Candidate Events

by ksulc on February 8, 2011

Be sure to look at the events submitted by our candidates by moving your mouse over the dates on the calendar to your right. Click on them for more details.

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Madison County Lincoln Dinner

by Troy on February 4, 2011

Title: Madison County Lincoln Dinner
Location: Officer’s Club (McClain Military Museum), 2330 Crystal Street, Anderson
Description: The annual Lincoln Dinner, hosted by the Madison County Lincoln Club.
Brian Bosma, Indiana House of Representative Speaker will be this years speaker.

Please RSVP by Saturday 2/12 Cost: $30

Contact Russ Willis 765-643-4871
Start Time: 19:00
Date: 2011-02-17

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SAVE THE DATE

by Troy on February 4, 2011

Title: SAVE THE DATE
Location: TBD
Description: SAVE THE DATE FOR A SPECIAL EVENING EVENT WITH A VERY SPECIAL GUEST!
HOSTED BY THE MADISON COUNTY REPUBLICAN WOMAN’S CLUB
Date: 2011-04/07

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Letter from Mike Pence

by ksulc on January 27, 2011

PENCE: I WILL NOT SEEK THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENT IN 2012

Friends and Supporters,

Over the past few months, my family and I have been grateful for the encouragement we have received to consider other opportunities to serve our state and our nation in the years ahead.

We have been especially humbled by the confidence and support of those who believe we should pursue the presidency, but after much deliberation and prayer, we believe our calling is closer to home.

The highest office I will ever hold is husband and father. As a family, we feel led to devote this time in our lives to continuing to serve the people of Indiana in some way.

In the choice between seeking national office and serving Indiana in some capacity, we choose Indiana. We will not seek the Republican nomination for president in 2012.

In every major decision in my life, I have learned to follow my heart, and my heart is in Indiana. Karen and I love this state: the highways and byways, the small towns and courthouse squares, the big cities and corn fields. We love the strong and good people of this state and feel a debt of gratitude to those who have sustained our work with their steadfast support and prayers.

After years of falling behind, Indiana is on the verge of an era of growth and opportunity like no other time in my life. Those of us who serve Indiana in Congress and in the Statehouse have a unique opportunity to advance the interests of Hoosiers. As Governor Daniels has rightly observed, there is important work to be done in Indianapolis and Washington, and it’s time to focus on the task at hand.

In the months ahead, as we attend to our duties in Congress, we will also be traveling across the state to listen and learn about how Hoosiers think we might best contribute in the years ahead. After taking time to listen to Hoosiers, we will make a decision later this year about what role we will seek to play.

Public service requires humility, patience and discipline to pursue what matters most. To save this nation, men and women of integrity and insistent conservative vision must step forward and serve where they can make the most difference. While we may have been able to seek the presidency, we believe our best opportunity to continue to serve the conservative values that brought us to public life is right here in Indiana.

For now, permit us to simply say “thank you.” In the wake of such encouragement, we have often thought to ask, “who am I, Lord, and what is my family, that you have brought me this far?”

Thanks to all those who took time to offer earnest counsel and advice.

Thanks to all who took time to express encouragement from across the state and across the country. And thank you for the prayers of so many faithful friends.

Indiana can lead the nation back to fiscal responsibility, reform and strong families. As we achieve an even better Indiana for our children and grandchildren, we will continue to be a model for a better and stronger America.

Sincerely,

Mike Pence

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Anderson Indiana – On Saturday, January 15, 2011, Madison County Republican Committeemen met to fill the vacancy created when Chairman Darlene Likens resigned on January 1st. Troy Jerrils of Alexandria was unanimously elected. As allowed by State Party rules, Troy then appointed Ava Autrey of Anderson as his Vice Chairman. Jim Schmitt of Pendleton will continue serving his term as Secretary. Kevin Sulc of Anderson will continue serving as Treasurer, completing the term of Charlie Braddock who moved to South Carolina last year. All current officers’ terms end in March, 2013, when Committee members must meet again to reorganize. State Party rules mandate a reorganization every four years. Chairman Jerrils also appointed Bob Adams of Pendleton as Committeeman Coordinator.

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