St. Clair County Rep:

Casey Armitage
Email her: cmodena13@gmail.com to find out about upcoming volunteer opportunities.

Campaign Signs

Signs are offered by individual campaigns. Local candidates usually make their signs available to the county party closer to their election cycles.

The official President Trump Campaign website is here. You can find signs and any upcoming events on that website as his campaign is run at the national level.

Victory Center – Updates

The victory center will open closer the election cycle. Stay tuned her for further details.

Upcoming Meeting

6:30-8:00, Monday, March 2   SCCGOP Regular Executive Committee Board Meeting

Regular Executive Committee Board Meetings are held at 6:30 PM the first Monday of each month at the 1st Floor Dodge Auditorium of the St. Clair County Admin Building, 200 Grand River Ave, Port Huron, MI 48060

The Public is welcome to attend. While motions and voting are restricted to the members of the Executive Committee, we welcome participation and input from our guests and members as we work through our agenda. Oftentimes, we will have elected officials or their representatives present and they keep us informed of developments in Washington, Lansing or on local issues.

Upcoming Meeting

7:00-8:30, Thursday, March 26  St. Clair County Republican Convention

The purpose of this meeting shall be to elect Delegates and Alternates to the April 24, 2020 and April 25, 2020 State Convention to be held at the Suburban Collection Showplace in the City of Novi. Only Precinct Delegates elected at the August 7, 2018, Primary Election, the most recent Republican nominees for County and State Legislative offices, incumbent members of Michigan Legislative offices, the Michigan Congressional Delegations, the Republican Party Officers (see Rule 5B) where such person resides in the county in question will be seated and considered eligible to vote at this convention.

UPDATES

UPDATE from 2/6/20 (excerpt from The Times Herald Article)
After re-approaching the issue, however, Commissioner Bill Gratopp said they wanted to return the item for consideration at Thursday’s meeting.

“When we pulled it, we didn’t do enough of our due diligence before that went on the agenda,” he said Thursday. “Now, I have a much better understanding of what that really means, and what a sanctuary county is.”

During the meeting, other commissioners agreed. “It kind of came to us, and we didn’t have a chance to discuss it,” said Commissioner Jorja Baldwin. “It’s more appropriate it comes to us at a committee level.”

The resolution was unanimous among the six commissioners present. Commissioner Howard Heidemann, the board’s only Democrat, was absent.

Lastly, as we approach the 2020 elections, we must take seriously holding both the Michigan House of Representatives and the Michigan Senate. Both legislative bodies are critical in the defense against our liberal minded Executive Branch and their desire to reshape the great State of Michigan. By supporting and electing strong conservative candidates we can protect Michigan’s future.