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Republicans
in Burleson County, Texas are having fun while preparing for the 2010
Elections ...
Coming
Up !
Republican Primary Runoff
Election is just around the corner - Tuesday April 13, 2010
The
decision on the Republican candidates for U.S. Congress - District
17, Texas Board of Education Member, and Texas Supreme Court -
Place 3 are up to you. Be sure and vote on April 13th (no, it is
NOT on Friday!).
Good Stuff!
What's
Happened In The 2009 - 2010 Election Cycle
Texans
chose to vote Republican better than 2-to-1 over Democrat in the 2010
Primary Election. In Burleson County, the Republican Party was
preferred 3.5 to 1! We are honored to find that so many of our
neighbors realize that the values they have always held are now best
exemplified by the Republican Party.
We have a summary of the voting in Burleson County and race-wide in our "2010 Primary Results" page. The original, pre-election "Candidates" page is also still availabe.
The Stampede Mailed To
Republican Party Members - January 18, 2010
The Stampede Newsletter is out with a
Special Edition on the Republican Party Primary. We mail it to
our members but everybody is welcome to read it ... you can see the current edition here. We also have older copies of the Stampede available for reading.
BC-GOP's Annual "Fall Fest" A
Success - October 19, 2009
The Burleson County GOP held its
annual "Fall Fest" with a great turnout. Featured speaker, Texas
Education Board Member Don McLeroy, gave us some real insight into the
Education Board's influence on what Texas and many of the nation's
children are being taught. Even more interesting was the changes
that conservatives are being able to make that will significantly help
children succeed in the real world.
Burleson
County Celebrates July 4th, 2009 With A Tea Party!
Davidson
Creek Park's Porter Farms Pavilion was the site of Burleson County's
second Tea Party!
There was lots of shade, sausage wraps, TEA, music, and
surprises! There were also lots of signs making it clear that
Congress's "Spend Now" binge isn't what "Change" is all about. If
the signs didn't make the point, the speakers on the Soapbox did.
The Stampede Mailed
To Republican Party Members - June 15, 2009
Burleson
County Republican Party's Newsletter "The
Stampede" for June 2009 is now in the mail. We also have
it here as a ".pdf"
file that you can download
and view with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Burleson
County Holds Its First Tax Day Tea Party! April 15, 2009
Well,
they weren't wearing Indian costumes, but Burleson County citizens were
serious about letting everybody know how unhappy they are
about
the unprecedented levels of spending our government has
embarked
on, amazingly with those voting for it admitting to not even bothering
to
read the bills! Click Here for a full page of
pictures!
Burleson
County Republican's Annual "Spring Fling" - March 10, 2009
The 2009
Spring Fling brought out the best in politics,
fellowship, food, and even a silent
auction to compete with E-bay!
Guests included Justice
Filipe Renya and Justice Rex Davis, both of the 10th Court of Appeals; potential
Congressional District 17 candidates Chuck Wilson and Jimmie Kerr; X
and Y from Senate District 5 PAC.
 Our featured speaker was
Chairman Michael Williams of the Railroad
Commission of Texas (RRC) and announced candidate for US Senator should
Kay Bailey Hutchison retire.
When combined with our local officials it was a great opportunity to
learn the political realities and to promote your position.
Click
HERE for a full page of coverage with lots of
pictures!
The Stampede Mailed
To Republican Party Members - February 11, 2009
Burleson
County Republican Party's Newsletter "The
Stampede" for
February 2009 is now in the mail. We also have it here as a ".pdf"
file that you can download
and view with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Executive
Council Meeting - January 20, 2009
Swearing
In
of Local and State Officials - January 1, 2009
2008
General
Election Shows Burleson County Squarely Conservative
With
6,664 of the county's 11,234 registered voters casting votes in this
year's Presidential Election it was clear that Burleson County voters value
conservative politicians. Republican conservatives won
locally in
14 out of 15 contested races and gained four more where they had no
opposition. For the first time in Burleson County history,
more straight "Republican Party Ticket" votes (1,912) were
cast
than straight "Demoncrat Party Ticket" votes (1,372) ... by a 60% to
40% margin! For race-by-race details see our 2008
General Election page. |
