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Churchill GOP conducts precinct meeting

Tom Riggins, left, and Gary Smith, chairman of the Churchill County Republican Central Committee, listen to a question at Saturday’s Churchill County Republican Central Committee’s precinct meeting.

Tom Riggins, left, and Gary Smith, chairman of the Churchill County Republican Central Committee, listen to a question at Saturday’s Churchill County Republican Central Committee’s precinct meeting.
Photo by Steve Ranson.

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Wednesday, March 2, 2022

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The Churchill County Republican Central Committee conducted its precinct meeting on Saturday at the Rafter 3C Center.
Gary Smith, chairman of the CCRCC, said the attendance was a little above the numbers that conduct business in a nonpresidential year.
The precinct meeting lasted an hour. March 12, Smith said the county convention will also be held at the Rafter 3C Center beginning at 10 a.m.
During the county convention, delegates to the state convention will be elected, and a central committee will be chosen for two years. Other party affairs will be considered.
According to the Churchill County Republicans, a voting precinct is entitled to a number of delegates in proportion to the number of registered Republican voters who reside in each precinct.

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Neil McElrath picks up forms from a table at the Churchill County Republican Central Committee’s precinct meeting on Saturday.

 


Reservations are being accepted for this year’s Lincoln Day Dinner on March 19 at the Fallon Convention Center.
This year’s dinner also features live entertainment and silent and live auctions.
Humorist McAvoy Layne will portray Mark Twain and the Lincoln Highway Band of Fallon will provide the evening’s music and play the national anthem.
Cost for the dinner is $65 per person or $520 for a table of eight. The Fallon Lions Club is providing both the dinner and no-host bar. Call Neil McElrath at 775-217-4640 or email ccrepublicancc@gmail.com for information.
Smith said candidates who filed for office will be allowed to speak. He has received a number of candidate requests to attend the dinner.
The Churchill County Republicans are also preparing a program, and any local or statewide candidates who wish to place an ad should contact McElrath.

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