Clark County
Republican Party
Mailing Address:
P O Box 205
Vancouver WA 98666

Office Location:
7736 NE Hazel Dell Ave
Vancouver, WA 98665
Phone:
360-695-1609
eMail:
info @ clarkcountygop.org


 
 
On behalf of the Clark County Republican Party Executive Board of Directors I want to welcome you to our website. 2012 will be a very busy political year, starting with the Precinct Caucuses on Saturday, March 3rd and then on to the Clark County Convention, Washington State Convention and National Conventions. For information on dates, times and locations and how you can participate, please scroll down to our LOCAL NEWS section below. We hope you will all attend your local precinct caucus and begin the process of participation and having your voices heard!"



Sincerely,

Brandon Vick, Chairman
Clark County Republican Party




Clark County Republican Party Office Hours
Tuesday 11 AM - 2 PM
Wednesday 2 PM - 6 PM
Thursday 10 AM - 4 PM
Saturday 11 AM - 2:30 PM




Mark your calendar for
Saturday, March 17, 2012
2012 Lincoln Day Dinner
Vancouver Hilton Hotel
Ticket Cost $75
Pre-Paid Reservations Required
For complete details
Click Here

Mail in Registration
Print form and mail with payment

On Line Registration
Click on Event Registration and Donations Tab(left)





Affiliated Groups
Clark County Republican Women's Club
President, Julie Longoria
julijules@comcast .net

Republican Roundtable
Founder, Nancy DeLeo
elefontinfo@yahoo.com

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Local News
2012 REPUBLICAN PRECINCT CAUCUS LOCATIONS
Dated: January 24th 2012
Washington became the first U.S. state to suspend its 2012 presidential preference primary election , a move signed into law by Governor Christine Gregoire (D)due to budget constraints. What this means to the voter is that Washington state voters, unlike previous years will not be receiving a Presidential Preference Primary Ballot in the mail this year. (Do not confuse this with the General Electi...

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Update from Representative Ed Orcutt
Dated: January 24th 2012

Dear Friends and Neighbors, Greetings, from snowy, wet, slushy and icy Olympia! The fast pace expected for the short, 60-day legislative session never really got started but has managed ...

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Liz Pike Announces Plans to Run for State Representative, 18th District, Pos.#2
Dated: January 23rd 2012
For Immediate Release Liz Pike, former Camas City Council Member, has filed with the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission as a candidate for State Representative, District 18. This seat is currently held by Representative Ed Orcutt, who is now in the 20th District due to redistricting. “I am running for State Representative because I want to help restore the public’s faith in state g...

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Legislative Update from Rep. Paul Harris
Dated: December 23rd 2011


Dear Friends, The Legislature adjourned the special session last week after lawmakers passed a partial budget fix. I supported the measure because it was a step in the right direction, albei...

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10 Questions for Washington Legislators (And one for you)
Dated: December 2nd 2011
After a series of declining revenue projections, the legislature today began a special session to rescue the state from running an illegal deficit. Gov. Gregoire says the state has cut too much—she claims $10.5 billion since 2008. The Associated Press points out most of this comes from reductions to hoped-for increases. The current budget—even with the proposed “cuts” spends more than the last bud...

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Sen. Don Benton Proposes Constitutional Amendment to restore Initiative 601's spending limit
Dated: December 2nd 2011


THE BENTON BULLETIN Priority 1 – Spending Control After a brief shell game with the budget last month, the Legislature is back in session to deal with the $1.5 billion gap between reve...

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Washington State - November 8 Election Results
Dated: November 9th 2011
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National News

Dated: January 27th 2012    By Lolita C. Baldor
WASHINGTON (AP) - The federal government's plan to expand computer security protections into critical parts of private industry is raising concerns that the move will threaten Americans' civil liberties. In a report for release Friday, The Constitution Project warns that as the Obama administration partners more with the energy, financial, communications and health care industries [...]

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Dated: January 27th 2012    By Kimberly Hefling and Jim Kuhnhenn
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - President Barack Obama called Friday for an overhaul of the higher education financial aid system, warning that colleges and universities that fail to control spiraling tuition costs could lose federal funds. The election year proposal was also a political appeal to young people and working families, two important voting blocs [...]

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Dated: January 27th 2012    By AP Staff
YUMA, Ariz. (AP) - A judge ruled that a city council candidate in Arizona must be removed from the ballot due to lack of English proficiency. The ruling on Wednesday came after the San Luis City Council approved a motion Jan. 13 asking for verification that Alejandrina Cabrera met the requirement of a state law [...]

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Dated: January 27th 2012    By Andrew Miga
WASHINGTON (AP) - Retiring Rep. Barney Frank, a gay pioneer in Congress, said Thursday that he will marry his longtime partner, Jim Ready. Frank spokesman Harry Gural said the liberal Massachusetts Democrat's wedding will be in his home state, but that no date had been set. Ready, 42, lives in Ogunquit, Maine. He has a [...]

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Dated: January 27th 2012    By David Espo
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - An aggressive Mitt Romney repeatedly challenged Republican presidential rival Newt Gingrich in a fast-paced campaign debate Thursday night, ridiculing the former House speaker's call to build costly projects in key primary states and to colonize the moon. Romney vehemently denied Gingrich's own accusation that he anti-immigrant — more so than any [...]

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Dated: January 27th 2012    By AP Staff
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Republican Newt Gingrich says he does not believe rival Mitt Romney's proposal to allow illegal immigrants to voluntarily deport themselves would be successful, adding that his presidential rival is the "most anti-immigrant" candidate. Gingrich and Romney clashed in the opening moments of Thursday's debate in Florida. Gingrich says the United States [...]

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Dated: January 27th 2012    By AP Staff
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Winning the White House is a package deal, so the Republican presidential candidates are eager to talk up their spouses as ideal first ladies. Each of the four contenders was asked during Thursday night's debate why his wife would be strong in the role. Ron Paul, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum [...]

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Dated: January 27th 2012    By Robert Burns and Donna Cassata
WASHINGTON (AP) - Pentagon leaders outlined a plan Thursday for absorbing $487 billion in defense cuts over the coming decade by shrinking U.S. ground forces, slowing the purchase of a next-generation stealth fighter and retiring older planes and ships. In a bid to pre-empt election-year Republican criticism, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said the plan shifts [...]

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Dated: January 27th 2012    By Chris Hawley
NEW YORK - Muslim groups are calling for New York's police commissioner to step down because of his appearance in a film they say puts their religion and its adherents in a bad light. About 20 activists held a news conference on the steps of City Hall on Thursday and criticized Ray Kelly for giving [...]

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Dated: January 27th 2012    By Jim Vertuno and Will Weissert
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Texas Gov. Rick Perry's White House bid tarnished his image enough that he's about as popular in his solidly Republican home state as President Barack Obama, a poll published Thursday shows. Perry's approval rating after his failed presidential bid has fallen to 40 percent, a 10-point drop from a year ago [...]

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Upcoming Events
1/27/2012 GOP Office Reserved 8 AM - 6 PM
The GOP office will be closed on Friday, January 27 from 8-6 PM for Party Business....
1/31/2012 Liz Pike Campaign Kick-Off
Liz Pike announced on January 23rd that she will be a candidate for State Representative in the 18th...
2/1/2012 WPC Education Luncheon
Washington Policy Center Luncheon Date: Wednesday, February 1st, 2012 Time: 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm ...
2/4/2012 GOP Office Reserved 10 AM - 12 PM
The GOP office is reserved for a meeting of the 17th Legislative District on Saturday, February 4th ...
2/6/2012 Republican Roundtable
Monday February 6, 2012 5th..6:30 PM at Republican Headquarters 7736 NE Hazel Dell Ave Vancouver...
2/18/2012 Mardi Gras Casino Night
What? A Wild Bill's Casino Event Black Jack, Craps, Texas Hold'em, Roulette, plus High Roller Black...
3/3/2012 Republican Precinct Caucuses
The Washington State Legislature and signed into law by Governor Christine Gregoire (D) have suspen...
    
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