The Clark County Washington Republicans gathered on March 16 for the Clark County Republican Convention, during which they elected 155 delegates to the Washington State convention, ratified the party Core Principles, and solidified the official Party Platform. The event, which took place at the Clark County Event Center, drew hundreds of attendees who were eager to engage in the democratic process and show their support for the party. WSRP Chairman Jim Walsh said it was the best organized County Convention he has been to throughout the state. The meeting was marked by the presence of several prominent candidates, including the endorsed candidate for Governor, Semi Bird, and endorsed candidate for U.S. House Washington District 3 candidate, Joe Kent. Former Senator Don Benton also took the stage to advocate for Donald Trump's presidential run in 2024, in his capacity as the Washington State Director of Trump for President 2024.
The event was not only an opportunity for political engagement but also a chance for the attendees to engage with like-minded individuals and discuss the future of the Republican party in the region. The energy and enthusiasm in the room was apparent as the attendees actively participated in the proceedings, demonstrating their commitment to the party's ideals and values.
Looking ahead, the Washington State Convention is scheduled to take place from April 18th to 20th in Spokane, WA.
The State Convention is a pivotal event in the political calendar of the Washington State Republican Party. It’s a significant gathering of Party delegates from across the state, who come together to define the Party’s platform, elect Party leadership, elect national delegates, presidential electors, and now also endorse candidates for statewide and federal offices.
