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SREC - SD4 Woman

State Senate District 4

SREC - SD4 Woman

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The Purposes of the SREC shall be (Article II - Purpose)

  1. To act as the governing body of the Republican Party of Texas (hereinafter referred to as the “Party”) and exercise those powers and fulfill those duties and responsibilities conferred upon it by the state or federal statutes,
  2. To establish general policy for the Party, subject to the direction of the biennial state convention,
  3. To be responsible for the general supervision and management of the Party,
  4. To foster and encourage growth in the Party by promoting the principles as expressed in the platform and by electing Republican officeholders, and
  5. To provide an opportunity for full participation in the Party to all Texans who subscribe to the beliefs and principles advocated by the Party.

Membership (Article III)

The SREC shall be composed of the State Chairman (hereinafter referred to as the “Chairman”) and the State Vice-Chairman (hereinafter referred to as the “Vice-Chairman”), one a man and the other a woman, and two (2) members from each state-senatorial district, one a man and the other a woman, all to be elected at the Party’s biennial state convention, as prescribed by the Texas Election Code.

(Proviso: The Secretary shall add or update the parenthetical notations in these Bylaws as necessary, which reference the TEC or RPT Rules.)

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Major Issues

 

  1. Sets the policy determination for state GOP & presidential race in 2020.

  2. Marginalization of the uber-conservative Texas RPT Platform - to shorten & to conform w/the continual push of the party to the left. Platform often becomes law! 

  3. Amnesty - comes in all different forms and nomenclature, including 2014 convention’s “Texas Solution” (amnesty before closing the borders).

  4. Log Cabin Republicans - marriage equality for same-sex, tax equity for domestic partner benefits, permanent repeal of the death tax (which particularly discriminates against same-sex couples), and other common-sense “conservative” reforms.

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