We had great attendance and a strong showing at the Wray Daze Parade. See our Facebook page for more photos.
YUMA COUNTY FAIR PARADE
Tuesday, August 10th, 10am
Luncheon to Follow.
Yuma County Clerk Bev Wenger
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They call us the party of “No”, maybe they should be the party of “I don’t know”.
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In honor of America’s favorite pastimes, (baseball and politics) we present the following video.
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“LAWN CHAIR LUNCHEON”
SATURDAY – June 5th, 2010
11:00 a – 2:00p
Bring your lawn chairs, Meet The Candidates,
Register for our Door Prize and
Enjoy a delicious BBQ LUNCH provided by
The Yuma County Republican Women
(Free will donations accepted for fundraising.)
At the Larry Gardner’s, 37822 Cnty Rd Y, Wray
(4 Miles East of Eckley Just North of Hwy 34)
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What a great weekend. Big crowds and excited people! See our facebook page for photos. Here are some results
District Assemblies:
CO-HD63 Jon Becker sweeps the assembly, becoming the only Republican on the primary ballot.
CO-SD1 Greg Brophy is nominated unanimously
4th Congressional- Cory Gardner sweeps the assembly.
Statewide races:
US Senate: Ken Buck sweeps the assembly
Governor: Dan Maes edges Scott McInnis 49%-48% to earn the top spot on the ballot
Treasurer: JJ Ament sweeps the assembly
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Memorandum
Thursday, April 22, 2010
To: Colorado Republican Leaders
From: Dick Wadhams, State Chairman
Subject: LATEST DEMOCRAT ATTEMPT TO RIG ELECTIONS
Behind closed doors and late in the session, Democrat legislative leaders have conjured up yet another scheme to rig future Colorado elections. This time they want to have unfettered ability to gerrymander congressional district lines particularly at the expense of rural Colorado.
House Speaker Terrance Carroll and his sidekick, Secretary of State Bernie Buescher, yesterday finally gave up on their efforts to bring ACORN fraud to Colorado by allowing election day registration and voting and empowering union bosses to collect ballots and intimidate voters.
But now House Majority Leader Paul Weissmann and Senate Majority Leader John Morse have introduced their gerrymandering bill that will essentially eliminate statutory factors in congressional redistricting including keeping counties and cities whole, keeping districts compact, and most importantly for rural Colorado, maintaining communities of interest such as the eastern plains and western slope.
Secretary of State Bernie Buescher, who could have won an academy award for playing the proverbial boy caught with his hand in the cookie jar when his role in crafting the ACORN Empowerment Act was exposed, predictably claims he had nothing to do with this new attempt at rigging future elections. Fat chance. Read more…
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Candidate for governor Dan Maes will be at Quintech on Tueday, May 4th at 6:30pm. Stop by!
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Here are the results from the 2010 Yuma County Assembly:
SHERIFF’S RACE
(18 votes required to be placed on the primary ballot, 6 votes required to petition onto the ballot)
Chad Day 29 votes
Sam McCoy 15 votes
Mike Dickson 13 votes
District/State Delegates
Jeremy Weathers
Cory Gardner
Greg Brophy
Trent Bushner
John Willard
Robin Wiley
David Schaffner
Jaime Gardner
Bev Wenger
Reese Shay
Chad Day
Jim Hinkle
Margaret Lenz
Nancy Peaker
ALTERNATES (in order)
Jim Hendrix
Don Smith
Karen Willard
Dean Fritzler
Kathy Wiley
Jim Swanson
Nathan Weathers
Cindy Mulder
Jacque Ekberg
Joye Devlin
Randy Wenger
Amanda Shay
Michael Lenz
Clair Hickman
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Senator Michael Bennet made an attempt in a TV ad to be “one of the people”, by sneaking into Washington County. Mark Hillman gives a perfect response on his blog.
http://www.markhillman.com/2010/04/09/michael-bennet-feels-your-pain/
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