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MD's Newly Drawn District 6 (seat held by Roscoe Bartlett, Republican) and District 8 (seat held by Chris Van Hollen, Democrat) PDF Print E-mail

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 Congressional District 6 (for a closer look, click here.)

 

 

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Congressional District 8 (for a closer look, click here.)

 

Primary Day is April 3rd, 2012. On this day, Republicans will choose their candidates that will appear on the ballot for the following general elections: US House of Representatives, US Senate, and of course, the Presidency.  If you want to vote in the Republican primary, you must register to vote by March 13th, and you must affiliate with the Republican party.  Please note that MD has closed primaries.  

This is perhaps the most important election of our lifetimes, for our community, our state, even our country.  We encourage everyone to get involved, research the candidates, donate them a few bucks, volunteer, and talk to your friends and family.  Click here for the list of 2012 election candidates.

Contact us at 240-415-2277 or e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you need assistance with anything.  

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FCRCC Newsletter PDF Print E-mail

Click here to get our February Newsletter - a must read for all Frederick County Republicans.  Sneak Peak: In our Candidate's Corner section: articles by Ken Timmerman (candidate for Congressional District 8) and Joseph Krysztoforski (candidate for Congressional District 6) plus an election season call to activism by our Chairman, Steve Gottlieb.

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Frederick County is Republican Country! PDF Print E-mail

Let's make sure visitors know it.  You can contribute to the cause by putting a magnetic decal with the new Frederick County GOP logo on your car.  For a donation of $10 to the website, we'll send you 2 magnetic decals, one for you and one for a friend.  The decals are circular, 5" diameter, with the gray elephant on a red Frederick Co. background.  Just send an e-mail with your address to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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Third Annual Bull Roast and Trap Shoot: Sunday, September 18th PDF Print E-mail

Join us in celebrating two of our most important and uniquely American freedoms: The Right to Assemble & the Right to Keep and Bear Arms

Come enjoy some good BBQ and good conversation with many of our own Republican Elected Officials. Trap Shoot participation is optional, of course.

Where: The Thurmont Conservation & Sportsman's Club (see directions below)
When:  Sunday, September 18th from 1:00-5:00 pm.  Come early and stay late.  Opening ceremony and introductions at 2 pm.
The Shoot: A 25-bird event.
The Food:  We will have Pit Beef, Chicken & Pork with sides & drinks.
Cost:
$20.00 per non-shooter – Please add $10.00 to participate in the shoot**. Kids under 10 – Free.

Register online

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Help force the illegal immigrant in-state tuition bill to referendum - www.mdpetitions.com PDF Print E-mail

The time to act is now.  

clock(from Ann Miller, Baltimore County Republican Examiner, 6/4/11)

Every Marylander can help with the petition drive against the Dream Act

The petition to referendum against the Dream Act, being organized in a grassroots effort under Delegate Neil Parrott of Washington County, is truly a historic initiative in the state.

Petitions to referendum, which allow citizens to petition to have a bill put to a vote on the ballot, have historically low success rates in Maryland.  Very strict rules are stacked against the citizens.

But through a very effective website, voters are able to download the petition and mail it in, as well as get important information on the issue.  By downloading right from the website, the system pulls the voter’s information from Board of Elections data and fills the information right into the petition form.  All the voter must do is print it out, sign and date it, and mail it in.

The petition drive has been overwhelmingly successful in just the first six weeks of the  campaign.  On Tuesday, petition organizers blew away the May 31st deadline requirement of 18,500 signatures by submitting nearly 60,000 signatures collected statewide.

Baltimore County was far and away the top signature collecting jurisdiction, submitting 14,000 signatures, which represent 22% of the total submitted.

The success of the petition drive is due to the overwhelming opposition, across party and demographic lines, to benefits for illegal immigrants paid for by legal taxpaying citizens.  In addition, the combination of a viral campaign and boots on the ground by many dedicated volunteers has resulted in a favorable chance of validation of the petition.

The Board of Elections is in the verification process and is posting daily tallies online here.  Right now, the average validation rate is an unheard of 88%.  Typical petitions result in a 50-70% validation rate.  The current 88% validation rate may be due to the process, if BOE officials are validating the easy signatures first and moving into the more questionable entries later.

Any Marylander can help with this effort.  Detailed instructions on getting the petition form off the website and filling out the petition form correctly can be found here.

Please consider making a donation to the cause through the website here.  The next step will be fighting court battles, and then the extensive PR campaign that CASA de Maryland, the ACLU, and the Maryland Catholic Conference will launch to trick voters into voting for tax funded tuition for illegal immigrants.  If you can spare a small donation of even $10, it all will help.

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If you can spare a few hours to help with this effort (every bit helps), please e-mail Michelle Stanton at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Opportunities for collecting signatures at post offices, events, and the MVA are plentiful, but volunteers are needed.  Together we will get this bad bill to referendum!


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