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SIGN up NOW SIGN up NOW We MUST Not Only Win Back the White House, We MUST Not Only Win Back the White House, We MUST Hold Onto the U.S SIGN UP NOW SIGN UP NOW We MUST not only win back the White House, We MUST not only win back the White House, we MUST hold onto the U.S. Senate and U.S. House. we MUST hold onto the U.S. Senate and U.S. House. We must turn blue battleground Texas We must turn blue battleground Texas to STRONG RED! to STRONG RED! Go to texasgop.org and click on Go to texasgop.org and click on Mighty Texas Strike Force. Mighty Texas Strike Force. Signing up now adds you to the data base for updates. Signing up now adds you to the data base for updates. Battleground States Battleground States Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, New Mexico, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan, New Mexico, Nevada, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nevada, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin Virginia and Wisconsin Battleground Texas Battleground Texas Dallas, Houston, Beaumont, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Houston, Beaumont, Corpus Christi, El Paso, The Valley, San Antonio El Paso, The Valley, San Antonio (including Congressman Will Hurd's 23rd District) (including Congressman Will Hurd's 23rd District) and Austin and Austin (including Congressional District 35 for Susan Narvaiz ) (including Congressional District 35 for Susan Narvaiz ) Contact your Battleground Captain today! Contact your Battleground Captain today! (Please see info on back) (Please see info on back) Rhonda Lacy Rick Potter Rhonda Lacy Rick Potter MTSF MTSF 432-553-1593 512 694-6848 432-553-1593 512 694-6848 Co-Chairmen Co-Chairmen [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] STRIKE FORCE AT HOME: STRIKE FORCE AT HOME: PHONE BANK/POSTCARD CAPTAIN - RPT Vice Chair Amy Clark. PHONE BANK/POSTCARD CAPTAIN - RPT Vice Chair Amy Clark. [email protected] or [email protected] 210-816-0209 [email protected] or [email protected] 210-816-0209 BATTLEGROUND STATE CAPTAINS: BATTLEGROUND STATE CAPTAINS: COLORADO – Eric Opiela – [email protected] 512-791-6336 (Hometown –Karnes City ) COLORADO – Eric Opiela – [email protected] 512-791-6336 (Hometown –Karnes City ) Karen Newton – [email protected] 210-863-5540 (Hometown -San Antonio) Karen Newton – [email protected] 210-863-5540 (Hometown -San Antonio) FLORIDA – Teresa Doggett [email protected] 512-801-3538 (Hometown – Austin) FLORIDA – Teresa Doggett [email protected] 512-801-3538 (Hometown – Austin) Gerry Vanderbilt [email protected] 512-585-4992 (Hometown – Austin) Gerry Vanderbilt [email protected] 512-585-4992 (Hometown – Austin) IOWA – Paul Reiger – [email protected] 979-777-0759 ( Hometown – Bryan ) IOWA – Paul Reiger – [email protected] 979-777-0759 ( Hometown – Bryan ) MICHIGAN - Mike Dominguez [email protected] 512-761-1266 (Hometown -Austin) MICHIGAN - Mike Dominguez [email protected] 512-761-1266 (Hometown -Austin) MINNESOTA– Nancy Coplen – [email protected] 817-300-8351 (Hometown -Colleyville) MINNESOTA– Nancy Coplen – [email protected] 817-300-8351 (Hometown -Colleyville) NEVADA – Mike McCloskey – [email protected] 512-627-1129 ( Hometown-Cedar Park ) NEVADA – Mike McCloskey – [email protected] 512-627-1129 ( Hometown-Cedar Park ) Kay Butchko – [email protected] 936-205-6001 ( Hometown -Nacogdoches) Kay Butchko – [email protected] 936-205-6001 ( Hometown -Nacogdoches) NEW HAMPSHIRE – Carlton Berry [email protected] 713-858-7838 (Hometown -Houston) NEW HAMPSHIRE – Carlton Berry [email protected] 713-858-7838 (Hometown -Houston) NEW MEXICO – Carl Tepper [email protected] 806-470-2354 ( Hometown -Lubbock ) NEW MEXICO – Carl Tepper [email protected] 806-470-2354 ( Hometown -Lubbock ) NORTH CAROLINA – Janet Jackson [email protected] 254-790-1187 ( Hometown -Bosque County) NORTH CAROLINA – Janet Jackson [email protected] 254-790-1187 ( Hometown -Bosque County) Byron Cain [email protected] 972-207-9712 (Hometown -Dallas) Byron Cain [email protected] 972-207-9712 (Hometown -Dallas) OHIO –Brent and Julie Thompson [email protected] 512-923-6124 OHIO –Brent and Julie Thompson [email protected] 512-923-6124 [email protected] 903 -952-7518 (Hometown -Tyler) [email protected] 903 -952-7518 (Hometown -Tyler) PENNSYLVANIA – Nathalie Swisher [email protected] 210-269-4367 (Home-New Braunfels) PENNSYLVANIA – Nathalie Swisher [email protected] 210-269-4367 (Home-New Braunfels) Dewayne Naumann [email protected] 512-627-0879 (Home -Austin) Dewayne Naumann [email protected] 512-627-0879 (Home -Austin) VIRGINIA – Monica Painter [email protected] 203-912-9579 VIRGINIA – Monica Painter [email protected] 203-912-9579 Mathew Bentley [email protected] [email protected] 512-496-1085 Mathew Bentley [email protected] [email protected] 512-496-1085 WISCONSIN – No Captains to date WISCONSIN – No Captains to date TEXAS BATTLEGROUNDS working with RPT VICTORY STAFF TEXAS BATTLEGROUNDS working with RPT VICTORY STAFF BEAUMONT – Will Robbins [email protected] 409-201-6185 BEAUMONT – Will Robbins [email protected] 409-201-6185 CORPUS CHRISTI – Rebecca Bradford [email protected] 361-877-3711 CORPUS CHRISTI – Rebecca Bradford [email protected] 361-877-3711 DALLAS COUNTY – Cindy Asche [email protected] 214-356-7669 DALLAS COUNTY – Cindy Asche [email protected] 214-356-7669 EL PASO – Mark Dunham [email protected] 915-346-8888 EL PASO – Mark Dunham [email protected] 915-346-8888 HARRIS COUNTY – Sarah Singleton [email protected] 281-698-0803 HARRIS COUNTY – Sarah Singleton [email protected] 281-698-0803 THE VALLEY – Adrienne Pena-Garza – [email protected] 956-227-1366 THE VALLEY – Adrienne Pena-Garza – [email protected] 956-227-1366 SAN ANTONIO/ WILL HURD’S 23RD CD – Deborah Wall – [email protected] 210-325-1973 SAN ANTONIO/ WILL HURD’S 23RD CD – Deborah Wall – [email protected] 210-325-1973 AUSTIN – SUSAN NARVAIZ for CD 35 - Naomi Narvaiz [email protected] 512-738-7000 AUSTIN – SUSAN NARVAIZ for CD 35 - Naomi Narvaiz [email protected] 512-738-7000 Mike Goldman [email protected] 713-502-1604 Mike Goldman [email protected] 713-502-1604 We travel at our own expense. 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