Party Reorganization

The WCRP will be reorganizing our precincts March 7 at Jonesborough Middle School.  The Precinct officers and delegates will then come back to elect the County Board.  Any registered voter in Washington County who affilliates with the Republican Party is welcome.  If you have any questions on reorganization please call Ethan Flynn at 423-767-6000

Road to Victory Rally in Blountville, TN

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 03, 2008
9:45 AM to 12:45 PM

Please wear something red to remind everyone to keep Virginia and Tennessee Red on Tuesday!

If you have any questions please email: Virginia@JohnMcCain.com

Please click here to RSVP online and print your ticket for this event

We have two headquarters in Johnson City and Jonesborough.  They will be open from 11am-2pm.  We are working on extending the hours until 6pm just as soon as we can coordinate the volunteers. Right now we have McCain Palin buttons and bumper stickers.  We will notify those who have signed up via email when we have signs.

Johnson City Location

2111 West Mount Castle Rd Suite5

Jonesborough Location

125 East Jackson Blvd suite 4

Thank you for your overwhelming support!  Right now we have 2 headquarter locations in Johnson City and Jonesborough that will be opening as soon as possible.  However, at this time we are out of all McCAin/Palin campaign material.  Please sign up on our email list and as soon as we have materials we will notify you.  Thank you, 

 Ethan Flynn, Chairman Washington County Republican Party

Click Here to Sign Up

State Representative for the Seventh District, Matthew Hill, and his challenger in the upcoming Republican primary, Todd Smith, will be speaking Tuesday night at the Jonesborough Pizza Parlor at 6:30pm. Each candidate will be given 15-20 minutes to speak.

The event is hosted by the Washington County Young Republicans.

The Unicoi County Republican Party will be holding an Ice Cream Social Fund Raiser on Monday, July 1 from 3pm until 8pm at the Unicoi County Heritage Museum. Tickets are $10 each; children under 4 are free.

Featured guests will be US Congressman David Davis, District 5 State Representative David Hawk, and District 1 State Senator Steve Southerland. Special Guest Speaker will be State Party Chair Robin Smith.

Tickets can be purchased from UCRP members or at the door. Proceeds will go to support local, state, and national candidates.

Jonesborough, Tenn.  (May 26, 2008) –The committee to elect Todd Smith to the Tennessee State Legislature will host a fundraising soup bean dinner and dessert auction for the candidate at the Metro Kiwanis Park in Johnson City on Thursday from 5 to 8 PM.

“This election is about building opportunities for Washington County,” said Smith.  “Effective leadership in Nashville will lead to building job and education opportunities in the seventh district.”

Metro Kiwanis Park is located at 817 Guaranda Dr. in Johnson City. 

The event is free and open to the public.  Donations will be accepted at the door.

Smith announced his candidacy for the state’s seventh district House of Representatives seat in November 2007.  He is an Air Force veteran, serves in the TN Air National Guard and is currently employed by the City of Johnson City in economic development.  More information on Smith can be found at www.smithworksforyou.com. 

Congressman David Davis will be at the House of Ribs in Johnson City Friday, May 9th from 6pm-8pm. Light hors d’oeuvres will be served. Suggested donation is $25.

At a dinner at the Cranberry Thistle in Jonesborough last night, State Representative for the Seventh District, Matthew Hill, officially announced his bid for reelection.

Hill was kept in Nashville due to work on SJR 127, but addressed the crowd via cell phone. While noting his accomplishments in Nashville, Hill focused on further work to be done in the Seventh District.

Washington, DC — The United States Chamber of Commerce today announced that Congressman David Davis has been awarded the prestigious “Spirit of Enterprise” award for his voting record on growth, business, and free enterprise related legislation during the first session of the 110th Congress. Congressman Davis issued the following statement after receiving the award:

Anytime I have the opportunity to vote in favor of creating jobs for First District Tennesseans and growing small businesses, I take the opportunity as a true honor,” said Congressman Davis. “With an uncertain economy, it is important to help grow our economy by creating jobs, lowering taxes, and growing the small businesses that support our local communities. You can’t tax and spend yourself into prosperity, which many people in Washington would like to do, and it is my job to help protect the middle class families and small businesses of Tennessee’s First district.” Davis added.

Representative Davis has proven to be an effective ally to the business community, supporting legislation that helps grow the economy and creates new jobs for hardworking Americans,” said Tom Donohue, Chamber President and CEO. “The Chamber is grateful for David’s commitment to these important issues and is proud to present him with this award.”

The Chamber’s prestigious “Spirit of Enterprise” award is given annually to members of Congress based on rankings it gives for key business votes outlined in its yearly publication, How They Voted. This is the twentieth year that the U.S. Chamber has formally honored the accomplishments of this select group of members of Congress.