jeff McManus, Chairman

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Republican Party of Bexar County

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In an effort to set a general direction for what Precinct Chairs should expect of themselves, it falls into two areas that advances the Republican Party of Bexar County.

A GOP Data sheet, a summary of the 2020 results with projections, is provided for your Precinct. This is the basis of the contact goals set. In addition, each precinct has a goal of raising $100 from the precinct constituency annually. In order for us to flip Bexar County RED, we have got to get the Republican vote out and money in.

An interactive tabulating chart will be set up on our web site located via the “Precinct Chairs” button. Here you can enter the number of contacts you have made on behalf of a local candidate or the Republican Party of Bexar County. The chart will compare current and end results with those of 2020. We can observe actual efforts and ultimate success in getting more voters to the polls.

This is totally voluntary. Please log on with your password (to be provided shortly) to participate in an effort to bring more weak Republican, unaffiliated, and weak democrats to the polls and our Republican Party candidates across the finish line in November. OK, Precinct Chairs, let’s see who wants to win and who does the walk. There will be rewards and special recognition for those who:

  1. Make their goals
  2. Exceed their goals
  3. Greatest number of contacts
  4. Greatest single Precinct fundraising

Let the games begin and be the one.

There is always one winner. So be the One

FAQ:

What is a contact?

A contact is any effort or action specifically done for any reason but must be about candidates in Bexar County, Republican Party of Bexar County, and fundraising or collection of donations. May be as an individual effort or a precinct team effort.

What resources are available?

  1. A push card that spells out the top 10 reasons small businesses should support the Bexar GOP is being developed and then will be made available to Precinct Chairs and Candidates.
  2. New and improved GOP Data Base spreadsheets for your Precinct
  3. Financial support of pre-approved projects  
  4. Management Committee Members of your Precinct

How do we protect ourselves from gate crashers?

  1. We trust and respect each other, and guard our password closely
  2. Through transparency
  3. Embrace higher moral standards  
  4. We all know that locks only keep the honest people out

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Judge’s Jubilee

Posted on | by RPBC

Please join RED LINE Conservative for Judge’s Jubilee Meet & Greet on Saturday September 24th, 2:30 to 5:30 at Broadway 50/50, located at The 5050 Broadway, Alamo Heights, TX 78209.

This November 8 we will take back our COUNTY and our COUNTRY! Judge’s Jubilee will be a casual mix
and mingle with your candidates where you can get to know these patriots 1on1 in a relaxed
environment. Hosted by Brandi Jo Newman, Lora Lane, Kara Volentine, Megan Hedges-Poole

Candidates that will be attending…
Jamie Mathis, County Court 10
Cathy Striker, 224th District Judge
Trish Deberry, County Judge
Charles Gold, County Court 13
Misty Spears, District Clerk
Ashley Foster, County Court 8
Lorina Rummel, 144th District Judge
Suzzanne Kramer, County Court 12
…and more to come!

Jamie Marroquin, Precinct Chair, stands up to NISD School Board.

Posted on | by RPBC

Our Chairman, Jeff McManus, and several of the RPBC Precinct chairs, and 2 Republican Candidates attended last night’s NISD School Board meeting to demonstrate Republicans will not be silenced.


On the agenda was SEL curriculum, NISD school taxes, and the NISD budget.


In attendance were Jamie Marroquin, Jonathan Melendez, Vanessa Alvarado, Vera Billingsly , Shelly Grunden, Marilyn Martinez, and Mike O’Donnell.


Michael “Travis” Stevens, who is running for State Board of Education District 1, and Irina Rudolph, who is running for City Council District 6 also attended.


Vera Billingsly and Jamie Marroquin both spoke during “Citizens to be Heard”. Click this link to see Jamie’s speech. https://streamable.com/zp5851

Bexar GOP Chairman proposes cutting voting centers with low turnout in ‘San Antonio Report’

Posted on | by Communications Committee

SEE LINK TO THE STORY HERE

Chairman Jeff McManus has proposed cutting 10 additional voting center locations after the Bexar County Elections Department proposed cutting the number of voting centers from 300 to 258 for November.

“We don’t have we don’t have the volunteers and the bodies available, due to our electoral apathy, to man our polling stations appropriately in accordance to the statutes,” McManus said. “It’s a fairly non-discriminatory way of doing it. It’s just usage and cost.”

Click the link above to read the whole story.

CEC Meeting 8/16/2022

Posted on | by RPBC

RPBC Executive Committee Meeting
Republican Party of Bexar County Executive Committee
SA Professional Firefighters Banquet Hall
8925 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX 78230
Meeting #3 – Tuesday, 16 August 2022
Registration 5:00 : Meeting Convenes 6:00 PM

I. Call to Order and Opening Ceremonies
II. Determination of a Quorum
III. Adoption of the Agenda
IV. Reading and Approval of Minutes
V. Voting in New Precinct Chairs for Vacant Precincts
VI. Open Floor for Candidate and Club communications
     a First speaker Sid Miller – 15 min
     b Red Wave – Janie Garza 2 min
     c Clubs – 1 min each
     d Candidates – 2 min each
VII. Unfinished (Old Business) Business – None
VIII. Acceptance of written Committee Reports – None
     a Reminder that Committee Reports will be due per the Bylaws beginning in September (in writing)
IX. Administrative and Campaign update:
     a Budget presented
     b Standing Committees
          i Precinct Organization Committee – Pending
          ii Candidate Recruitment and Appointment Committee – Pending
          iii Data Analytics Committee – Pending
          iv Bylaws and Rules Committee – Warrington Austerman
          v Community Outreach Committee – Pending
          vi Legal Counsel – Open
     c Special Committees
          i Financial Review Committee – open,
               1 See Bylaws for duties
          ii Records Review Committee – open
               1 See Bylaws for duties
          iii NEW Legislative Priorities Committee – open
               1 Duty will be to determine top 3 that RPBC will focus efforts

X. New Business
     a Resolutions: ALL Resolutions should be directed to the Chair and copied to the Secretary for recording purposes. If not submitted to the Chair they will not be brought forth. Resolutions are only submitted for the purpose of approving the essence of the Resolution. Following final determination if approved, the Communications Committee will review the Resolution for syntax and spelling. Then return to the author for final approval prior to publication. Publication shall be released as per the request of the author:
     i Placed on the web site
     ii A press release
     iii A blast mailing via Constant Comment
     Motions and resolutions presented in the order of time estimated needed for discussion and possible amendments
     iv. Amendment of Rules – In the future, we will be asking that any motion or resolution be submitted no less than 14 days prior to any CEC meeting. All CEC meetings will be posted on the website for reference for those wishing to submit a motion or resolution. Motions and resolutions must be submitted to the chairman and the secretary for review.
     v Resolutions
          1 Warrington Austerman
          2 Warrington Austerman
          3 Jonathan Melendez
          4 Randolph Macias
          5 Art Brown (Gonzales Resolution, Cornyn Resolution)
XI. Adjournment