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NV GOP Makes Decision On Date Of Prez Caucus

NV GOP Makes Decision On Date Of Prez Caucus
N&V Staff
October 21, 2011
(Chuck Muth) – The decision has been made by the Nevada Republican Party on the date of Nevada presidential caucus: It’ll let its Central Committee members decide at their meeting tomorrow. There is HEAVY pressure on the party, and maybe even a few “bribes,” to move the caucus date back from Saturday, January 14 to Saturday, February 4.
Here’s the statement released by GOP Chairman Amy Tarkanian late last evening:
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – Following a conference call this evening with members of the State Republican Central Committee about the Nevada Republican Presidential Caucus, Chairman Amy Tarkanian issued the following statement:

 

“While no decision has been made, productive discussions with state Republican leaders have made one thing clear, our Party will take the steps necessary to ensure Nevada’s voice remains prominent in the Presidential selection process. It’s also clear that our Party leaders will not let the influence of Nevada voters be weakened because of the actions of a few other states and zealous individuals.

 

“My goals throughout the process have been consistent, remain the first state in the West, draw national attention to the hardships facing Nevadans due to President Obama’s failed leadership, and to preserve Nevada’s carve out status for the future. Tonight I once again laid out these goals for preserving Nevada’s prominent status and now our committee will collectively vote this weekend to determine a final date. Ultimately, no matter when the caucus will be held, I will fight to make sure Nevada voters will continue to have an influential role in determining our Party’s nominee and in making Barack Obama a one-term president.

 

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