✯ MONTGOMERY COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY ✯
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ELECTION NOTICE: November 7, 2023
14 Constitutional Amendments
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This November, there will be an election to determine amendments to the Texas Constitution, including Proposition 4 to lower property taxes. The Montgomery County Republican Party is publishing information to help you make informed decisions at the polls for you, your family, and your community. We encourage EVERY voter to take part in EVERY election. Click below for the last of three installments covering the 14 Constitutional Amendments on this year’s ballot. |
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Verify Your Voter Registration Today! |
The last day to register to vote in the Nov. 7 Constitutional Amendments Election is October 10. Now is the time to change your address, verify your voter information, or register to vote!
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Don't Miss Early Bird Registration! |
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Early Bird registration is underway now through October 22 for the Drive the Vote Golf Tournament! Don’t wait, reserve your spot now. You don’t want to miss this opportunity to help keep Montgomery County Red!
Your support as a player or sponsor will help spread our Republican message of traditional family values across Montgomery County. It is our mission to encourage voter participation in all elections and to provide voters with the information they need to make informed decisions at the polls.
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East County Town Hall Answers Questions From Residents |
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The Montgomery County Republican Party held the first in a series of Town Hall meetings on August 24 in New Caney. The meeting focused on public safety, the Colony Ridge settlement (the Colonias) in Liberty County that borders East Montgomery County, and other law enforcement issues. Other Precinct 4 topics also were addressed.
Watch the calendar for upcoming opportunities being planned for residents to engage with elected officials! |
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Montgomery County GOP Passes Resolutions Calling for Election Reforms and Texas Veterans Month |
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At the September 5 County Executive Committee (CEC) meeting, the Montgomery County Republican Party passed resolutions calling for hand count reforms to the Texas Election Code and a resolution to proclaim November as Texas Veterans Month.
The hand count resolution petitions Governor Abbott "to make public trust in Texas elections a number one priority by calling for a special session of the Texas Legislature to make common sense reforms which are urgently needed to secure Texas elections and restore confidence in our election system."
The CEC also passed a resolution encouraging the Texas Legislature, Montgomery County Commissioner’s Court, and county school districts to honor the selfless service and sacrifice of America’s military veterans, including Texas’s more than 1.4 million living veterans, by recognizing November as Veterans Month.
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Gwen Withrow serves in Montgomery Precinct 72 on the west side of Lake Conroe. She is known for her constant hard work and dedication to preserving our freedoms in Montgomery County and the State of Texas. Gwen is currently serving her second term as the State Republican Committeewoman for Senate District 4 and serves on the State Republican Party Officials Committee and Resolutions Committee. She loves working with her fellow Precinct Chairs and also finds time to participate in a reading program for preschoolers in Willis ISD. She has been happily married to her husband, Robert Withrow, for 32 years. They have two sons and a new granddaughter! Read More »
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Precinct Chairs are elected by Republican voters on the Primary Election Ballot to represent each area precinct as the voting members of the Montgomery County Republican Party County Executive Committee (CEC). If you have questions about the upcoming Primary Election or how to help get out the vote, your Precinct Chair would love to hear from you! |
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Montgomery County GOP delivers supplies to Waller County Firefighters |
Precinct Chairs collected snacks and water for the firefighters who worked over a week to contain the Game Preserve wildfire nine miles north of Huntsville.
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The Gray Area: Why Doesn't the State Party Do Something? |
This short video explains how rogue county chairs have been able to violate state laws as well as state and local party rules without consequences.
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Get involved in issues impacting Montgomery County and your precinct. Please join us at the next Montgomery County Republican Party CEC meeting - we’d love to meet you in person!
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Get To Know Your Local Officials |
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Charles Shirley, Montgomery County Hospital District (MCHD) |
Charles Shirley serves as MCHD Director for Commissioner Precinct 3 and has been in office since January. His number one goal is to lower the tax rate imposed on county real property owners. “I want to, over time, lower the deficit that the MCHD operates under and eventually eliminate the deficit entirely,” he says.
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Gallery image from day one of the Paxton Trial |
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AG Paxton Cleared of Sham Impeachment Charges |
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During his time in office, Texas Attorney General Paxton has become a political force beyond the borders of the Lone Star State. He has prevailed in 77 percent of the cases that he has brought against the federal government. As you may recall, AG Paxton was leading the charge to audit the election results after the 2020 Presidential Election, which saw Joe Biden take the lead in the dead of night and then somehow amass an impossible 81 million votes to get installed into the White House. So naturally, he is viewed as a significant threat to the Uniparty in D.C.
It was certainly no surprise that the RINO establishment joined forces with the Democrats to go after AG Paxton, but what surprised many was the number of Republican House Members who followed Speaker Phelan over the cliff.
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State Party Calls for Speaker Phelan to Resign Before Upcoming Special Session |
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The State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) voted 58-2 yesterday on a resolution calling for Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan to resign before the upcoming legislative special session.
The resolution cites Speaker Phelan’s pressure on House members to vote for the impeachment of Attorney General Ken Paxton despite the weakness of the case, as well as his appointment of Democrat committee chairs and undermining of GOP Legislative Priorities during the Texas 88th Legislative Session.
The Montgomery County Republican Party passed two resolutions on August 14, calling for the immediate resignation of Speaker Phelan and joining in the censure of Speaker Phelan by the Orange County Executive Committee. Orange County is the largest county in Speaker Phelan’s home district.
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RINO/Uniparty vs. Conservative Comparison |
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In light of the recent sham impeachment of Attorney General Ken Paxton, led by Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan, Republican voters need to understand that not everyone who claims to be a Republican is actually a Republican. The RINO/Uniparty hides behind the Republican brand, but they are much more concerned with consolidating power and influence rather than protecting our liberty and keeping Texas "Red." Click to view a comparison of how this plays out locally in the Texas Republican Party. |
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State Party Votes to Affiliate With Young Republicans of TX |
The State Party voted yesterday to affiliate with the Young Republicans of Texas, who pledged to “fight for conservative policy priorities and emphasize Young Republican growth and engagement statewide.”
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Your Property Tax Estimate |
Scan the QR Code to find your local property tax database where you can access an estimate of your 2023 property tax bill. Texas voters must approve Proposition 4 on the November ballot for property tax relief legislation to take effect.
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Welcome to the Montgomery County Republican Party of Texas
We are a diverse group of volunteers dedicated to preserving the freedoms given to us by God, implemented by our Founding Fathers, and embodied in the Constitution. Republicans continue to be the party of hope and opportunity because we stand for freedom and liberty for all Americans. We support Conservative Republicans to allow Montgomery County to be a safeguard for the Constitutional principles and values upon which our great country and state were founded.
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Every donation makes an impact. With your financial support,
we can continue to defend Conservative values in Montgomery County.
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Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom. 2 Cor. 3:17 |
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