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May 1, 2024

County GOP news

By LYNELLE MEDLEY CHAIRMAN,

McIntosh County GOP is super excited to be going to the Republican State Convention this Friday and Saturday (May 3 & 4) in OKC we will be bringing our rule changes, platform planks, and resolutions from all the voices across McIntosh County.

It is an honor to be able to contribute to the state Republican party platform because it represents all constituents in Oklahoma including every precinct in Mc-Intosh County. This is a process we are able to participate in every year and welcome any registered Republican voter who is interested in joining the process.

Our next meeting will be on May 16 at 6:30 a.m. (location TBA) where we will have more local candidates speaking as well as we will be hosting HD 13 Representative Neil Hays and his challenger Jarod Mendenhall. Be watching for upcoming details!

Pretty soon it will be time for the primary election on June 18 please remember to vote and also don’t forget, McIntosh County GOP has notaries available for those absentee ballots! Hope to see you soon, all are welcomed at our events!

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