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Welcome to the Grand Old Party  -  the Republican Party of Burleson County, Texas!  Here is where individual voters are joining together to create and guide the local, state, and national governments of this United States of America.  Please come in and learn about us, what we want for America, and why you might want to join with us!


Announcements

WE (MAY) HAVE A PRIMARY ELECTION DATE:  MAY 29, 2012

          Ballot Position Drawing is Monday, March 12 at 4:00 pm
(Caldwell Senior's Center)

Republican Party Precinct Conventions Cancelled

Republican Party County Convetion is April 14
Open To All Registered Voters
(who have not participated in another party's convention)

Gone is the idea of an early Texas election influencing the rest of the country!  Isn't Redistricting fun!  The 10 year redistribution of voters into political districts that try to give each voter equal clout in determining their State and Federal officials is STILL balled up in the Courts, but this is how we think it will work out! 
After a wild ride, we "think" that all of Burleson County will be in:
  • State Representative District
  • State Senate District YY
  • Federal Congressman District ZZ

REGISTER TO VOTE

If you have moved or are new to Burleson County, you need to Register your new address in Burleson County with the Elections Administrator before March <TBD> to be able to vote for all of your officials.  See our VOTE page for details.

GET YOUR PHOTO ID

This election may (the federal government review is not yet over) be the first in Texas where you must show a Photo ID when you go to vote.  Here are the planned rules:
Whe you go to vote you must show one of the following:
  • Texas Driver's License (current or expired by no more than 60 days)
  • Texas Election ID Certificate (issued FREE by the DPS for those without Driver's Licenses)
  • Texas Personal Identification Card (issued by the DPS for those without Driver's Licenses)
  • Texas Concealed Handgun License (current or expired by no more than 60 days)
  • United States Citizenship Certificate (it must contain the person's photograph, but there is no time limit on date of issuance)
  • United States Passport (current or expired by no more than 60 days)
If you don't have one of the above on election day, you may vote provisionally.  Your vote will only be counted if you then obtain one of the above identifications and show it to the County Voter Registrar within 6 calendar days of the election (the following Monday).

You can also get a permanent exemption from the Photo ID by showing the Voter Registrar written evidence that you have a disability rating of at least 50% from U.S. Social Secrurity Administration or the U.S. Departement of Veterans Affairs.  You must also state that you have no valid form of photo identification.  In this case, you must present your Voter Registration Certificate having the exemption
marked on it when you vote.

Note that the photo ID is only required when voting in person.  You do not need a photo ID to vote by mail.


Republican Candidates

See all Republican Candidates appearing on Burleson County ballots at our 2012 Republican Candidates page!  Pictures, official election data, and links to their websites are included.


If you need Texas or National Republican Party information, the following links will open a new window at the Texas GOP and the Republican National Committee sites.



Introduction to Burleson County Republicans

If you've been looking for the grass-roots of the political fabric, you just found it in Burleson County, Texas! Burleson County voters have organized togeather to determine the intent of our members and translate that into an effective agenda for government. We accomplish this by selecting and then supporting like-minded candidates for governmental offices at the local, county, state, and national levels.
Our major programs include the following:

We also have a lot of fun while keeping track of what our local, state, and national politicians are actually doing! The joy of grassroots politics is that it is NEIGHBORLY and even friendly! The best is when an idea or input you make just keeps on going until it is part of our government!


Contact Information

Bill Giesenschlag is the Burleson County Republican Chair and always enjoys talking to voters about Republicans and conservative principles. Like all of our leaders, he is a volunteer and may have to work you in around earning a living!  You can reach him at:

Telephone:  (979) 272-7013

Postal address:  9201 FM 2039,   Somverville, Tx 77879

E-Mail: SnookG6@gmail.com
The Republican Precinct Chair in your community is your first resource.  Find them in our Precincts Page.

Stuart Law is our Webmaster;  E-mail comments or suggestions about this web site to: webmaster@BurlesonGOP.org or call him at (979) 567-9189.





Send e-mail to webmaster@BurlesonGOP.org with questions or comments about this web site.

Last modified: March 10, 2012.  Content is not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.


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