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Meet our Candidates for the 2020 Election
Jim Guthrie
Senator - District 28
As another election approaches, my campaign committee, family, and supporters wish to thank the Bannock and Power County area residents for your continued support. I am is humbled to represent our area and will continue to work hard to serve our best interests in the State Senate.
Randy Armstrong
Representative - District 28
Randy is a member of the Idaho House of Representatives. He assumed office on December 1, 2016. He is running for re-election to the Idaho House of Representatives to represent District 28A.
Dustin Manwaring
Representative - District 28
In 2016, Manwaring was elected as the only Republican state representative in the 29th legislative district, representing the City of Pocatello and surrounding area in the Idaho House of Representatives. Manwaring served on the Business, State Affairs, and Local Government committees.
Ernie Moser
Commissioner
Ernie has served as Bannock County Commissioner since winning the seat in 2018. Prior to becoming a County Commissioner, he served as Mayor of Inkom.
Jeff Hough
Commissioner
Jeff believes in conservative principles and is commited to finding ways to keep property tax costs in check. He supports small business and believes Bannock County has a lot to offer companies looking for new opportunties.
Upcoming Events
Please join us for an open house at the Republican Headquarters on
Tuesday, October 13th from 4:30 to 7:00 pm at 750 N 5th Ave.
Senator Risch will be in attendance.
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Come join us for our monthly South East Idaho Republican Women’s meeting this Wednesday, April 21st, at noon at the Assemble’ Event Center. We’re excited to hear from Julie Hancock, Bannock County Elections Administrator. She and her team have done a great job of making sure our local elections are fair, and we appreciate the opportunity to learn about the elections process.
May I please have the address of the Assemble’ Event Center? Thank you in advance.
www.crapo.senate.gov/media/newsreleases/crapo-massive-covid-relief-bill-misses-the-mark-?fbclid=I...
Crapo: Massive COVID “Relief” Bill Misses the Mark | U.S. Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho
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The Official U.S. Senate website of Senator Mike Crapo of IdahoPlease e-mail your Member of Congress and Senators to oppose H.R. 1. Speaker Pelosi's bill would:
• Remove state voter ID requirements,
• Mandate same-day voter registration (increasing fraud),
• Auto register voters who partake in government programs (even if they aren’t citizens),
• Restore voting rights for felons (even those serving time),
• Require every state to give unaccountable redistricting committees (instead of state legislatures) power to draw congressional boundaries,
• Gives one party control of the Federal Election Commission (dropping the FEC from six members—evenly split with no majority— to five with the White House controlling who gets the majority).
Now that Biden, Pelosi, & Schumer have power, they want to rig future rules to ensure THEY KEEP POWER. Obviously they are planning to do stuff that they fear might hurt their chances at re-election without these reforms.
www.heritage.org/election-integrity/report/the-facts-about-hr-1-the-the-people-act-2021
The Facts About H.R. 1: The “For the People Act of 2021”
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Report Election Integrity The Facts About H.R. 1: The “For the People Act of 2021” February 21, 2021 6 min read Download Report The Heritage Foundation Summary H.R. 1 would federalize and micromanage the election process administered by the states, imposing unnecessary, unwise, and unconstitutio...www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-declares-he-wont-start-a-new-party-at-cpac-says-speculation-otherw...
Trump declares he won't start a new party at CPAC: 'We have the Republican Party'
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Former President Donald Trump in his Sunday address to the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) clearly declared that he would not start a new political party, after some speculation last month that he might.