Caucus Schedule

Posted on March 9, 2010 by grandcountygop

Caucus Schedule:    Make sure you are a registered Republican voter with our County Clerk so you can participate at these most crucial gatherings where you have a voice.

Assembly and Convention Schedule:   Dear Voters:  Our precinct caucus meetings are scheduled for March 16th at 7 PM.   Listed below is the list of precinct chairs and where those caucus meetings will be held.   We have some really exciting candidates running this year and your attendance at your caucus meetings is the first, important step in getting these good guys onto the primary ballot.   Run as a delegate yourself, or know who you’d like to represent you as delegates.  

 At the precinct meetings, each person interested in running as delegate will write his/her name at the front of the room, and then will take the floor for a couple of minutes to express why he/she would be a good delegate to County.  The number of delegates selected from each precinct varies between 5 and 12, depending on voter turnout in ’08.   One delegate from each precinct will also be chosen to go all the way to the State Assembly.  There will be a votes cast by written ballots for both County Delegates and the State Delegate.    Those choosing to be delegates must be aware of the time commitments they are making for the respective assemblies.

 The County Assembly will be held on March 28th, at 2 PM at the Kremmling High School, and the State Assembly will be May 21st and May 22nd at the Budweiser Convention Center in Loveland.  This State Assembly is where final votes are cast to determine which candidates make it onto the primary election ballots for the summer primary elections.

Precinct Meetings:   March 16th 7 PM    (Contact Us if you need help figuring out your precinct.  See below for precinct locations.)

Precinct # Precinct Chair(s) Phone E-Mail Address Mailing Address Precinct Meeting Place
           
1 Kathy Weydert 627-3040 kweydert@hotmail.com Box 565, GL  80447 Grand Lake Firehouse
           
2 Vickie Johnson 887-3272 ohnson@comcast.net Box 906, Granby  80446 Road and Bridge, Granby
           
3 Kelly and Jodi Griesch 887-0602 kgriesch@areteappraisal.com Box 256, Granby  80446 Community Bld, Granby
           
4 Jason Bock 724-0186 jasonbock@hotmail.com Box 702, Kremmling  80459 West Grand K-8 Bld
          Kathy Shipley Room
           
5 Glenn Sneider 970-333-1359 g.snieder@gmail.com 82 CR 100 Extension Hall- Fairgrounds
        BRR Kremmling
        Silverthorne, CO 80498  
           
6 Dennis F Larson 726-4915 dflarson@yahoo.com Box 989, W.P. 80482 Winter Park Town Hall
           
7 Jim Holahan 531-1109 plowking@rkymtnhi.com Box 206, W.P.  80482 Fraser Rec Center
  Chas McConnel 531-1022 chas@mcdesignprint.com Box 1326 W.P. 80482  
           
8 Debra Crouch 531-0947 debracrouch2009@gmail.com Box 10, HSS  80451 Grand County Title, HSS
           
9 Katie Soles? 726-8096 dsoles@eastgrandfire.com Box 1046, Fraser  80442 Baptist Church, Fraser
           
10 Al Olsen 480-734-5961 aolson35@yahoo.com Box 1645, GL  80447 Grand Lake Firehouse
  Shawn Simmonds-Bruton 627-3670 shawn@sunvalleyranch.com Box 470, GL 80447  
           
11 Pat Rupert 726-8180   Box 3043, WP 80482 YMCA of the Rockies
          Registration Bld. – Downstairs
           
12 Adam Gosey 509-0108 adam@gosey.net Box 1283, Fraser  80442 Fraser Library
           

Precinct Places:

1 Grand Lake Fire House 201 W. Portal Grand Lake
2 Road and Bridge 548 E Topaz Granby
3 Community Building 129 E. Third Street Granby
4 West Grand K-8  Bld 715 Kinsey Ave Kremmling
5 Extension Hall – Fairgrounds 11th and Eagle Kremmling
6 Winter Park Town Hall 50 Vasquez Road Winter Park
7 Fraser Valley Recreation Center Hwy 40 btw W.P. and Fraser Fraser
8 Grand County Title Company 129 East Byer Avenue HSS
9 Fraser Valley Baptist Church 100 Doc Susie Ave Tabernash
10 Grand Lake Fire House 201 W. Portal Grand Lake
11 YMCA, Registration Bld Snow Mountain Ranch, Hwy 40 Tabernash
12 Fraser Library 421 Norgren Road Fraser

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Caucus Schedule!!

Posted on March 9, 2010 by grandcountygop

Our precinct caucus meetings are scheduled for March 16th at 7 PM.   I’ve attached the list of precinct chairs and where those caucus meetings will be held.   We have some really exciting candidates running this year and your attendance at your caucus meetings is the first, important step in getting these good guys onto the primary ballot.   Run as a delegate yourself, or know who you’d like to represent you as delegates.  

 At the precinct meetings, each person interested in running as delegate will write his/her name at the front of the room, and then will take the floor for a couple of minutes to express why he/she would be a good delegate to County.  The number of delegates selected from each precinct varies between 5 and 12, depending on voter turnout in ’08.   One delegate from each precinct will also be chosen to go all the way to the State Assembly.  There will be a votes cast by written ballots for both County Delegates and the State Delegate.    Those choosing to be delegates must be aware of the time commitments they are making for the respective assemblies.

 The County Assembly will be held on March 28th, at 2 PM at the Kremmling High School, and the State Assembly will be May 21st and May 22nd at the Budweiser Convention Center in Loveland.  This State Assembly is where final votes are cast to determine which candidates make it onto the primary election ballots for the summer primary elections.

Caucus Places:   (Contact us if you need help finding your precinct number):

1 Grand Lake Fire House 201 W. Portal Grand Lake
2 Road and Bridge 548 E Topaz Granby
3 Community Building 129 E. Third Street Granby
4 West Grand K-8  Bld 715 Kinsey Ave Kremmling
5 Extension Hall – Fairgrounds 11th and Eagle Kremmling
6 Winter Park Town Hall 50 Vasquez Road Winter Park
7 Fraser Valley Recreation Center Hwy 40 btw W.P. and Fraser Fraser
8 Grand County Title Company 129 East Byer Avenue HSS
9 Fraser Valley Baptist Church 100 Doc Susie Ave Tabernash
10 Grand Lake Fire House 201 W. Portal Grand Lake
11 YMCA, Registration Bld Snow Mountain Ranch, Hwy 40 Tabernash
12 Fraser Library 421 Norgren Road Fraser

Precinct Chairs 2010

1 Kathy Weydert 627-3040 kweydert@hotmail.com
       
2 Vickie Johnson 887-3272 ohnson@comcast.net
       
3 Kelly and Jodi Griesch 887-0602 kgriesch@areteappraisal.com
       
4 Jason Bock 724-0186 jasonbock@hotmail.com
       
       
5 Glenn Sneider 970-333-1359 g.snieder@gmail.com
       
       
       
6 Dennis F Larson 726-4915 dflarson@yahoo.com
       
7 Jim Holahan 531-1109 plowking@rkymtnhi.com
  Chas McConnel 531-1022 chas@mcdesignprint.com
       
8 Debra Crouch 531-0947 debracrouch2009@gmail.com
       
9 Katie Soles? 726-8096 dsoles@eastgrandfire.com
       
10 Al Olsen 480-734-5961 aolson35@yahoo.com
       
11 Pat Rupert 726-8180  
       
       
12 Adam Gosey 509-0108 adam@gosey.net

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Mail in Voting: Notice of Public Comment Period

Posted on March 1, 2010 by grandcountygop

Dear Voters:  

Our County Clerk, Sara Rosene, is requesting comments from the public on our wishes regarding mail in voting.   Ms. Rosene responded to queries regarding the safety and efficacy of mail in voting: 

 ”I find that mail ballots are quite safe with regard to fraud.  Our judges verify signatures on the ballot envelope when it is returned by the voter.  We have, at least, 3 different signatures of every voter on file.  If our judges have any doubts about the signature, we write a letter to the voter to verify their signature.  We have been administering mail ballot elections for a number of years and I find they are very easy to manage.” 

Additionally she states, “  Mail ballots are a more cost effective way to administer an election.  The cost savings is generally in the area of election judges.  When we have a polling place election, we hire around 80 judges.”

Notice of Public Comment Period

 Notice is hereby given that the Grand County Clerk and Recorder will receive written public comment beginning on February 25, 2010 regarding whether or not the 2010 Primary Election shall be conducted by mail ballot, with a service center located at the Grand County Administration Building.  Please submit your comment in favor of or opposed to a Primary Election conducted by mail ballot by one of the following means:

 Email:  grandclerk@co.grand.co.us

  • Mail:  Grand County Clerk and Recorder, P. O. Box 120, Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451
  • Hand deliver:  Grand County Clerk and Recorder, Grand County Administration Building, 308 Byers Avenue, Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451
  • Fax:  970-725-0100

 Public comments received on or before March 15, 2010 shall be entered into the record of the election and considered in the determination of whether or not to conduct a mail ballot Primary Election in Grand County.  A public hearing will be held on March 15, 2010, at the Grand County Administration Building, Board of Commissioners Hearing Room, 308 Byers Avenue, Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451 at 3:00 p.m.  No comment will be accepted after 5:00 p.m. on Monday, March 15, 2010.                                                

                                                                        Sara L. Rosene

                                                                        Grand County Clerk and Recorder

                                                                        February 26, 2010

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What kind of “Conservative” are you?

Posted on November 19, 2009 by grandcountygop

A good number of us are “Jeffersonian Conservatives.”   What are you?  What are you fighting for?   To help clarify your thinking and your answer, read this, and it may help.  Then give us your feedback, here, or at bottom.

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Global Warming Billionaire

Posted on November 13, 2009 by grandcountygop

Algore stands to gain a great deal from the carbon tax deals.   We’re still wondering how this tax helps the environment.  See the article here.

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Big Pharma Big Government

Posted on October 10, 2009 by grandcountygop

“Big Pharma is a monster that’s long been out of control, and that is due to its chief enabler, big government, whose bureaucrats profit immensely from promoting Big Pharma’s agenda to grow and protect its profits. In spite of what Michael Moore would say, this arrangement is not capitalism, or as he means it, the free market. It is state capitalism, or, as some may call it, socialist corporatism.”   See the rest of the article here.

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Whole Health Foods answer to ObamaCare

Posted on September 7, 2009 by grandcountygop

One of  our readers submitted this excellent article writing,

“Hi.  This is a link to an editorial in the Wall Street Journal written by John Mackey of Whole Foods.  It certainly is interesting!”

 

Sara

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Useful Video on HealthCare

Posted on September 7, 2009 by grandcountygop

This is a good video that covers quite a lot.  Check it out here.

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Health Care and the Constitution

Posted on September 7, 2009 by grandcountygop

We’ve had some excellent articles and videos submitted by our readers recently.  We’ll be posting them under the appropriate categories.   Have you read a good one lately?  Send it on it.    Here is an article from one of our readers about Mr. Connelly’s take on the Health Care Bill as it relates to our Constitution.   A 13 year old wrote an essay covering Mr. Connelly’s article and concludes:

“Is any of this Constitutional?  No.  It certainly is far from it.  There is not a word in our Constitution that says the Federal Government should have any power to make any adjustments to our health care plans.  In fact, the 9th Amendment of the Constitution says, “The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.”    This means that even if something is mentioned in the Constitution (which health care is NOT)  people still have all their rights.   And the 10th Amendment tells the Federal Government “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”   This means that if the Founding Fathers forgot anything about what the Federal Government CAN’T do, well, they can’t do that either. 

I am angry with them in Washington for breaking Constitutional Law.  I hope you are, too.”

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State Sovereignty. Our legacy. Our Hope.

Posted on August 14, 2009 by grandcountygop

The Federal Government has spun out of control over the last decades.  Few argue this point any longer.  The sleeping giant of the American masses is awakening from its too long slumber.   So what is to be done?   How do we restore our Republic?  We restore the law of the land, the US Constitution, beginning with the 9th and 10th Amendments.   Be on the look out for formal petitions directed at our State Legislators.

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