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
The Fannin County GOP meeting for November 15th was a continuation of Veterans day, with several guest speakers: Harry Doss, Colonel U.S. Army Ret; Lillie Callihan Cole, USMC; SCAST Joey Gryzenia USCG and MCASM Darell Gelakoska USCG. Senior Chief Gryzenia spoke about
Fraudulent voting by different means was the next topic, and I asked Sonia and Mary Ann how difficult it is to do any of the following: Voting by non-citizens – These people are flagged by the state when they register. They can
The next topics discussed with Fannin County Election Board Chairman Sonia Smith and Vice Chair Mary Ann Conner were: Questionable donations to “help” with the election – Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly poured large amounts of money into Georgia, most of it
Continuing a conversation with Sonia Smith and Mary Ann Conner of the Fannin County Board of Elections, the next topic was: “Pristine” ballot batches noted by poll workers during the Fulton County recount – After a hand recount done of presidential election
After the 2020 presidential election, there were many news stories alleging possible election fraud. These reports were countered by assertions that no fraud had occurred on a scale large enough to change the outcome, and that most of the fraud claims had
The Fannin County Republican Party’s next monthly meeting will be on Monday, November 15 at 6:30 pm in the 3rd floor jury assembly room of the Fannin County Courthouse, 400 West Main Street, Blue Ridge, GA. The meeting will be Veterans Day