Republican Women of Huntsville and the Madison County Republican Party are hosting a watch party for the Trump 2020 campaign launch.
President Trump will announce the launch of his 2020 campaign at a rally in Orlando and we will gather at Bullet & Barrel for a watch party. Snacks and drinks will be provided.
Tuesday, June 18, 2019
6:30 PM
Bullet and Barrel
3252 Leeman Ferry Rd, Huntsville, Alabama 35801
SPECIAL OFFER: If you come at 5:30, you will receive half price at the shooting range!
The Alabama Republican Party passed several resolutions by majority vote during their Winter Meeting in Birmingham, Alabama on February 23, 2019.
Resolution 2019-01
Celebrating Movement of US Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem
Resolution 2019-02
In Support of SB211 and HB431
Resolution 2019-03
Support for President Trump Building the Wall with Mexico
Resolution 2019-04
Vote of No Confidence for Senator Doug Jones
Resolution 2019-05
Objection to the Increase in Gas Tax Being Considered by the Alabama Legislature
Resolution 2019-06
In Support of Governmental Financial Responsibility
ALGOP Statement on Senator Doug Jones’ No Vote to End the Government Shutdown
Alabama Republican Party Chairman Terry Lathan made the following statement regarding Senator Doug Jones’ no vote to end the government shutdown:
“It is extremely disappointing to see Senator Doug Jones vote no to end the government shutdown and secure our borders. This bill, proposed by Senator Shelby and endorsed by President Trump, allowed both Democrats and Republicans to find agreement in their ultimate goals.”
“Alabamians want our nation safe through strong borders. In voting no for all of us, Senator Jones is bypassing the interests of the people he was elected to serve – especially when he says folks need to ‘compromise.’ Senator Jones is showing he has no intentions of practicing what he preaches with his no vote for our state.”
“We are grateful for Senator Shelby’s leadership in introducing this bill and earnestly working to end the government shutdown. Doug Jones’ days in the U.S. Senate are numbered. Alabamians are ready to vote in 2020 to see a Republican represent their values. On this, we will not compromise.”
Congratulations to District Judge Claude Hundley on his appointment to Circuit Court. Congratulations to Don Rizzardi on his appointment to District Court.
Congratulations to Patrick Tuten on his appointment to serve as District Judge in Madison County.
Huntsville will host the annual awards banquet for the Alabama Minority GOP on March 15, 2019, 7:00 PM at the Huntsville Marriott.
Note: This is a date change from March 8 to March 15. Mark your calendars!
Stay tuned for more details!
Thank you Alabama patriots for supporting our candidates!
Our candidates won every contested race. Thank you for supporting the Republican Party.
Federal
5th Congressional District: Representative Mo Brooks
State of Alabama
Governor – Kay Ivey
Lt. Governor – Will Ainsworth
Attorney General – Steve Marshall
Chief Justice Supreme Court – Tom Parker
Assoc. Justice Supreme Court, Pl 1 – Sarah Hicks Stewart
Assoc. Justice Supreme Court, Pl 2 – Tommy Bryan
Assoc. Justice Supreme Court, Pl 3 – Will Sellers
Assoc. Justice Supreme Court, Pl 4 – Jay Mitchell
State Treasurer – John McMillan
Comm of Agriculture – Rick Pate
Secretary of State – John Merrill
State Auditor – Jim Zeigler
Ct. Civil Appeals, Pl 1 – Christy Olinger Edwards
Ct. Civil Appeals, Pl 2 – Chad Hanson
Ct. Criminal Appeals, Pl 1 – Richard Minor
Ct. Criminal Appeals, Pl 2 – Chris McCool
Ct. Criminal Appeals, Pl 3 – Bill Cole
Public Service Commission, Pl 1 – Jeremy Oden
Public Service Commission, Pl 2 – Chris “Chip” Beeker, Jr.
State Bd. of Education, Dist 8 – Wayne Reynolds
State Senate, Dist 1 – Tim Melson
State Senate, Dist 2 – Tom Butler
State Senate, Dist 3 – Arthur Orr
State Senate, Dist 7 – Sam Givhan
State Senate, Dist 8 – Steve Livingston
State Senate, Dist 9 – Clay Scofield
State House, Dist 6 – Andy Whitt
State House, Dist 10 – Mike Ball
State House, Dist 20 – Howard Sanderford
State Senate, Dist 21 – Rex Reynolds
State Senate, Dist 22 – Ritchie Whorton
State Senate, Dist 25 – Mac McCutcheon
Madison County
Judge of Probate – Frank Barger
County Coroner – Tyler Berryhill
Superintendent of Education – Matt Massey
County Board of Education, Dist 1 – Nathan Curry
County Board of Education, Dist 2 – Angie Bates
Circuit Judge, Pl 1 – Karen Hall
Circuit Judge, Pl 3 – Ruth Ann Hall
Circuit Judge, Pl 6 – Chris Comer
Circuit Clerk – Debra Kizer
District Judge, Pl 1 – Claude E. Hundley III
District Judge, Pl 3 – Linda Coats
Sheriff – Kevin Turner
We have published the MGOP Newsletter in preparation for the June 5th Republican Primary. You can view a copy of the newsletter here.
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Congratulations to Rex Reynolds on his election as Alabama House of Representatives District 21. We are proud to have you representing Madison County!
http://www.al.com/news/huntsville/index.ssf/2018/03/rex_reynolds_district_21_terry.html
