JUDICIAL FORUM
In general, candidates running for public office are known to the population at large; however, judicial candidates are very often unknown, or known to only a few. Republicans go to the polls, and if they have no knowledge about a candidate, they leave the little box blank.
We want you to feel confident when you vote in the March Primary, so that in each category of Judicial candidates you have marked a box. It is for this reason that we have invited those candidates, who are contested (There is another Republican running against them) and who are running in the March Primary to speak at our Tea-Party Forum, February 4, 2020.
Those who have accepted our invitation are:
12th District Court of Appeals:
Mary Lynn Birck; Matthew Byrne;
and Judge Noah Powers, II
Court of Common Pleas, Probate Division:
Heather Cady and John Holcomb
Though we are bursting with questions for the candidates, we will limit OUR questions, so as not to interfere with YOUR chance as a voter to get to know them. Please bring your queries so that you can leave the meeting, February 4, knowing which candidates you will choose.
Since the State of the Union Address will follow our meeting, we have invited the candidates to arrive around 6:30 to speak with you. Come early if you want to take advantage of that opportunity.
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RALLY:
Saturday, February 15th. from 11 – 1,
at Cox and Tylersville.
(Come for the whole time, or part.)
We want to inform people of the fact that voting in the Primary offers a real chance to choose candidates. In the General Election, we vote from those already chosen.
Theme:
“Make a Difference; Vote Primary”
We know you’ll want to be there!
Nothing is more fun than a rally. Make your own signs at home, or join us to make them together. We’ll have sign-making supplies, coffee, and water.
Tuesday, Feb. 11, from 10am – 2pm (Bring lunch.)
or
Wednesday, Feb. 12, from 6:30 – 9 p.m.
Any political idea saying to vote conservatively is acceptable. Some suggestions are:
“Socialism = Slavery,” “Honk for Trump,” “Save your liberties; vote Republican,” “Forget PC; Speak Freely.”
Trust your own ideas. Be creative.