--- title: CCRP Newsletter Oct 12, 2025 - Clark County Republican Party description: Clark County Republican Party - Get the Latest Republican News and Events in Clark County, WA url: https://clarkrepublicans.org/component/acym/archive/481-ccrp-newsletter-oct-12-2025 --- You are not connected. The newsletter may include some user information, so they may not be displayed correctly. # CCRP Newsletter Oct 12, 2025 CCRP Newsletter Oct 12, 2025 | Can't read or see images? View this email in a browser ‍‍Unsubscribe ‍Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍CCRP Endorsed CandidatesCandidate EventsWho is on your Ballot?Register to Vote You're invited to "Meet the District 5 Clark County Charter Review Candidates" on Tuesday, October 21 at 6 PM, hosted at Podunk Pizza Co., located at 630 E Birch Ave, La Center, WA. This event will feature candidates Brad Benton (Position 1), Duncan Hoss (Position 2), and Peter Silliman (Position 3), providing community members an opportunity to learn more about each candidate and their views ahead of the upcoming election. Attendees are encouraged to engage with the candidates and gather information to help make informed choices before casting their vote on or before Tuesday, November 4.Submit your comment by October 20 - it only takes a minute.If you think only citizen's should be allowed to vote here is an easy Action for you to take‍To Submit a comment:Go to www.regulations.govSearch for the docket number associated with AFL’s petition – EAC-2025-0236-0001Click on “Comment”Write your comment. Be clear, concise, and specific but do not put your name or email or address in the comments.Fill out the required fields (name, email etc) or choose to comment anonymously. Review your comment and click “Submit”Read More About EAC-2025-0236-0001‍Candidates Need Our HelpPlease contact the endorsed candidates in your area to see how you can help. Paper voter pamplets have been mailed with candidate info and websites.Here are some tips on letter writing to our local media to support them.Support candidates for the Tuesday, November 4 election in a letter to the editor. Your specific contact info isn't published, just city/area.Post your letter to social media also to reach out. Share supportive posts that others have written and/or the website of the candidate.City Council races, School Board members,Charter Review Commissioners, See https://clarkrepublicans.org/Clark County Todayhttps://www.clarkcountytoday.com Letter to editor. allows up to 600 words , allows hyper-links in letter. Submit email to News@ClarkCountyToday.comThe Reflectorhttps://thereflector.com/forms/letters/ Preferably under 500 words.  No anonymous letters or thank you lettersCamas Post RecordAllows up to  400 words, letters should be submitted by noon on the Monday prior to the Thursday publication. Letters require the author's first and last names, city of residence and contact information. https://www.camaspostrecord.com/letter-to-the-editor/The Columbianhttps://www.columbian.com/lettertotheeditor/ Limit, 200 words for issues, 100 words for candidate or ballot measure. Send letter to: letters@columbian.com include first and last name, and address or phone number.Submit a letter to all publications to inform more people.‍‘One-sided’ panel discussion irks conservative candidates for Charter Review Commission‍‘One-sided’ panel discussion irks conservative candidates for Charter Review CommissionConservative candidates for the Charter Review Commission criticized a recent League of Women Voters panel as one-sided, while organizers say all political viewpoints were invited to participate.League of Women Voters of Clark County said they invited experts from all political stripes to participate but only four responded to be on the panel for the discussion titled: Election 2025: What is the Clark County Charter? Read the article at ClarkCountyToday Salute to VeteransVisit https://clarkcountyrepublicanwomen.org for more informationWA GOP Chairman Jim WalshRep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen delivers his October 2 update. Walsh explains that the federal shutdown is another result of Congress’s 20-year failure to pass real budgets, relying instead on short-term “continuing resolutions.” This latest standoff centers on whether to extend Medicaid to people in the country illegally—a policy Washington State already adopted years ago under a federal waiver. The dispute is mainly between Senate leaders Schumer and Thune, not about Trump despite what some claim. While federal workers may see brief paycheck delays, shutdowns like this usually resolve quickly. The noise from Democrats and the media is mostly political theater, and there’s no threat of unrest here in Washington. See the full video below. Donation Opportunities‍→DonateThis email was sent by info@clarkrepublicans.org to ‍ Clark County, WA Republican Party \| PO Box 205, Vancouver WA 98666No longer want to receive these emails?‍Unsubscribe ‍ | | | --- | --- | | Can't read or see images? View this email in a browser ‍‍Unsubscribe ‍Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍CCRP Endorsed CandidatesCandidate EventsWho is on your Ballot?Register to Vote You're invited to "Meet the District 5 Clark County Charter Review Candidates" on Tuesday, October 21 at 6 PM, hosted at Podunk Pizza Co., located at 630 E Birch Ave, La Center, WA. This event will feature candidates Brad Benton (Position 1), Duncan Hoss (Position 2), and Peter Silliman (Position 3), providing community members an opportunity to learn more about each candidate and their views ahead of the upcoming election. Attendees are encouraged to engage with the candidates and gather information to help make informed choices before casting their vote on or before Tuesday, November 4.Submit your comment by October 20 - it only takes a minute.If you think only citizen's should be allowed to vote here is an easy Action for you to take‍To Submit a comment:Go to www.regulations.govSearch for the docket number associated with AFL’s petition – EAC-2025-0236-0001Click on “Comment”Write your comment. Be clear, concise, and specific but do not put your name or email or address in the comments.Fill out the required fields (name, email etc) or choose to comment anonymously. Review your comment and click “Submit”Read More About EAC-2025-0236-0001‍Candidates Need Our HelpPlease contact the endorsed candidates in your area to see how you can help. Paper voter pamplets have been mailed with candidate info and websites.Here are some tips on letter writing to our local media to support them.Support candidates for the Tuesday, November 4 election in a letter to the editor. Your specific contact info isn't published, just city/area.Post your letter to social media also to reach out. Share supportive posts that others have written and/or the website of the candidate.City Council races, School Board members,Charter Review Commissioners, See https://clarkrepublicans.org/Clark County Todayhttps://www.clarkcountytoday.com Letter to editor. allows up to 600 words , allows hyper-links in letter. Submit email to News@ClarkCountyToday.comThe Reflectorhttps://thereflector.com/forms/letters/ Preferably under 500 words.  No anonymous letters or thank you lettersCamas Post RecordAllows up to  400 words, letters should be submitted by noon on the Monday prior to the Thursday publication. Letters require the author's first and last names, city of residence and contact information. https://www.camaspostrecord.com/letter-to-the-editor/The Columbianhttps://www.columbian.com/lettertotheeditor/ Limit, 200 words for issues, 100 words for candidate or ballot measure. Send letter to: letters@columbian.com include first and last name, and address or phone number.Submit a letter to all publications to inform more people.‍‘One-sided’ panel discussion irks conservative candidates for Charter Review Commission‍‘One-sided’ panel discussion irks conservative candidates for Charter Review CommissionConservative candidates for the Charter Review Commission criticized a recent League of Women Voters panel as one-sided, while organizers say all political viewpoints were invited to participate.League of Women Voters of Clark County said they invited experts from all political stripes to participate but only four responded to be on the panel for the discussion titled: Election 2025: What is the Clark County Charter? Read the article at ClarkCountyToday Salute to VeteransVisit https://clarkcountyrepublicanwomen.org for more informationWA GOP Chairman Jim WalshRep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen delivers his October 2 update. Walsh explains that the federal shutdown is another result of Congress’s 20-year failure to pass real budgets, relying instead on short-term “continuing resolutions.” This latest standoff centers on whether to extend Medicaid to people in the country illegally—a policy Washington State already adopted years ago under a federal waiver. The dispute is mainly between Senate leaders Schumer and Thune, not about Trump despite what some claim. While federal workers may see brief paycheck delays, shutdowns like this usually resolve quickly. The noise from Democrats and the media is mostly political theater, and there’s no threat of unrest here in Washington. See the full video below. Donation Opportunities‍→DonateThis email was sent by info@clarkrepublicans.org to ‍ Clark County, WA Republican Party \| PO Box 205, Vancouver WA 98666No longer want to receive these emails?‍Unsubscribe ‍ | | | Can't read or see images? View this email in a browser ‍‍Unsubscribe ‍ | | | Can't read or see images? View this email in a browser ‍‍Unsubscribe ‍ | | | | Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍ | | | | | Official Clark County, WA Republican Party‍ | | | Representing over 350 Precincts with Precinct Committee Officers (PCO), elected by local precinct residents.‍ | | | CCRP Endorsed Candidates | Candidate Events | | CCRP Endorsed Candidates | | | Candidate Events | | | Who is on your Ballot? | Register to Vote | | Who is on your Ballot? | | | Register to Vote | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | You're invited to "Meet the District 5 Clark County Charter Review Candidates" on Tuesday, October 21 at 6 PM, hosted at Podunk Pizza Co., located at 630 E Birch Ave, La Center, WA. This event will feature candidates Brad Benton (Position 1), Duncan Hoss (Position 2), and Peter Silliman (Position 3), providing community members an opportunity to learn more about each candidate and their views ahead of the upcoming election. Attendees are encouraged to engage with the candidates and gather information to help make informed choices before casting their vote on or before Tuesday, November 4. | | | You're invited to "Meet the District 5 Clark County Charter Review Candidates" on Tuesday, October 21 at 6 PM, hosted at Podunk Pizza Co., located at 630 E Birch Ave, La Center, WA. This event will feature candidates Brad Benton (Position 1), Duncan Hoss (Position 2), and Peter Silliman (Position 3), providing community members an opportunity to learn more about each candidate and their views ahead of the upcoming election. Attendees are encouraged to engage with the candidates and gather information to help make informed choices before casting their vote on or before Tuesday, November 4. | | | | | | | | | Submit your comment by October 20 - it only takes a minute.If you think only citizen's should be allowed to vote here is an easy Action for you to take‍ | | | Submit your comment by October 20 - it only takes a minute.If you think only citizen's should be allowed to vote here is an easy Action for you to take‍ | | | To Submit a comment:Go to www.regulations.govSearch for the docket number associated with AFL’s petition – EAC-2025-0236-0001Click on “Comment”Write your comment. Be clear, concise, and specific but do not put your name or email or address in the comments.Fill out the required fields (name, email etc) or choose to comment anonymously. Review your comment and click “Submit”Read More About EAC-2025-0236-0001 | | | | | | To Submit a comment:Go to www.regulations.govSearch for the docket number associated with AFL’s petition – EAC-2025-0236-0001Click on “Comment”Write your comment. Be clear, concise, and specific but do not put your name or email or address in the comments.Fill out the required fields (name, email etc) or choose to comment anonymously. Review your comment and click “Submit” | | | Read More About EAC-2025-0236-0001 | | | | | | ‍Candidates Need Our HelpPlease contact the endorsed candidates in your area to see how you can help. Paper voter pamplets have been mailed with candidate info and websites.Here are some tips on letter writing to our local media to support them.Support candidates for the Tuesday, November 4 election in a letter to the editor. Your specific contact info isn't published, just city/area.Post your letter to social media also to reach out. Share supportive posts that others have written and/or the website of the candidate.City Council races, School Board members,Charter Review Commissioners, See https://clarkrepublicans.org/Clark County Todayhttps://www.clarkcountytoday.com Letter to editor. allows up to 600 words , allows hyper-links in letter. Submit email to News@ClarkCountyToday.comThe Reflectorhttps://thereflector.com/forms/letters/ Preferably under 500 words.  No anonymous letters or thank you lettersCamas Post RecordAllows up to  400 words, letters should be submitted by noon on the Monday prior to the Thursday publication. Letters require the author's first and last names, city of residence and contact information. https://www.camaspostrecord.com/letter-to-the-editor/The Columbianhttps://www.columbian.com/lettertotheeditor/ Limit, 200 words for issues, 100 words for candidate or ballot measure. Send letter to: letters@columbian.com include first and last name, and address or phone number.Submit a letter to all publications to inform more people. | | | ‍Candidates Need Our HelpPlease contact the endorsed candidates in your area to see how you can help. Paper voter pamplets have been mailed with candidate info and websites.Here are some tips on letter writing to our local media to support them.Support candidates for the Tuesday, November 4 election in a letter to the editor. Your specific contact info isn't published, just city/area.Post your letter to social media also to reach out. Share supportive posts that others have written and/or the website of the candidate.City Council races, School Board members,Charter Review Commissioners, See https://clarkrepublicans.org/Clark County Todayhttps://www.clarkcountytoday.com Letter to editor. allows up to 600 words , allows hyper-links in letter. Submit email to News@ClarkCountyToday.comThe Reflectorhttps://thereflector.com/forms/letters/ Preferably under 500 words.  No anonymous letters or thank you lettersCamas Post RecordAllows up to  400 words, letters should be submitted by noon on the Monday prior to the Thursday publication. Letters require the author's first and last names, city of residence and contact information. https://www.camaspostrecord.com/letter-to-the-editor/The Columbianhttps://www.columbian.com/lettertotheeditor/ Limit, 200 words for issues, 100 words for candidate or ballot measure. Send letter to: letters@columbian.com include first and last name, and address or phone number.Submit a letter to all publications to inform more people. | | | | | | | | | ‍‘One-sided’ panel discussion irks conservative candidates for Charter Review Commission | | | ‍‘One-sided’ panel discussion irks conservative candidates for Charter Review Commission | | | | | | | | | ‍‘One-sided’ panel discussion irks conservative candidates for Charter Review CommissionConservative candidates for the Charter Review Commission criticized a recent League of Women Voters panel as one-sided, while organizers say all political viewpoints were invited to participate.League of Women Voters of Clark County said they invited experts from all political stripes to participate but only four responded to be on the panel for the discussion titled: Election 2025: What is the Clark County Charter? Read the article at ClarkCountyToday | | | ‍‘One-sided’ panel discussion irks conservative candidates for Charter Review CommissionConservative candidates for the Charter Review Commission criticized a recent League of Women Voters panel as one-sided, while organizers say all political viewpoints were invited to participate.League of Women Voters of Clark County said they invited experts from all political stripes to participate but only four responded to be on the panel for the discussion titled: Election 2025: What is the Clark County Charter? Read the article at ClarkCountyToday | | | | | | | | | Salute to VeteransVisit https://clarkcountyrepublicanwomen.org for more information | | | Salute to VeteransVisit https://clarkcountyrepublicanwomen.org for more information | | | | | | | | | WA GOP Chairman Jim WalshRep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen delivers his October 2 update. Walsh explains that the federal shutdown is another result of Congress’s 20-year failure to pass real budgets, relying instead on short-term “continuing resolutions.” This latest standoff centers on whether to extend Medicaid to people in the country illegally—a policy Washington State already adopted years ago under a federal waiver. The dispute is mainly between Senate leaders Schumer and Thune, not about Trump despite what some claim. While federal workers may see brief paycheck delays, shutdowns like this usually resolve quickly. The noise from Democrats and the media is mostly political theater, and there’s no threat of unrest here in Washington. See the full video below. | | | WA GOP Chairman Jim WalshRep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen delivers his October 2 update. Walsh explains that the federal shutdown is another result of Congress’s 20-year failure to pass real budgets, relying instead on short-term “continuing resolutions.” This latest standoff centers on whether to extend Medicaid to people in the country illegally—a policy Washington State already adopted years ago under a federal waiver. The dispute is mainly between Senate leaders Schumer and Thune, not about Trump despite what some claim. While federal workers may see brief paycheck delays, shutdowns like this usually resolve quickly. The noise from Democrats and the media is mostly political theater, and there’s no threat of unrest here in Washington. 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