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 29th State Senatorial District: Sending Strong GOP Leadership To Harrisburg
On December 20th, 2008, fifty-seven Republican conferees, representing each of the six counties that encompass the 29th State Senatorial District, gathered and chose State Representative Dave Argall to run for the vacant seat that was held by the great late Senator Jim Rhoades. Our Party conducted a process similar to the way we strive to govern, in an open and transparent fashion. We allowed all interested candidates to be heard, and asked Republicans from inside the district to choose their candidate. Meanwhile, similar to the way the Democrat Party governs, they chose to select their candidate in a smoke-filled backroom in Harrisburg with a group of only political insiders. Our Party will be working hard to ensure that Dave Argall is our next Republican Senator in the 29th State Senatorial District. Click here to read more about our Party’s selection of Dave Argall and our commitment to retaining this important seat.
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Volunteer: Help Mold Our Party!
Want to help us get the Party's message out?
Interested in volunteering? We need people to help draft and submit letters-to-the-editor to your local newspapers pushing back on Barack Obama and his liberal economic policies. If you are interested in getting involved with our letter-to-the-editor campaign, please email Megan Sweeney at msweeney@pagop.org.
Want to help us grow our Party?
We are working hard to increase the number of registered voters in our Party and we need your help to accomplish this important task. We are looking for new ideas and committed volunteers who are interested in helping our Party register voters by canvassing their neighborhoods and ensuring that their friends and family are registered Republican. We are looking to rebuild our Party, but we need your help. If interested in helping with our voter registration efforts, please email Brandon Danz at bdanz@pagop.org. .
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Ready To Rumble
As 2008 draws to a close, it is time to reflect on the political developments of the past twelve months. While some races may not have turned out as we hoped, intriguing developments both around the nation and here in Pennsylvania in the past few weeks should give Republicans hope for successes in 2009 and beyond.
Across the country, Republican leaders are winning important contests when they focus on the message of fiscal responsibility. Along with the important re-election of Saxby Chambliss in Georgia, the elections of Dr. John Fleming and Joseph Cao in hard-fought contests signal a new era of our Party. We are not only retaining seats in traditionally conservative areas, but we are beginning to surge into staunchly Democratic territories like the Congressman-elect Cao’s 2nd Congressional District in Louisiana making them into potentially new Republican strongholds.
Continue reading.
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