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Gregg GOP County Convention

Welcome to the Gregg County Republican Party’s County Convention! Below is information about the Convention for attendees, delegates, and alternates. If you have any additional questions, please email us, call the headquarters at 903-297-1908, or come by the office.

Date and Location

April 21, 2012
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Pine Tree Auditorium @ Silver Falls & Pine Tree Rd
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Convention Resources

Rules

General Rules for Republican Conventions
These are the rules prescribed by the Republican Party of Texas regulating county and other conventions. County conventions must abide by these rules. Supplemental rules may be added (see below), but the rules prescribed cannot be changed. Sections related to the county conventions:

  • “General Rules for All Conventions and Meetings” (Rules 1-9; pp. 1-4)
  • “General Rules for All Conventions” (Rules 10-18; pp. 5-7)
  • “General Rules for County, Senatorial, District, and State Conventions” (Rules 23-32; pp. 9-17)

Proposed Supplementary Rules for the Gregg GOP County Convention
These supplementary rules are recommended by the Gregg GOP County Convention Rules Committee. Delegates will have an opportunity to debate and vote on them.

Agenda

2012 Convention Agenda – as prescribed by Rule 30 of the “General Rules for County, Senatorial, District, and State Conventions.”

Proposed Resolutions

Delegates will have the opportunity to debate and vote on the proposed resolutions. Due to the primary date situation and the resulting lack of precinct conventions, this year each proposed resolution will originate from the County Convention.


Gregg County Delegation to the Texas GOP State Convention

County convention delegates elected the following individuals to serve as delegates/alternates to the Texas Republican Convention. The names are listed in delegate and alternate order.

How Delegate Strength Calculated: 17,259 votes cast for Governor in 2010 General Election; 1 delegate for every 300 votes = 58 delegates to State Convention 2012 (cf. Rule #23A.b.2)

Delegates

  1. Keith Rothra
  2. Martha Rhymes
  3. David Simpson
  4. Sandra Odom
  5. Carol Walker
  6. Laura Hargis
  7. Thomas Wood
  8. Lee Lester
  9. Teri Lynn Lopez
  10. Kyle Smith
  11. Patrick Noon
  12. Holly Noon
  13. Kelly Rolland
  14. Wayne Frost
  15. Frieda Frost
  16. John Rothra
  17. Harriett Minze
  18. Charlie Alread
  19. Brian Bowden
  20. Darryl Primo
  1. Tommy Merritt
  2. Jason Albers
  3. Melissa Evans
  4. Virgil Bohanan
  5. Thomas Rolland
  6. Kirk Rotramel
  7. Dorothy Khoury
  8. Cindy Pruitt
  9. Lloyd Pruitt
  10. Susan Simpson
  11. Jana Smith
  12. Nancy Holly
  13. Erwin Zvolanek
  14. Nadine Zvolanek
  15. Joseph Wenger
  16. Andy Farrell
  17. Lawrence Courington
  18. Ryan Mauldin
  19. James Mauldin
  1. Robbie White
  2. Agnes Few
  3. Bob Sullivan
  4. Drue Evans
  5. Clint Thomas
  6. Michael Barker
  7. Michelle Shinghal
  8. Dana Alexander
  9. Ginger Canfield
  10. Tracy Vincent
  11. Heather Seidel
  12. William Simpson
  13. Douglas Burks
  14. Dwight D. Jarrett
  15. James Farr
  16. Priscilla Farr
  17. Margaret E. Merritt
  18. Johnny Minze
  19. Larry Holly

Alternates

  1. Susanna Simpson
  2. Daniel Simpson
  3. Kevin Massey
  4. Gladys Stone
  5. Glenda Wood
  6. Caryn Stimac
  7. Mike Nolte
  1. Luke Wilson
  2. Murrey Rabenhorst
  3. Glenn Stone
  4. Daniel White
  5. Garrett Whitehorn
  6. Ronald Wade
  7. Laura Wade
  1. Margaret Kahn
  2. Neal Frey
  3. Judy Frey
  4. Paul Schufeldt
  5. Ermine Schufeldt
  6. Merritt Johnson
  7. Diane Johnson

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