The mission of the Madison County Republican Party is to support Republican candidates seeking local, county, statewide and national office, to encourage voters to support Republican candidates and to motivate Republicans of Madison County, Montana, to participate in all aspects of the electoral process. Further, to encourage Republican voters to advocate on issues important to Republicans.
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Open County Meeting
Tuesday, October 14
7:00 PM — 117 Main Street, Ennis
Open county party meeting.
Town Center Mortgage / Global Travel Offices
Madison County Central Committee attendance requested.
Open to the public.
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| CAUCUS 2008
Was held February 5th – 6:00pm
Ennis Café, Upstairs
Contact: Jim Gingery, 682-3092
Read about the Madison County Caucus in The
Bozeman Daily Chronicle, or see photos of the event. |
| Statewide, Republican participation in local party caucus is stirring enormous interest and participation. Read full article at the Gazette website.
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In The News
09.26.2008
by Matt Gouras, Associated Press
In The News
09.26.2008
by Madelyn Jarrett, KULR TV
In The News
09.25.2008
by Matt Gouras, Associated Press
In The News
09.25.2008
by Independent Record Staff
In The News
09.25.2008
by Independent Record Staff
In The News
09.24.2008
by Mike Dennison, Missoulian State Bureau
In The News
09.24.2008
by Charles Johnson, Missoulian State Bureau
In The News
09.23.2008
by Matt Brown, The Associated Press
In The News
09.23.2008
by Mike Dennison, Gazette State Bureau
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• 2008 State Races
• Note that local elections
in Madison County are
non-partisan.
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Quotes and Quotables |
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Change?
When Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama speak
of change, they are talking about what is left in your pocket, after taxes ——— plus lint.
– 02/09/2008 Tony Snow addressing CPAC |
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Progressive or Conservative?
Progressiveism
moves to create a government framework into which every American can contort himself to fit, regardless of the
indignity. Conservatism demands government to adapt to the needs of the people — usually by staying
out of the way — strengthening hope, by setting people free to be the best they can be. That freedom
allows dreams to grow to vision, vision to drive plans, which come to fruition, to the strengthening of this
great nation. – (Paraphrased) Tony Snow at CPAC 02/09/2008 |
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Snopes Rumor Debunking…
The result of illegal border crossings was uncovered
by the Mexican police, in this raid of a drug smugglers home. Photos accompany Status: TRUE |
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Presidential Preference Caucus
The Montana Republican Party's Presidential Preference Caucus was held on February 5th, 2008 to determine who earned the support of Montana's delegates to the national convention.
This is an important and historic step for Montana Republicans. For the first time in memory, Montana will have the chance to play a role in the Presidential Primary process at a time that is relevant to the election, instead of remaining an afterthought when nearly every other state has already voiced their preference for the Republican candidate for President.
Many county leaders, potential voters, and interested citizens have asked questions about the caucus, looking for more information into the specifics of the caucus, and we want to provide everyone with the information they need.
The following links will provide you with more information on the caucus and its procedures.
Caucus Locations
Caucus meeting times and locations will be posted as they become available on this: list of locations.
Caucus Frequently Asked Questions
Presidential Caucus - FAQ.pdf
Precinct Committeeman
Nomination Form
Precinct Committeeman Nomination Form.pdf
Press Release:
MT GOP Adopts Presidential Caucus
For more information and additional links on Montana's Caucus, click here. The web page will be updated often with new information as it becomes available, so be sure to check back regularly. |
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See photos of the Madison County participation, in Ennis
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