Welcome to the Clallam County GOP's Website!
Come Join Us for the 4th of July!
Celebrate Independence Day!
The Clallam Republican Party will have a booth on the Waterfront for the 4th of July! Stop by and hang out for awhile - meet and greet interested passersby.
We'll have an entry in the Forks 4th of July Parade. If you'd like to participate, please contact Bill White at (360) 327-0771 or email him a billwhite@clallamrepublicans.org. The parade sets up at noon, and begins at 1 p.m.
We'll have three entries in the Port Angeles 4th of July Parade. If you'd like to participate, please contact Dick Pilling at dickpilling@clallamrepublicans.org, or Sue Forde at sueforde@clallamrepublicans.org. The parade sets up at 5 p.m., and begins at 6 p.m.
It will be a lot of fun - and will help get our message out! Please come and join us!
Special D-Day Remembrance Ceremony
held June 6th
In remembrance of D-Day, the Clallam Republicans walked from GOP headquarters in Port Angeles to the Veterans Park, for a short ceremony of remembrance to all our troops who sacrificed their lives on that day.
The remembrance march was held on Saturday, June 6 at 3:30 p.m.
For photos supplied by Dick French of that important time in history, click here.
Famous humorist Will Rogers once said: “No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the legislature is in session.”
Thankfully, the legislature's session is over for now (unless they call back in a special session!)
To learn what bills have been passed, go to washingtonvotes.org.
Meanwhile, continue to keep your eyes on Congress - every day they are moving forward new bills intended to reduce our liberties. www.opencongress.org
Initiatives and Referendums of Interest. Read about them and then sign on the dotted line if you agree - click here.
The following resolution was voted upon and unanimously passed at the June 15th Central Committee meeting.
RESOLUTION - Maintaining Our Sovereignty
“We, the Central Committee of the Clallam County Republican Party of the state of Washington hereby, by majority vote, resolve that our state should retain and maintain our sovereignty within the National Electoral College system and as such, should not relinquish control of our electoral votes to other American states as would be mandated by the National Popular Vote Compact.
“We see the National Popular Vote movement to be a method to institute a constitutional amendment to eliminate the Electoral College without following the constitutionally approved means to effect such amendments. We strongly support the existing constitutional amendment process and all of its time-proven safeguards.”
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