Meet ORP Chairman Allen Alley, 10/24

Oregon Republican Party Chairman Allen Alley will be in Grants Pass on Wednesday, October 24!

You can meet him at Elmer’s Restaurant, 175 Agness Ave, at noon for a no-host luncheon, and/or at the Republican Campaign Headquarters, 326 SW 6th St, at 2:00 PM.

Allen is a real visionary, and he’ll be happy to answer your questions about the future of the Republican Party in Oregon and about our Get Out The Vote campaign.

This is a critical election year, and Allen is travelling around the state making sure we all have the motivation and information we need to elect Republicans in our local, state, and national races!

Breakfast with Allen Alley

Oregon State Republican Party Chair Allen Alley will be joining us for breakfast this Sunday, August 28, from 8:00-10:00 AM at the Taprock NW Grill.

He’ll be discussing how we can get ready to WIN in 2012! This will be a great opportunity to meet your state party chair, share your ideas with him, and learn what you can do to help make the 2012 election year a turning point in the history of our state and our country.

Allen is a great speaker, and a real down to earth person. He’ll be happy to answer your questions and share the insights he learned while walking all over the state in 2010 during his gubernatorial campaign. This is a breakfast you won’t soon forget!

What:	Breakfast with Allen Alley
When:	Sunday, August 28 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Where:	Taprock NW Grill 971 NE 6th St Grants Pass
Cost:	$25 per person

Allen Alley Elected Chair of Oregon GOP

Congratulations to Allen Alley, our newly elected Chairman of the Oregon Republican Party! Allen Alley will be a great chair, and we all wish him well and are thankful to have him serving in that position.

In his acceptance speech, Allen Alley said “The solutions for Oregon’s economy must include utilizing our rural assets of forests, fisheries, farms, energy resources and ranches as well as our technology and manufacturing base. A “Westside only” solution is not the answer and it is not sustainable. All Oregonians deserve a chance to take a shot and to make a better life for their families.” Outgoing Chairman Bob Tiernan said “Allen’s leadership style has done much to unify the Party. I can’t remember when a candidate has attracted such broad support, especially in an open seat election.”

Other newly elected officers of the Oregon Republican Party are Vice Chairman Tim Smith, a rancher and geologist from Harney County, and Treasurer Rob Kremer, a principal in Third Century Solutions, the Lake Oswego public affairs firm that created the Oregon Transformation Project, which is taking a look at Oregon’s budget problem from a new perspective. Allen Alley and Representative Dennis Richardson are the co-chairs of the Transformation Project. Darlien France was re-elected to serve a second term as ORP Secretary.

We heartily congratulate each of them, and look forward to a vital and energetic Oregon Republican Party as we head toward the 2012 election!