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We welcome you back to the Republican Party!  Please click on the link and complete the form to receive a voter registration form.

Thank you for taking time to view our website and learn more about our Committee. We work to carry the Republican message to the citizens of Dauphin County by registering voters, getting to know our neighbors, and encouraging people to get out to vote.

Please check back often as we will keep the site updated with local and state Republican events and activities.

Sincerely,

John J. McNally III, Chairman

The 2008 Senators’ Clambake will be held at Shaffer’s Cottage on Saturday, July 12, from 2:00 - 6:00 p.m.  Tickets: $50.00, children 12 and under free.  Contact Adrienne at 717-561-2262 or amitford@dauphincountygop.com to reserve your tickets.

Directions:  From Millersburg Square, go North on PA Route #147 about 6.5 miles.  Just before bridge over Mahantango Creek turn Right onto Snyder Mill Road, parallel to the Creek.  Proceed 3/4 mile.  On left is sign “Shaffer’s Cottage.”  Parking facilities are on the right.

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PA GOP: Chairman Gleason Launches Campaign Touting Republican Leadership

 Chairman Gleason publicizes Republican efforts to secure our families and make America safer

HARRISBURG - Yesterday, the Republican Party of Pennsylvania launched a televised advertising campaign spreading the message of the Republican Party’s ongoing efforts to provide security to families across our Commonwealth and the many ways we have made America a better place to live.

“As the Chairman of the Republican Party of Pennsylvania, I think we need to stand up and talk about the many benefits of Republican leadership,” Gleason said.  “The top priority of the Republican Party is the security of our families.  We are reaching out to Pennsylvanians, so they know more about our Party’s efforts to keep Americans safe, provide financial security, protect our children, and care for our seniors.

“The examples are endless. Republican leadership delivered the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006, which expanded the national sex offender registry and strengthened federal penalties for crimes against children. Republican leadership also brought us the Patriot Act that has helped law enforcement break up terror cells in several states and has shielded us from further terrorist attacks.

“Republicans were also successful in protecting Pennsylvania taxpayers’ wallets, as they successfully blocked seven of Gov. Ed Rendell tax increase proposals.  Republicans in Washington doubled the child tax credit and provided much needed marriage penalty tax relief.  As a result of these and other fiscally responsible changes, Republican leadership provided more than 4.7 million Pennsylvanians and more than 1 million businesses with tax relief.
“As we move into the important 2008 election cycle, we are proud to show Pennsylvanians all the ways the Republican Party is working for our families.”

To watch the piece that began airing last night, please click on the section titled ‘Featured Content’ at www.pagop.org.

The Dauphin County Republican Committee will hold a meeting on Saturday, January 19, 2008, at 9:30 a.m. at the Harrisburg East Holiday Inn, 4751 Lindle Road, Harrisburg, for the purpose of considering endorsement for the following offices: U.S. Congress, State Attorney General, State Auditor General, State Treasurer, State Senator, State Representative, Republican State Committee, and Delegates/Alternate Delegates to the Republican National Convention.

Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume on or before January 4 to Chairman John McNally at 2550 Paxton Street (rear), Harrisburg, PA 17111 or amitford@dauphincountygop.com.

For more information contact DCRC Headquarters at 717-561-2262.

Reducing the size of government.
Streamlining the bureaucracy.
Returning power to the states.

These are all stances the Republican Party, in opposition to the Democratic Party, adopted early in our history. The Republican Party, since its inception, has been at the forefront of the fight for individuals’ rights in opposition to a large, bloated government.

For 150 years, our Party has found its purpose in its principles. We confront big challenges instead of passing them on to future generations. We move forward with needed reforms to make the government work better for citizens. We fight important battles and champion freedom because by expanding liberty, we make our nation more secure.

As the party of the open door, while steadfast in our commitment to our ideals, we respect and accept that members of our Party can have deeply held and sometimes differing views. This diversity is a source of strength, not a sign of weakness, and so we welcome into our ranks all who may hold differing positions. We commit to resolve our differences with civility, trust, and mutual respect, and to affirm the common goals and beliefs that unite us.

These are values worthy of a great nation. And they are values worth fighting for.