Engage With Local Politics: Upcoming GOP Candidate Forum in Westminster

Get Informed Before the November Elections

The excitement is ramping up in Westminster as the Oconee Republican Party prepares for its upcoming candidate forum this Thursday. Scheduled for 6:30 PM at the charming Depot on Main Street, this forum offers an invaluable opportunity for residents to engage directly with candidates who will be on the ballot for the November 4 elections.

Meet the Candidates

Six out of eight candidates for the council seat have confirmed their attendance, including incumbents Dale Glymph, Ruth May, and Jimmy Powell, who will defend their positions against challengers Charles Morgan, Susan Ramey, and Jamie Jones. This is a crucial moment for voters to take the pulse of their potential leaders and ask the pressing questions that matter to their community.

A Call for Questions

The forum is not just a show-and-tell; it’s interactive! Each attendee and interested citizen is encouraged to submit their questions for the candidates before the event. Questions can be emailed to the provided address until Wednesday at 5 PM. This engagement is essential in ensuring that the candidates address the community’s priorities.

Your Voice Matters!

As elections approach, it’s critical to participate in shaping the future of Westminster. Attending forums such as this can significantly impact how informed your voting decisions are. Make your voice heard by participating in this unique opportunity to engage with local governance. Don't forget to mark your calendars for Thursday night at 6:30 PM and be a part of the discussion that will shape your community.

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Engage With Local Politics: Upcoming GOP Candidate Forum in Westminster

Get Informed Before the November Elections

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Your Voice Matters!

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