WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN PARTY ELECTS CONRAD LUCAS TO SERVE AS NEW STATE CHAIRMAN
Conrad Lucas Becomes the Youngest State Chairman in the Country

Charleston, WV - Today, the West Virginia Republican Party elected Lincoln County native Conrad Lucas to serve as the State Chairman.

"I am honored and humbled to be selected by my fellow Republicans to serve as the new West Virginia Republican Party Chairman," said Conrad Lucas, Chairman of the West Virginia Republican Party. "I recognize the gravity of this election season regarding the future of our state, and I know I have the weight of my Party, my state and my generation on my shoulders."

"Our victory efforts are well underway, and now that the WV Democratic Party, Joe Manchin and Nick Rahall have all endorsed Barack Obama and his anti-coal, pro-gay marriage, budget exploding agenda, the Democrats across this state have much to fear," continued Lucas.

"I cannot wait to begin to travel our great state as the ...

Here is the link with the letter to McGraw.
http://patrickmorrisey.com/news/morrise ... 55-debates

Over 100 Republicans from Jefferson County and across the state attended the annual Lincoln-Reagan Dinner at the Clarion Inn in Shepherdstown on May 6. The event featured many candidates running for public office, including a number of statewide candidates: John Raese for U.S. Senate, Bill Maloney for Governor, Patrick Morrisey for WV Attorney General, and John Yoder for WV Supreme Court.

The Jefferson County Republicans need your help and support to make sure that we get conservative leaders into office this November! We need to reverse the tide of President Obama and the mounting burdens of 80 years of Democratic rule in West Virginia.



To see additional photos of the dinner, view the gallery: http://www.jcwvgop.org/media.php.

Remember that early voting has begun and runs through Saturday, May 5. You may vote at the county courthouse Mondays through Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (they are closed Sundays). On the GOP ballot, there will be some contested races for President, WV Treasurer, WV Secretary of State, WV House of Delegates (in the 67th district), and County Commission. The outcome of the non-partisan School Board race will also decided in this election.

“You saw an excellent case in point of the war on coal when the EPA revoked the Spruce No. 1 coal mine expansion,” Patrick Morrisey, the likely Republican nominee for attorney general, told us. “The EPA’s zealous and arbitrary action cost the state countless jobs. Fortunately, the U.S. District Court recently ruled that the EPA had over-reached its authority and overturned the Agency’s order. Folks breathed a sigh of relief, but people realize that Obama won’t stop until he puts the coal industry out of business.” (Morrisey, who also worked on the 26 state effort to overturn Obamacare, has an excellent chance of unseating 20-year Democratic incumbent Daryl McGraw as attorney general.)

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