Please use the DONATE button below for Spirit of America II donations. This link will take you to Gila County Republican Party Anedot page where you can use your credit card and enter the specific amount for your donation. Thank you so much for your donation.
We want to thank all the candidates that came out to our Grand Opening last week! John Fillmore, Sherra Kissee, Brenda Barton, Kelly Townsend, Matt Salmon, Tom Morrissey, Dave Marshall Kevin Thompson, Nick Meyers, Susan Ward, Steve Christensen, Mark Deluzio, Steve Otto, Dave Laird, Tim Wright, Monica Wolhford, Darla Carlisle, Paul Gosar, Walt Blackman, Dave Cook, Bobby Davis, and Andy McKinney.
We had a great afternoon celebrating the opening of our 2022 Gila County Republican Party Headquarters. Thank you to everyone that came out to celebrate with us.
On March 1, 2022, both democrats and republicans in the Arizona legislature joined to censure Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers for comments she made regarding the use of “public gallows” during a speech that she made to the American First Political Action Committee conference days earlier. The Arizona Senate was also concerned about her association with, and support of, the American First organization’s founder, Nick Fuentes. The Arizona Senate believed Fuentes has repeatedly demonstrated antisemitic speech and actions. To review senator Roger’s speech, follow this link Wendy Rogers Full APFAC Speech.
To review the video regarding the American First Political Action Committee’s founder, Nick Fuentes, follow this link Nick Fuentes Compilation Video
Celebrate with us at our Grand Opening of the Gila County Republican Party Headquarters, Saturday, March 19th at 3 p.m. It will be held at 438 S. Beeline Highway in Payson. We open at 10 a.m. on Saturday, our hours. Candidates have been invited to attend!
Disclaimer: The Gila County Republican Party Executive Committee DOES NOT endorse candidates running for any office until after the Primary Election on August 2, 2022!
Come join Sherri and her fabulous volunteers for a great time at Rim Country BBQ on Sunday, April 24th. The emcee of the evening is none other than Mike Broomhead of KTAR and dance or listen to the live music of Tino and Ashley. You don’t want to miss this, it will be fun for all. Meet the amazing line-up of candidates from governor to local. There are a limited amount of tickets and the first event sold out! This will benefit the Gila Country Republican Party.
URGENT! CALL FOR ACTION!
TAKE ACTION!If you have not yet commented to the Independent Redistricting Commission, please do so ASAP. the comment site is:Here is the link to the IRC Comment box. Please Take 5 Minutes to Comment
https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/db98e04fec874735a385d3a019b829ae?field:plan_type=draftmap&field:draftmapHurry! The Commission meets Sunday afternoon December 19th.Please understand the Commission, on Friday, shifted from being an independent Commission to be very political and catering to outside interests.
PLEASE take 5 minutes to comment and support map 12.1.1. See below for tips on how to comment.
by Fair Maps Arizona in News. Posted July 13, 2021
The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission has released official draft legislative and congressional district maps. The commission is requesting feedback from the public to learn what it got right and what it got wrong with these maps. The commissioners are willing to make major changes to these maps before they become final. For Gila County legislative districts we are working with version 10.2
There have been a series of public hearings across Arizona to gather input. Comments are gathered until December 22, 2021. Individuals speaking will be limited to two minutes. We recommend preparing your testimony in advance, and reading it to the commission at the hearing in your area.
When writing your testimony focus on these points:
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Public comments to the Independent Redistricting Commission Needed ASAP
Background
The Independent Redistricting Commission is re-drawing Arizona legislative district boundaries based on the new census data from 2020. There are 30 legislative districts in Arizona. Based on census data each district should have a resident population of about 230,000.
The primary goal assigned to the Commission is to develop districts based on “community of interests”. For the new district 7 for the Gila County region, community of interests would be rural communities, ranching, farming, the copper mining industry, forest lands, etc.
The Commission has conducted two hearings in Payson for community input. In the first hearing, Gila County residences strongly requested the Commission to adhere to the “community of interest” goals. And the Commission did so by producing a very acceptable map of the new district.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, DOORS OPEN 4:30
OXBOW HISTORIC SALOON, 607 W. MAIN STREET, PAYSON
5:00 PM. COLOR GUARD, FLAG SALUTE, NATIONAL ANTHEM
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