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Brown Santa Donation Drive

Brown Santa Donations Drive

BCRP is collecting donations of cash and unwrapped toys to benefit the Bastrop County Sheriffs Office “Brown Santa Program”. Your donations can be dropped off at the BCRP Office during office hours, which are Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10:00am to 2:00pm, or on Wednesday from 2:00pm to 6:0pm. Please make sure your donations are received by Tuesday, December 6th.

November Informational Meeting


The next BCRP Informational Meeting will be held November 28th at the BCRP Office meeting room, located at 443 Highway 71 West in Bastrop. Networking will begin at 6:00pm and the program at 6:30pm. This meeting will feature Bastrop County residents Jennifer and Justin Bezner, who will be speaking on behalf of their organizations, the Bastrop Pregnancy Resource Center and Christians Engaged. The information they’ll be sharing should proved to be very informational. Please plan to attend !!

See flyers below for more details.

BCRP Website Updates

The Bastrop County Republican Party website will be under construction. We’ve officially started the 2022-2024 session. Website changes and updates will include:

  • Improved Site Content
  • Executive Committee Members, including:
    • New County Chair, All Precinct Chairs and New Officers
    • Calendar updates for Events and Activities

We will also be updating Republican Party of Texas links to the latest:

  • Rules, SREC Bylaws, State Platform and Legislative Priorities.

Also, we’re expecting to add new features, updating calendar events, general website clean up and restructuring.

Please stay tuned.

Thank you for the opportunity

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

Chairman Mike GepnerI want to thank everyone for their support for the Republican Party of Bastrop County.  As of tomorrow, June 13, my term as your Republican County Chairman is over.

Together, we have been able to keep Bastrop County Republican and contributed to keeping Texas red.  This is only because of you. Your hard work at working the polls, poll watching, telephone calls, door to door talking with people, volunteering, and so much more. Thank you for your contributions to this effort.

I’m putting my support for our new Republican Chairman Curtis Courtney. I pray that you will put your support with him also. We need to continue to work together for our REPUBLICAN Party, Republican candidates, and Republican elected officials.

It has been a joy to serve you. Thank you for the opportunity.

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We’ve Moved Again!

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]May 1 New Office locationBastrop County GOP is now located at 443 Hwy 71W in the former WIC in Bastrop. Our office is located in the strip mall with First National Bank & Tractor Supply. We’re just a couple of doors down from our prior, temporary location.

We’re closed Sunday and Monday. We’re open 10a.m. to 2p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. And, on Wednesday, we’re open in the early evening: 2p.m. to 6p.m.

Stop by and say “Howdy”![/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Notice of Ballot Canvass

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]NOTICE OF BALLOT CANVASS

The GOP Ballot Canvass will take place on Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 5PM.  This will take place at the new GOP office, 453 Hwy 71 in the old Beall’s Shoes location.  (This is in the strip mall with First National Bank, Harbor Freight, Tractor Supply.)[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

How to be a Convention Delegate

PLEASE NOTE: Several precinct convention locations have changed.  If you live in precinct 1001, 1002, 1003, 2010 or 4024, please click the “Check this list” link again to see the new location list.

Why would you want to be a convention delegate?  Convention delegates vote for the GOP Party platform.  Delegates to state convention choose the Party chair who will lead the Texas GOP through the midterms and in preparation for the 2024 Presidential election.  Besides the formal business, you meet like minded people!

The process is as follows:

  1. Vote in the GOP primary or fill out the form to affiliate with the Republican Party.
  2. Attend your precinct convention.  Precinct conventions will be held after the polls close at 7PM on March 1.  Where? Check this list for your precinct convention location.
  3. If you can’t make the convention: Please email Chairman Mike Gepner no later than February 25 at . Include your name, precinct, email address, and phone number in the email. If you have resolutions for consideration by the convention, please bring them to the precinct convention or email them to Mike Gepner.
  4. Be sure you are nominated and vote in as a delegate or alternate to the Bastrop County GOP Convention.
  5. This is a must to be a delegate to the Bastrop County convention.
    1. If you arrive for your precinct convention and no one else is there, you can run your own convention.  There will be a packet with forms that need to be filled out.  Do so, and you’ll have run your first convention!
    2. If more than one person arrives, but no one seems to be in charge, you can run the convention.
  6. When you receive the application to be a delegate to the State convention (June 16-18, Houston), be sure to return it as quickly as possible.  This is a must to be a delegate to the TexasGOP convention.
  7. Attend the Bastrop County GOP convention on March 26 at 10AM at the Family Worship Center, 2425 FM 1704, Elgin.
  8. Be sure you are nominated and vote in as a delegate or alternate to the Texas GOP Convention.
  9. Attend the Texas GOP Convention in Houston.  Meet fellow delegates.  Have fun!

2022 Texas GOP Logo with dates

Important dates:

  • March 1: Election Day and Precinct Conventions.  See list for locations.
  • March 26: Bastrop County GOP Convention. 10AM.  Family Worship Center, Elgin
  • June 16 – 18: Texas GOP Convention, Houston

Thinking About Running for Precinct Chair?

It’s time!  If you want to be a candidate for Bastrop County precinct chair in 2022, the second opportunity to apply for a place on the ballot has begun.

  • The application must be filed between January 15, 2022 and 6:00 p.m. on February 12, 2022. (Section 172.023, Texas Election Code).
  • Precinct Chairs can file using this Application for a Place on the Ballot.
    • Applications for precinct chair candidates may be filed in person (contact County Chair Mike Gepner to do so) or by mail or email, as there is no filing fee associated with the office of precinct chair.
    • A person must reside in the election precinct to be eligible to be a candidate for or to serve as a precinct chair for that precinct.
    • Addition information, including qualification to run for Party office, is on the Secretary of State’s website.
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