Changes to the County Republican Caucus
Important Message from the CCRCC Chair Man Walt Martens:
Important Message from the CCRCC Chair Man Walt Martens:
New County Caucus Guidelines under State of Emergency
President Trump and Governor Parson, respectively, have declared our country and state in a state of emergency. This is not only affecting all of our daily lives but also presents challenges to our democratic process and calls for needed changes in these trying times.
The Missouri Republican Party has been working closely with President Trump’s campaign team as well as the RNC to come up with a solution for being able to hold our caucuses. In light of the ongoing COVID- 19 outbreak, the RNC has indicated that they are going to be extremely flexible with state parties about how the initial stages of the caucus process are conducted. “Initial stages” refers to County Caucuses, not CD or State Conventions. “Extremely flexible” means allowing us to find ways to meet in a teleconference instead of caucus in person and still be in compliance with RNC. If we are found to be not in compliance, we risk losing at least half our delegation to the national convention and other possible penalties.
On Monday, March 16th, 2020, the Executive Committee of the Missouri Republican State Committee unanimously approved a plan to implement new procedures for the election of delegates and alternates to the Congressional District and State Conventions. The RNC has approved these changes, allowing Missouri to be in full compliance.
Under the new process County Republican Central Committees will meet by phone on April 4 to vote on slates of delegates and alternates to the Congressional District and State Conventions.
We ask that you set your conference calls between 10 a.m. and 12 noon.
New Process for County Caucus on April 4 by Teleconference:
1. Only elected members of the Central Committee may participate.
2. County Central Committee Chair presides over meeting.
Further updates will be provided soon.
Walt Martens, CCRCC Chair
New County Caucus Guidelines under State of Emergency
President Trump and Governor Parson, respectively, have declared our country and state in a state of emergency. This is not only affecting all of our daily lives but also presents challenges to our democratic process and calls for needed changes in these trying times.
The Missouri Republican Party has been working closely with President Trump’s campaign team as well as the RNC to come up with a solution for being able to hold our caucuses. In light of the ongoing COVID- 19 outbreak, the RNC has indicated that they are going to be extremely flexible with state parties about how the initial stages of the caucus process are conducted. “Initial stages” refers to County Caucuses, not CD or State Conventions. “Extremely flexible” means allowing us to find ways to meet in a teleconference instead of caucus in person and still be in compliance with RNC. If we are found to be not in compliance, we risk losing at least half our delegation to the national convention and other possible penalties.
On Monday, March 16th, 2020, the Executive Committee of the Missouri Republican State Committee unanimously approved a plan to implement new procedures for the election of delegates and alternates to the Congressional District and State Conventions. The RNC has approved these changes, allowing Missouri to be in full compliance.
Under the new process County Republican Central Committees will meet by phone on April 4 to vote on slates of delegates and alternates to the Congressional District and State Conventions.
We ask that you set your conference calls between 10 a.m. and 12 noon.
New Process for County Caucus on April 4 by Teleconference:
1. Only elected members of the Central Committee may participate.
2. County Central Committee Chair presides over meeting.
Further updates will be provided soon.
Walt Martens, CCRCC Chair
Monthly Meetings
3rd Tuesday of the month - 7 pm
Christian County Resource Development Center
1106 W Jackson St, Ozark, MO 65721
on the east side of the Sonic
If you know of any events the members of the CCRCC would be interested in, please contact Wanda Martens 417-581-7485
Persimmon Days in Sparta
at RollerPark
October 23-24, 2020, from 9 am - 6pm,
A Christian County Republican Central Committee booth will be set up and selling yard signs, literature, and bumper stickers for our President Trump and all our state office holders and our county candidates.
Give them a good ad. Go to each of their websites to get more information about them
