Bring your best ideas and creative energy to the Warren County Conservatives Meeting on April 22. We’ll start with a Snacks-Themed Pot Luck at 6 p.m. – bring an easy finger food to share. Then we’ll brainstorm and kick around some great projects that have been suggested for the next year. Everyone is welcome. Location: Hilton Garden Inn, 1020 Wilkinson Trace, Bowling Green.
Warren County Conservatives Meeting March 25: Meet & Greet the newly elected officers of the Warren County GOP. Chairman John Williams, Vice Chairman Cathy Adams, Stephanie Matthews, Secretary, Tim Gilliam, Treasurer and Semir Nailovic, Youth Chair.
We will also have a special presentation from Americans for Prosperity about extending the Trump tax cuts.
Award-winning journalist, Jim Waters, will be our guest speaker at the next Warren County Conservatives meeting February 25.
Jim Waters leads the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions, Kentucky’s first free-market think tank, leveraging his extensive policy and media background to advocate for free markets, individual liberty and transparent government.
An award-winning journalist, Jim’s columns appear in publications statewide. Jim’s writings have also been featured in national outlets, including the Wall Street Journal and USA Today. He’s a frequent guest on talk radio, including the Terry Meiners Show on Louisville’s 840WHAS and the nationally syndicated Lars Larson Show, and has appeared on FOX News and CNN television. Jim also anchors Kentucky’s Voice radio and TV shows on Word Media.
He’s also a member of the American Enterprise Institute Leadership Network and a Kentucky Colonel.
Location & Time: 6:30 p.m. Hilton Garden Inn, 1020 Wilkinson Trace.
Every four years, after the presidential election, the Warren County GOP elects a new Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, Treasurer and Youth Chair (18-40 years old). Each position serves a four-year term.
What Are the Roles and Responsibilities of Party Officers?
Chair – Voting Member of the Republican Party State Central Committee. Serves as the CEO of the County Party and oversees an annual plan that reflects the County’s goals and priorities.
Vice-Chair – Voting member of the Republican Party State Central Committee. Assists and supports the Chairman in carrying out important tasks and acts as a go-between for the Chairman and other key stakeholders as needed. While this is one of the most undefined roles, it plays a critical role in maintaining the relationship between the State and County.
Treasurer – The lead officer responsible for the financial compliance of the County Republican Party and ensures proper adherence to all reporting rules and regulations.
Secretary – Keeps and is responsible for the minutes and records, including correspondence, of all County Party meetings.
Youth Chair – Encourages party engagement among young voters. They should design and implement programs that will build engagement among young voters throughout the county and share with the District and State Youth Chair to build coordination throughout the state.
Who Can Vote in the Selection of Party Officers?
Precinct Officers
What is a Precinct Officer?
Precinct officers are registered Republican voters who serve as the elected representatives for a voting precinct. There are 53 voting precincts in Warren County. Each precinct has a Chair, Co-chair and a Youth Chair.
How Do You Become a Precinct Officer?
Attend the Warren County Republican Party Reorganization in Bowling Green and volunteer to serve as a Chair, Co-chair or Youth Chair for your voting precinct. If there are more volunteers than positions in a precinct, an election is held and representatives are selected by majority vote.
When will the Warren County Reorganization Be Held?
The date and location has not been announced. The Warren County GOP is required to announce the reorganization date by January 25. If you are interested in serving as a County Officer or Precinct Officer, contact Warren County GOP Chairman John Williams.
