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Fannin County, Georgia

We have campaign signs, available to the public! Call 770-312-4718 and leave us a message so that we can get the signs in your hands.

Please come out tonight to meet our Republican candidate for Secretary of State, Rep. Tim Fleming. No donations are required for attending this event. Have some good food, hear from our candidate, and have fellowship with other conservatives.

 

The Fannin County Board of Elections invites you to their open house in the new location on the first floor of the Courthouse in Blue Ridge. Come see their much larger new space where early voting will take place in October.

Fannin GOP congratulates Suzanne Stepp Davenport for being selected by the Rick Jackson campaign as Co-Chair of the Small Business Coalition in his statewide leadership team!

Suzanne Stepp Davenport statement:

I’m honored to serve as Co-Chair of the Small Business Coalition for Rick Jackson’s campaign for Governor of Georgia.
As a small business owner, I know firsthand the struggles it takes to build a business from the ground up, the challenges and opportunities of creating jobs, worrying if you’re going to make payroll and then celebrating when you do, navigating ever changing regulations, and continually investing in the community you call home. Small businesses aren’t a small part of Georgia’s economy—they are the backbone of communities across every county of our great state.
I’m proud to support Rick Jackson because of his own drive and experience building and maintaining his own businesses. He is committed to supporting small businesses, encouraging entrepreneurship, and helping ensure that Georgia remains the best state in the nation to do business.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to be part of this statewide leadership team and represent small business owners.
It’s really important that we not only support our locally owned industries, but that we get involved on a state level. The decisions made at the Capitol may not seem important, but they affect all levels of our small businesses. The decisions made can trickle down and affect our jobs, our payroll, and our ability to stay open in our communities.
There is so much opportunity ahead for our state, and I look forward to working with small business owners across Georgia as we continue building strong businesses, strong communities, and a strong Georgia. Join me in keeping Georgia a small business friendly state. If you’re a small business owner or know one who would love supporting the cause, I encourage you to reach out.
 

Fannin County Republicans,

At the July 27th GOP meeting, Charles Fish officially stepped down as Chair of the Fannin County Republican Party. We want to extend our gratitude to Charles and his family for their service and dedication to our local party, and we wish them nothing but the absolute best.

Per our party bylaws, when a vacancy occurs, the 1st Vice Chair is called to assume the role of Chair. 1st Vice Chair Marco Falgiano opted to remain in his current position. Consequently, 2nd Vice Chair Adam Troxel has stepped up to serve as Acting Chair, effective immediately.

On August 24th at our next regular scheduled meeting, in accordance with our bylaws, the Fannin GOP will hold an Election to officially fill the following vacancies: Chair, Secretary, Asst. Secretary, and Asst. Treasurer. Any eligible Fannin County Republican interested in running for the listed positions will have the opportunity to do so.

Thank you for your continued dedication to Fannin County and the Republican Party.

In service,

The Fannin County Republican Party Executive Committee

August 2023 Meeting

The Fannin County Republican Party’s next monthly meeting will be at 6 PM on Monday, August 21 at the Fannin County Courthouse, 400 West Main Street in Blue Ridge, with Probate Judge R. Scott Kiker as the guest speaker.

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July 2023 meeting summary

  At the July 17 meeting, Fannin County School Board Chair Terry Bramlett spoke about the thriving local public school system, with no debt and with money from E-SPLOST (Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax) that has paid for new buildings

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July 2023 meeting announcement

Fannin County GOP’s next monthly meeting is 6 pm Monday, July 17 at the Fannin County Courthouse, with School Board Chair Terry Bramlett as speaker. Gilmer GOP has invited Fannin GOP to a 6:30 pm meeting on Thursday, July 20 at the Gilmer

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June 2023 Meeting Summary

At last night’s monthly Fannin GOP meeting, the owner of Covet Haircrafters Celeste Buchanan told us about her work doing jail ministry with Breaking Chains of north Georgia, turning her salon into a private beauty day for battered women, and providing back

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June 2023 Meeting

MEETING DAY CHANGE: Next Monday is a federal holiday, and the Fannin County Courthouse is closed. For that reason, Fannin GOP’s next monthly meeting will be Tuesday June 20 at 6 PM at the courthouse. Brian Pritchard will speak as the new

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May 2023 Meeting Summary

    Fannin GOP awarded $1,000 scholarships to eight high school seniors at the May 15 meeting: McKenzie Chastain, Tyler Ensley, Gracey Greene, Sam Jabaley, James Kyle, Logan Martin, Anna Rhodes, and Bryce Ware. Four of these young people will be going

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