The Georgia primary runoff election is here.  Candidates in the races in which no one received over 50% of the vote will now face off against each other to see who gets to be the republican nominee in November.  The Senate race features Jack Kingston and David Perdue.  I urge all Georgia conservatives to get out and vote for Kingston.  In addition, two prominent U.S. House races are district one with  candidate Bob Johnson and district 11 with candidate Barry Loudermilk.  Both of these guys h...
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Both Alabama and North Carolina will have primary runoff elections for those races in which no candidate received more than 50% of the vote.  Runoffs tend to have lower voter participation than primaries and I urge you not to follow that trend.  If live in an area with a runoff please be sure to get out and vote.  You can find useful links for these primary runoffs below.

Alabama elections 

Alabama candidates


North Carolina elections

North Carolina candidates

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June 24 is a busy day with elections of different types taking place in a number of states. 

First up, there is a special election for the U.S. House seat for district 19 vacated when Trey Radel resigned. The republican primary was won byCurt Clawson.  Please get out and vote for him so that Nancy Pelosi does not get another ally in the Congress. 

There will be primary runoff elections in Mississippi and South Carolina for a number of races.  The GOP Establishment is fighting hard against Chris...
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And so the 2014 primary season is rolling on.  June 10 will see primaries in the states of Arkansas, Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, South Carolina and Virginia.  Conservatives must get out and vote to make our voices heard concerning who we want to represent us.  South Carolina has another chance to get rid of RINO Lindsey Graham.  If you are tired of Senator Graham doing the bidding of John McCain and the democrats and then campaigning as a conservative at election time you need to vote for on...
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June is here and the primaries are coming in bunches.  June third there will be primary contests in seven states.  Conservatives are urged to take the time to research and vote for the best candidates to run in November.  If you want a House and Senate run by republicans who listen to their conservative base instead of the various interest groups of the GOP Establishment, you must select those candidates in the primaries.  Sarah Palin has endorsed Joni Ernst for Senate in Iowa, Chris McDaniel...
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Great news out of Nebraska! Both Ben Sasse and Pete Ricketts have won their primaries for U.S. Senate and governor respectively.  Now it is time to continue the momentum.  On May 20 there will be primary contests in Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon and Pennsylvania.  Sarah Palin has endorsed Karen Handel for Senate.  Georgians please get out and vote for her.  I urge conservatives in all of these states to vote and participate in the nomination process.  You can find more inf...
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From Sarah Palin's Facebook page:


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From Sarah Palin's Facebook page:

Yes! Let this start your day off right! Friends, your support of T.W. Shannon is already shaking things up. Let's keep it up because the status quo has got to go. T.W.'s campaign is gaining steam in Oklahoma as his positive conservative message is heard. Read more about the "Sooner State Surge" right here:

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/03/19/Interview-T-W-Shannon-Palin-Endorsement-Brings-More-Than-Money-Can-Buy

T.W. is a good man. Fin...
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From Sarah Palin's Facebook page:

“We the People” – are you ready to send our Congressional patriots their needed reinforcements? Here’s how we do it!

As I said in my speech last week in Washington, D.C., America needs bold Constitutional conservative leaders who will fight for us with intelligence and integrity to restore our exceptional nation and preserve the blessings of liberty and prosperity. Time is short. I’m convinced it’s now or never to save our free republic.
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      The constant refrain last year was "I can't wait until 2014".  Well 2014 is now here and we have lots of work to do.  It is great hope is that 2014 will end with republicans holding the House, gaining control of the Senate as well as many other offices on the state level.  It is also hoped that as many conservatives will be elected as possible.  This is where the problem comes in.  The GOP Establishment is perfectly okay with more elected republicans, but not more conserva...
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   On November 5, Virginia will hold elections for state and local offices.  The polls are not looking good for republicans, but I would hope that would not discourage anyone from voting.  In the event that McAuliffe wins, it will be necessary to have as many elected officials as possible who will oppose his liberal agenda.  Please see the links below for more information.


Virginia elections

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From Sarah Palin's Facebook page:

Todd and I were proud to stand with Mark Levin and other bold, patriotic warriors in support of Steve Lonegan in the New Jersey Senate race! Mayor Lonegan fought the good fight, and he and his supporters have not “finished the race,” they’ve just begun! The press has now called the race for Barack Obama’s celebrity stand-in, Cory Booker, but rest assured that Steve fought gallantly for every vote that would have led to American solvency and ...

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   With all of the focus on 2014, the elections this year are not getting much attention.  One of these are the elections in Virginia.  Every effort must be made to get out and vote for Ken Cuccinelli and the other republican candidates on the ballot.  Terry McAuliffe must not be allowed to become governor.  Virginia residents need to be aware that if you have not registered to vote, the deadline for doing this is October 15.  Please make sure you and every conservative you know is regist...
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Latest SarahPac email:

Friends,

Before they left for vacation last week, Congress made sure their taxpayer-funded health care plans won't be affected by Obamacare. You see, despite forcing the rest of us into Obamacare, they made sure they won't have to suffer under it like We the People. Their health care premiums are safe, but ours will soon be rising through the roof.

This shameless power play by our ruling class in D.C. is precisely why our work isn't done. The status quo h...

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      Virginia will hold its elections for local city and town officials on May 1.  Those needing to register to vote must do so before the deadline on April 9.    An unofficial list of local candidates can be found here or voters can go to this site to find out what is on their ballot for this election.

Virginia elections site


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     Many states are having elections on November 8 so please get out and vote.  In Oregon there will be a primary election to decide who the candidates will be in the race for Oregon U.S. House district one.  Ohio voters will get to decide on very important ballot measures concerning Obamacare and public sector unions.  Voters in Mississippi and Kentucky will vote for new governors as well as other offices.  With the media's focus on the upcoming presidential election please don't neglect ...
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The Kentucky election is November 8 and the deadlines for absentee voting are coming up quickly, so here are some dates to take note of.  Voters can apply to vote absentee from 10/21 until 11/7.  Voters may request paper absentee ballots because of medical emergency 10/26 until 11/8.  Applications for mail in absentee ballots must be returned on 11/1.  Military personnel confined to base on election day can apply to vote absentee in the clerk's office 11/1 until 11/7.


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  The deadline to register to vote in the November 19 Louisiana general election is October 19. The primary is October 22, so please vote if you live in that state.

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Kentucky will hold its general election for state and local offices on November 8.  Voter registration for this election ends on October 11.  More useful links are below.


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The November 8 Mississippi general election is quickly approaching.  Individuals needing to register to vote must do it in person by October 8.  Mailed voter registration forms must be postmarked no later than October 9.  In-person absentee voting ends November 5 and mailed absentee ballots must be received no later than 5 pm on November 7.



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  With the first recall election done, Wisconsin will now move on the the second one.  This recall has two democrat senate incumbents being challenged.  It would be nice to replace them with conservative republicans so once again please vote and get others to do the same.

Kim Simac is challenging democrat District 12 Senator Jim Holperin


Jonathan Steitz is going against democrat District 22 Senator Robert Wirch






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First let me apologize for my mistake.  I wrote a previous post as if the general recall election was to be held yesterday July 12.  Actually, that was a primary involving democratic challengers.  The winners will now move on to the recall election against the republicans on August 9.  Next week, on July 19 there will be two republican primaries and a general election.  The general election has David VanderLeest (R) running against district 30 Senator Dave Hansen (D).  The primaries will feat...
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     The Wisconsin Supreme Court has struck down a judge's decision so that the collective bargaining refroms passed by Governor Scott Walker and the republicans will now go into effect.  Congratulations to the voters of Wisconsin on a job well done, but the fight is not over.  The public sector unions do not want to give up their power and the democrats do not want to lose the money that comes to them from the government employee unions.  They are now looking to the recall elections to ...
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