CAUCUSES ARE COMING FEBRUARY 9TH - Don't Let the Folks in Iowa Have All the Fun!
The Republican Party's 2008 Presidential Caucuses are coming the afternoon of February 9th. Participating in a Presidential Caucus is one of the best ways to make a difference. Meet your neighbors, talk about the issues that matter most to you, and listen to their thoughts in turn.
Why watch Democracy on television when you can be a part of it?!?
To find your caucus, click here. You must be a registered voter and affirm yourself a Republican to participate. To learn more and locate your caucus, click here.
Calendar of Events for Seattle Republicans
We are just starting to build this city-wide calendar of events held by Republican groups all over Seattle.
To enquire about having your events appear on our Calendar, contact
Events in 2008
February
CAUCUSES ARE COMING FEBRUARY 9TH - Don't Let the Folks in Iowa Have All the Fun!
The Republican Party's 2008 Presidential Caucuses are coming the afternoon of February 9th. Participating in a Presidential Caucus is one of the best ways to make a difference. Meet your neighbors, talk about the issues that matter most to you, and listen to their thoughts in turn.
Why watch Democracy on television when you can be a part of it?!? You must be a registered voter and affirm yourself a Republican to participate. To learn more and locate your caucus, click here.
OTHER FEBRUARY EVENTS:
Thurs, Feb. 7th: 7pm: The Downtown Seattle Republican Club hosts a televised discussion about the Port of Seattle, 7pm, Outback Steakhouse at S. Lake Union.
Tues, Feb. 12, 6pm: Republican Women of Seattle meet at Pyramid Breweries, 91 S. Brougham Way Seattle. Speaker is Jill Fagan, Political Director for the Washington State Republican Party. Jill will be speaking about the Primary elections and what is going on in Seattle and Washington State, as well as what you need to know for the 2008 elections. Questions? Contact lenahunt AT comcast.net
Mon., Feb. 18, 2008 7:30am: KCGOP Grassroots Day at the Capitol. A fun, informative excursion gets you an insider look at Olympia! For more information and to RSVP, contact KCGOP Office at 425.990.0404 Space limited, reservation is required. More info: http://www.kcgop.org
July 2008 Seattle Republican Independence Day Picnic Wednesday, July 4th, Noon to 4 p.m. Woodland Park, Shelter Number 6
Celebrate our nation’s independence at a good, old-fashioned picnic.
Meet fellow Republicans from all over Seattle, and have some fun in the sunshine. Hamburgers, hot dogs, condiments, soft drinks, utensils and plates will be provided. Please, bring your own favorite side dish (with serving utensils) to share.
We will start grilling at 12:30, the horseshoe tournament will start at 1:00, and we will have a reading of the Declaration of Independence at 3:00.
Directions: Head north on Aurora Ave N through Woodland Park. Where the iron fence by the road ends, turn right at the 59th St park entrance, then left into the parking lot. Shelter 6 is across the lawn to the east. A map may be found by clicking here.
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Return of the Summer Picnic!
Bring your friends & family!
June 19th, July 17th, and August 21st BBQs!!!
Yes, those celebrated picnics are just around the corner. The 43rd District Republicans host this fun, casual events, which are good opportunities to meet new friends and catch up with old ones! Fun for all ages... And we have the pictures to prove it! This is a family event that is perfect for kids of all ages. FIND OUT MORE!
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Tuesday, July 10, 2007 It is time for the REPUBLICAN WOMEN OF SEATTLE'S SUMMER BASH!!!!!!
Come join all our fabulous ladies and associate members for one heck of a beach-side party at Salty's on Alki. It is an incredible venue to spend a fun and relaxing summer evening.
Take this as a chance to renew your membership, become a new member or think about becoming a new member; so bring a friend, enjoy the view,and devour some cocktails and hor d'oeuvres.
You will find us at Salty's on Tuesday, July 10th at 6:00pm. Be there are be square!
June 2007 June 26 DSRC Show to Feature Acting King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg
The Downtown Seattle Republican Club will host Acting King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg Tuesday, June 26th.
Recent events have put Dan Satterberg very much in the news. In addition to discussing current events at the King County Prosecutor's Office, we will also be looking to learn more about Dan himself.
The event will be held at Outback Steakhouse at beautiful S. Lake Union. Dinner starts at 6pm, filming at 7pm. *** Location address: Google Map 701 Westlake Ave N Seattle, WA 98109
Please join us as we get to known Dan Satterberg!
*** Downtown Seattle Republicans Club If you liked our I-25/elections event, then you'll love what we have coming up. We are planning similar events in the next 6 months on the following topics:
* Education * Transportation * Public safety * Health care
Stay tuned to this website, or e-mail to get involved!
King County-wide Events SECOND ANNUAL SUMMER PICNICS - COMING SOON!
Our 2nd annual summer picnics are coming up soon. We'll be meeting the 3rd Tuesday of June, July, and August. Picnic site to be announced shortly. If you came last year, you know how much fun these are--for the whole family!!!
Also look for details on the KCGOP all Seattle 4th of July party!
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED JUNE 16-17 FOR THE FREMONT FAIR
Volunteers are needed to staff the KCGOP and Seattle Republicans booth at the Fremont Fair on June 16th and 17th. If you would like to spend 2-4 hours or more educating people about Republican principles and candidates, e-mail Matthew Lundh at or call our office at 425-990-0404.
College Republicans TBA - Club is holding elections and recently screened "Obsession", a film about radical Islam.
Coalitions
Several coalitions have announced kick-off events for the month of June. See all of the details below.
Republican Women's Coalition Tuesday, June 19, 2007 11:30am - Check-in 12:00pm - Lunch The Rainier Club 820 4th Ave Seattle, WA 98104 Cost - $30 per person
Hispanic Coalition Wednesday, June 20, 2007 7:00am - Check-in 7:30am - Breakfast The Rainier Club 820 4th Ave Seattle, WA 98104 Cost - $25 per person
Young Adult Coalition (Ages 16-28) Thursday, June 21, 2007 7:00pm - 9:00pm Q Cafe 3223 15th Ave W Seattle, WA 98119 Cost - $5 per person
RSVP for any of these events by emailing
May 2007
DSRC to Host Elected Auditor Forum
Thursday, May 17th, 6:30pm-8:30pm Lake Union Outback Steakhouse (Google Map)
The forum will focus on Initiative 25 (I-25). In addition to examining the need for an elected Auditor here in King County, the discussion will also include perspectves on elections duties exercised by elected Auditors in other counties. Related perspectives on policy and governance will also be presented.
We will present 8 panelists in pairs, and use a moderated symposium format. The panelists are of diverse backgrounds, and will be speaking to various aspects of elections supervision past, present, and future.
Panelists have been invited for their expertise, and appearance at this event does not imply endorsement of or opposition to I-25. Panelists may hold and express any view or no view on that topic.
We are committed to presenting an informative program with a full range of views, in an atmosphere both respectful and conducive to rational discussion.
An outstanding line-up of guest speakers will be present to offer their views.
Guest speakers include:
Sam Reed, Washington Secretary of State Brian Sonntag, Washington State Auditor Kim Wyman, Auditor of Thurston County Vicky Dalton, Auditor of Spokane County Doug Erickson, Washington State Representative Sherril Huff, Director, King County Elections, REALS Reagan Dunn, King County Council. Paul Guppy, VP for Research at WPC and member of the King County Citizens Election Oversight Committee
The event will be televised statewide by TVW, and locally by Seattle Channel and SCAN.
Dinner will precede the program, so plan to arrive early (5:30pm) if you want to dine in.
HOSTED BY THE DOWNTOWN SEATTLE REPUBLICAN CLUB
March -April 2007
Downtown Seattle Republican Club Seattle Times editorial writer, Bruce Ramsey, hosted on April 19. <
In 2006, Mark Miller and a team of experts led members of the 43rd in a special meeting of the I-5 cleanup patrol on November 18.
It was fun, and didn't take long (less than an hour).
This is one of the important ways we have to let our friends and neighbors know that we are here, and that we care about the city we live in as well as the environment of Puget Sound.
It also underscores one of our core beliefs: that we as a people do not have to wait for government to do something for us that we are perfectly capable of doing for ourselves.