The Hays County Voting Precinct Map for the 2022 & 2023 Elections after redistricting for the 2020 Census Data. Color coded to the County Commissioner Precincts (adopted 11/09/2021 by the Commissioners Court).
Commissioner Precinct #1 (Green): Voting Precincts 100-145 (not contiguous)
Commissioner Precinct #2 (Yellow): Voting Precincts 200-254 (not contiguous)
Commissioner Precinct #3 (Red): Voting Precincts 300-372 (not contiguous)
Commissioner Precinct #4 (Blue): Voting Precincts 400-451 (not contiguous)
Note: The search box in the upper right hand corner of the map can be used to locate a specific address.
HCRW: Wimberley Independence Day Parade Float (2023)
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HCRW 1ST PLACE FLOAT (BEST DECORATED) IN WIMBERLEY PARADE 2023
Our fabulous Texas State Republicans who walked and sometimes ran the entire length of the parade. People were very impressed and commented about their participation.
We look forward to working with them in the future.
Thank You!
Evie Alexander
Gabriel Webb
Olivia Alexander
Carly French
Yes, as stated before, it did feel great to win.
We learned a lot in our first appearance at the Wimberley Parade.
Parade was a GIANT Block Walk. We reached hundreds of people that we would not normally reach.
Texas State Students engaged and walking next to float impacted people along the parade route. They truly made a difference in previous perceptions. Yes, there are Republicans at Texas State.
The positive Energy as we passed was contagious. People are hungry for change. Parade Watchers were ecstatic to see REPUBLICANS actively engaging.
We put the effort into making the float the BEST it could be and it paid off. We did the work and we stood out!
We need to do the same in 2024 in everything we do to win.
Our elected officials walking along float made them more accessible.
Loved that they actively supported us in this endeavor.
Next time, we will need lots more candy, beads and campaign information to pass out.
Plans are already in the works for a repeat in 2024.
Judge Tanner Neidhardt & Judge Traci Wright-Reneau
Walking Beside HCRW Float
Thank You!
We also want to thank the following volunteers for their time and talents making this year’s float a huge success by contributing their engineering abilities, crafting abilities, driving, walking and networking expertise.
Peggy & Charles Sweeney
Pam, Steve & Tyler Eakin
Kelli & Steve Whigham
Sandi & John Ellen
Julie Taylor
Michelle Lopez
Deanna Rademachir
Mary Clarkson
Laura Nunn
Debbie Adams
Joyce Jack
Ken Roberts
Why Attend The Lincoln-Reagan Dinner?
Conservatives are disappointed. Heck, they are mad! The outcome of the 2022 General Election here in Hays County and nationwide was not what we expected, much less wanted. Everyone is looking for a reason and too many are looking for someone or something to blame.
The bottom line is that We Lost The Election!
It was a gut punch, especially for our great incumbents and candidates. Many have walked away from the party in frustration. And lot of people are questioning why bother attending the Annual Lincoln~Reagan Dinner? Why indeed?
The names associated with the event should be reason enough. Lincoln, Reagan and their history with the Republican Party.
Continue reading “Why Attend The Lincoln-Reagan Dinner?”
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