On Saturday, February 3rd, the Clark County Republican Party conducted their rescheduled precinct caucuses. Originally, the caucuses were supposed to be held on January 13th but because of the inclement weather, 10 of the 11 locations notified the party that they were going to have to cancel. In a quick pivot, the CCRP reserved the Clark County Fairgrounds Event Center for everyone to come to instead of 11 locations spread throughout the county.
CCRP Office Vandalized
On the morning of December 11th, it was discovered that the Clark County GOP HQ Office was vandalized. The unprovoked attack by a group that is calling themselves “Queer Liberation 161” sprayed obscene graffiti and glued propaganda fliers about Palestine across the windows, leaving a big mess for volunteers to come and clean up. Neighboring tenants said they had seen the vandalism the day prior, revealing that it had to have happened early Sunday morning or late Saturday night.
CCRP Press Release - Kathy McDonald 11/2023
On Saturday, November 18th, the Central Committee for the Clark County Republican Party met for their quarterly meeting. The PCOs in attendance celebrated some successful wins from candidates that were endorsed by the party at the previous quarterly meeting which included two Battle Ground City Council races for Eric Overholser and Victoria Ferrer, Myrna Leija for La Center City Council and Gary Wilson for Evergreen School Board.
Clark County Republican Central Committee ratifies Informed Consent Personal Rights Resolution
September 11, 2023
For Immediate Release
Clark County, Washington State
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Clark County Republican Central Committee ratifies Informed Consent Personal Rights Resolution
The Clark County (Washington State) Central Committee, at their third quarter meeting on September 9th 2023, voted to approve and endorsed a resolution that affirms a person’s right to informed consent. The resolution affirms that a person is only secure and undisturbed in their private affairs if allowed to voluntarily consent or refuse a medical intervention, product, or procedure, while in the absence of coercion.
The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects the natural “right of the people to be secure in their persons,” and the Ninth and Fourteenth Amendments protect the fundamental right to bodily integrity, while Article 1 Section 7 of the Constitution of Washington State states that “No person shall be disturbed in his private affairs.”