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
Fannin GOP’s monthly meeting will be held Monday, March 17 at 6 pm at Conservative Grounds Cafe, 138 Fauna Lane, Mineral Bluff. Dave White and Stephen Aaron will be speakers.
Tonight’s town hall meeting with Johnny Chastain will have to be postponed due to a very busy legislative session. Fannin GOP hopes you will still come out tonight to the Agricultural Center at 6pm, to hear what the GOP is working on
Fannin GOP is hosting a town hall for Georgia Representative Johnny Chastain on Tuesday March 4 at 6pm at the Fannin County Agricultural Facility, 43 Station Ridge in Blue Ridge. Please join us Tuesday night to learn about the current legislative session.
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