Candidates seeking office are required to get signatures to secure ballot access.  As you see our Republican candidates out knocking doors to gather their minimum number of signatures, please help them out by

1. Signing your name exactly as you are registered, and
2. Using the actual municipality in which you reside, instead of your mailing city

Individual candidates running for Union County and local offices are circulating their own petitions with help from volunteers.

UCRC needs help gathering signatures for statewide judicial candidates.  If you are willing to sign a petition to help get good judges elected this year, please contact chairman@unioncountygop.com so we can arrange a time to connect with you.

Petitions circulate starting tomorrow, February 19, and must be filed no later than March 12.

Members of PA GOP State Committee met in Hershey on Friday and Saturday.  Candidates for retention and election to statewide judicial positions on Superior and Commonwealth Club met with members in caucus meetings and informally.

State Chairman Val DiGiorgio spoke passionately in support of life and pushing back against the progressive socialists who seek to destroy America.

Endorsement is always an issue at the winter meetings.  Central Caucus, which normally stands in opposition to endorsement, favored endorsement by a 58-32 vote.  Members voted to endorse all the sitting judges for retention.  The vote for two open Superior Court seats was: Christylee Peck-65, Rebecca Warren-53, and Megan King-50.

In the PAGOP General Meeting held later Saturday morning, the choice to endorse was secured by an overwhelming voice vote, followed by a suspended roll call when the threshold approving endorsement was reached.    On a roll call vote the following candidates were endorsed: Christylee Peck-261 and Megan King-223.  With 131 votes, Rebecca Warren was not endorsed.