Meeting: January 17, 2012
The meeting of the Campbell County Republican Committee will be held Tuesday, January 17th, 2012 at 7:00PM at Timberlake Baptist Church in Lynchburg.
The Ministry Center building (GREEN ROOF) is located at the Brush Tavern Rd stoplight across from the Walgreen’s Pharmacy on Timberlake Road.
Our agenda shall include:
Opening Prayer and pledge
Reading of the VA Republican Creed
Selection and Vote for New Secretary
Treasurers Report
Discussion of Fundraiser in February
Discussion of Precincts
Discussion of Spring Mass Meeting
Board Of Elections Officer Recommendations (see below)
Schedule February Committee Meeting
Adjourn
It’s time to step up and take the fight for conservatism into the community. To accomplish this we need all hands on deck and I know that the CCRC can count on you.
We have a lot to discuss and it’s important we stay on topic and work efficiently to get us home at a decent hour.
Kurt Feigel
CCRC Chairman
Board Of Elections information:
Email from RPV:
Under the Code of Virginia you (as a local party) can submit to the Secretary of your local Board of Elections the names of individuals to serve as Officers of the Elections for the upcoming 2012 General Election in each precinct. You would need to submit the list of recommendation by Friday January 20, 2012.
We strongly encourage you to submit the names of competent individuals who can help ensure that the General Election of 2012 runs according to the laws of Virginia.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Dave Rexrode
Code of Virginia: § 24.2-115. Appointment, qualifications, and terms of officers of election.
Each electoral board at its regular meeting in the first week of February shall appoint officers of election. Their terms of office shall begin on March 1 following their appointment and continue, at the discretion of the electoral board, for a term not to exceed three years or until their successors are appointed.
Not less than three competent citizens shall be appointed for each precinct and, insofar as practicable, each officer shall be a qualified voter of the precinct he is appointed to serve, but in any case a qualified voter of the Commonwealth. In appointing the officers of election, representation shall be given to each of the two political parties having the highest and next highest number of votes in the Commonwealth for Governor at the last preceding gubernatorial election. The representation of the two parties shall be equal at each precinct having an equal number of officers and shall vary by no more than one at each precinct having an odd number of officers. If practicable, officers shall be appointed from lists of nominations filed by the political parties entitled to appointments. The party shall file its nominations with the secretary of the electoral board at least 10 days before February 1 each year. The electoral board may appoint additional citizens who do not represent any political party to serve as officers but not as the chief officer or the assistant chief officer. If practicable, no more than one-third of the total number of officers appointed for each precinct may be citizens who do not represent any political party.
