Your Republican Candidates 2014
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Republican Women of Fremont County PAC Your Republican Candidates 2014 Meet the folks who are on the primary ballot. ELECTION DAY August 19! REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION GUIDE Fremont County Wyoming August 19, 2014 This booklet will help make you become a more informed voter! Wyoming is a closed primary state. You must declare a political party and you will only vote for candidates of that party affiliation and any non‐partisan (i.e. mayor, councilpersons, etc.) candidates for your district and precinct. Identification is required to register to vote in Wyoming. Your valid Wyoming driver’s license is the best form of ID, however you may call our election office in Lander to see what other ID’s can be used. JOIN REPUBLICAN WOMEN AND HELP You may apply for an absentee ballot by mail, telephone or SUPPORT YOUR CANDIDATE! in person. You must be a registered voter in Fremont County. RWFCPAC c/o Sarah Kalbach 208 E Main St Our Fremont County election officials, both in the Riverton WY 82501 Phone: 851-7665 courthouse and at the polls, are here to help you with the E-mail: voting process. Feel free to ask about the process BUT it is [email protected] YOUR responsibility to learn about your candidates, so that PAID FOR BY RWFCPAC you may use your right to choose your elected representatives. FREMONT COUNTY ELECTION OFFICE FIND YOUR PRECINCT BY LAW, FREMONT COUNTY IS DIVIDED INTO DISTRICTS AND PRECINCTS. SOME OF THE BOUNDARY LINES OVERLAP SO YOU SHOULD BE AWARE OF YOUR INDIVIDUAL HOUSE, SENATE OR COMMISIONER DISTRICT. (Example: part of Beebe 6‐1 is in House District 33 and another part is in House District 54.) The election office sent sample ballots earlier this summer, but if you have any questions please call them. CHECK BELOW FOR YOUR HOUSE, SENATE, AND COMMISSIONER DISTRICTS BY PRECINCTS. If there is an “S” after your precinct you need to check your sample ballot or call the election office for your specific candidates. House and Senate Districts House District 28 & Senate District 20(not this election): - Shoshoni 20-1 and Lysite 22-1 House District 33 & Senate District 25: Hudson 2-1, Riverton 3-5(S), Ft Washakie 4-1, Beebe 6-1(S), Arapahoe 8-1, Ethete 13-1, Morton 16-1(S), Luthy 17-1, Crowheart 19-1(S), Reclamation 21-1(S), Atlantic City 24-1 House District 34 & Senate District 26: Riverton 3-1(S), Riverton 3-2(S), Riverton 3-5(S), Dubois 7- 1, Valley 9-1, Delfelder 10-1, Jeffrey City 12-1, Pavillion 14-1, Morton 16-1(S), Big Bend 18-1, Crowheart 19-1(S), Reclamation 21-1(S) House District 54 & Senate District 25: Lander 1-1, Lander 1-2, Lander 1-3, Lander 1-4, Lander 1-5, Lander 1-6, Milford 5-1, Beebe 6-1(S) House District 55 & Senate District 26(not this election): Riverton 3-1(S), Riverton 3-2(S), Riverton 3- 3, Riverton 3-4, Riverton 3-5(S), Riverton 3-6, Big Bend 18-2 Commissioner Districts Commissioner District #1: Ft Washakie 4-1, Arapahoe 8-1, Ethete 13-1, Morton 16-1(S), Luthy 17-1, Crowheart 19-1(S) Milford 5-1(S), Commissioner District #2: Riverton 3-5(S), Dubois 7-1, Valley 9-1, Delfelder 10-1, Pavillion 14-1, Morton 16-1(S), Big Bend 18-1(S), Crowheart 19-1(S), Shoshoni 20-1, Lysite 22-1 NOT VOTING FOR THIS POSITION IN 2014 Commissioner District #3 Riverton 3-3, Riverton 3-4, Riverton 3-5(S), Riverton 3-6, Big Bend 18-1(S), Big Bend 18-2 Commissioner District #4: Lander 1-1, 1-2, 1-3, 1-4, Hudson 2-1, Milford 5-1(S) Commissioner District #5: Lander 1-5 & 1-6, Riverton 3-1, 3-2, Beebe 6-1, Jeffrey City 12-1, Reclamation 21-1, Atlantic City 24-1 NOT VOTING FOR THIS POSITION IN 2014 There will also be precinct committeeman and precinct committeewoman on your ballot. These are members of your political party who represent you and the Republicans in your precinct if an elected office held by a Republican is vacated prior to the next election. They fulfill the first step of any elected replacement process. They also help your Republican party to educate the voters in your precinct. VERY IMPORTANT POSITIONS! If that space is blank, you may write in a persons’ name you think may accept the position. WYOMING IS GETTING STRONGER “From my first day as Governor, I have pushed for economic growth, support for local governments, infrastructure development, government efficiency and advances in technology. Those efforts are paying off.” Matt Mead As your Governor, I have: If you have questions please contact me: Fought Federal overreach Supported Second Amendment rights Matt Mead Developed a strong balanced energy strategy P.O. Box 1830 Fostered a strong business climate and strong economy Proudly supported active military and veterans Cheyenne, WY 82003 Flattened the budget Reduced the size of state government (307) 514‐6591 Achieved the lowest tax burden of any state Keep the Momentum Going – Please vote for me August 19 CINDY HILL…GOVERNOR I protected your rights. I have fought for, and protected, your rights. I fought for your vote in education, I have protected your 1st Amendment rights, and I fought against data collection on students without the parents’ knowledge. You must have a governor who does not take away your rights. Gas tax. Wyoming is one of the most mineral rich states in the country. Yet we are taxing our people an additional $.10 per gallon on fuel. There is more than enough money in our state to take care of our roads and highways without increasing the burden on our citizens. As governor I will repeal this unnecessary tax on the Wyoming people. Common Core. The current governor went before the State School Board and said that he wanted the Common Core adopted “without further delay.” I opposed it and voted no. I believe that we as a state should have the highest standards in education and not set by those from far outside our state. As governor I will repeal the Common Core. Republican Constitutionalist Conservative Taylor Haynes for Governor P.O. Box 2071 Cody, WY 82414 Campaign Headquarters: 307‐426‐5542 Web site: HaynesforGovernor.com [email protected] ED MURRAY..WYOMING SECRETARY OF STATE Ed Murray is a fourth-generation Wyoming native, an experienced businessman, and a family man. Ed has devoted his career to private enterpprise in Wyoming. He has focused on building small businesses, growing the economy, creating jobs, and improving communities. Ed has led numerous development efforts in Laramie County, resulting in hundreds of opportunities for housing, schools, open spaces, businesses, churches, bike paths and new and improved infrastructure for Wyoming residents. Ed’s track record proves that he is capable of building an honest, thriving business from the ground up. His success can be attributed to his keeen entrepreneurial spirit, acute attention to detail, uncompromising integrity, and genuine desire to lead positive change. As Wyoming’s Secretary of State, he is prepared to bring his edge to the way Wyoming does business, centering on transparency, innovation, and efficiency. In addition to being a business veteran, Ed is a community servant and supporter of charitable causes. He has served as a consultant and on the board of directors including the Laramie County Community College Foundation and the Cheyenne-Laramie County Corporation for Economic Development. Born and raised in Laramie County, Ed graduated from Central High School in 1976 and went on to receive a degree in business administration with dual majors in finance and real estate. Following his college graduation, Ed earned his J.D. at the University of Wyoming College of Law before returning to Cheyennnne to put his education to use by starting his own business. Above all, Ed’s priority has been bringinng up his family with his wife of 28 years, Caren. Ed and Caren have raised four daughters in Cheyenne: Meghan (27), Erin (25), Kelley (22), and Frannie (19). The Murray family has been a lifelong member of St. Mary’s Parish. Ed calls it a privilege to have raised four daughters in the Equality State. He believes that Wyoming – its unparalleled uniqueness, traditions, and freedom – played an indispensabble role in allowing his daughters to grow into the individuals they are today. Pete Illoway is a Republican candidate for Secretary of State. Illoway is a former member of the Wyoming House of Representatives serving House District 42 from 1998-2012 and has been a substantial voice in decision-making processes at the local and state level. He is a conservative that firmly believes in individual opportunity and a free market economy and has used these values to guide him in his professional and political careers. As Chairman of the House Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee, Illoway was known for running meetiings efficiently and with the expectation that all involved come prepared with good civic dialogue to craft quality legislation. Illoway’s contributions to Wyoming are many. He is a Board Member of the Wyoming Business Council, the Wyoming Taxpayers Association and the Cheyenne Airport Board. He serves on the Board of Advisors to First Interstate Bank of Cheyenne and the American Heritage Center. He is a Benefactor Member of the National Rifle Association. His goals as Secretary of State are: To promote investment in Wyoming’s communities as a member of the state boards and commissions Improve electronic access for citizens to the services rendered by the Secretary of State’s Office To work with local county clerks to continue to refine the election process Work effectively with the other four statewide elected officiaals, actively engaging and promoting a culture of civility and commonality.