Hardin County
GOP
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Constitutional
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Conservative
We are the Hardin County Republican Party of Kentucky, who are dedicated to upholding the Republican platform. We believe in limited government, responsible economics, and the rule of law, not rule by regulation. We take pride in our country and are committed to supporting fiscally and socially conservative Republican candidates who share our vision for a stronger America.
Click the button below to get involved and join us in making a difference in our community.
The Precinct Strategy is a grassroots effort to help people like you and me become Precinct Committeemen. Precinct Committeemen are voting members of the party who represent their community and make up the foundation of all political parties.
Fewer than one in one hundred members of a political party can be internal voting members, and parties cannot exist without the influence and power of these Precinct Committee members.
The goal of the Precinct Strategy is to help the Republican Party succeed in three ways by:
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Influencing the policies and overall direction of the Republican Party
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Deciding who represents the Republican Party when running for public office.
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Electing leaders of the Republican Party who truly represent the people.
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Be a patriot and get into party politics by becoming a Republican Party Precinct Committeeman!
KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN PARTY
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ABOUT US
The Hardin County Republican Party of Kentucky is a political organization that is committed to promoting and defending conservative values in our local community. We believe in limited Republican government, responsible economics, and the rule of law, not rule by regulation. We take pride in our nation and are fiscally and socially conservative.
Our mission is to identify, recruit, and support conservative candidates who share our values and who will work tirelessly to serve the people of Hardin County.
BOBBIE COLEMAN
BRENT HUBER
WANDA ORR
MARSHA JEWELL
Committees are the operating system of an association. Committees involve members in the development and delivery of services, represent member opinion in decision-making, and help serve member needs through interaction.
Committees monitor on-going governmental operations, identify issues suitable for legislative review, gather and evaluate information, and recommend courses of action to the Senate and House. Committees are groups of Members appointed to investigate, debate, and report on legislation. While they are not mentioned in the Constitution, committees have become an important part of the legislative process since their introduction during the first Congress in 1789.
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We are active in calls to action to our legislators as we monitor the process of legislation and advice our legislators to vote constitutionally.
Get out the vote (sometimes referred to as GOTV) is a broadly inclusive term campaigns, candidates, political parties, civic-minded institutions, and individuals use to describe a concerted effort to register voters and increase voter turnout. These efforts can be done with the intent of increasing general voter turnout without regard to political leaning or can be organized by political groups aiming to increase turnout among voters who support a particular candidate or cause.
A parade is a procession of people or vehicles moving through a public place in order to celebrate an important day or event. Hardin County has about 8 parades during the fall elections.
Fundraising is a great way to raise funds for the organization and for our running candidates. All funds must be properly logged into Kentucky Registry of Election Finance (KREF).
Stay motivated and engaged throughout the fundraising process.
The Lincoln Dinner is an annual celebration and fundraiser event of many state & county organizations of the Republican Party in the United States. It is held annually in February or March depending on the county and often features a well-known speaker from the Republican Party. All Republican Party running candidates for statewide offices look to garner financial
support and votes from their constituents.
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The event is traditionally named after Abraham Lincoln as the first elected president of the Republican Party who helped found and shaped the party. However, the event has been renamed in many locations to Regan Dinner, Reagan Day Dinner, Lincoln-Reagan Dinner. This trend is common in the Southern United States, where the Republican Party essentially absorbed what
had previously been the Democratic Party constituency.
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The Lincoln Day Dinner is an opportunity to hear from our elected officials and mingle with fellow Republicans.
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ALL GREAT CHANGE IN AMERICA BEGINS AT THE DINNER TABLE- RONALD REAGAN
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Please keep in mind that this is the main fundraiser event for our local party. All proceeds from the event will be used to fund Party activities for the sole purpose of electing Republicans and growing the Republican Party.
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The Democratic Party usually holds their event the same
time and is called the Jefferson-Jackson Dinner.