
Thursday, June 2nd from 4:00p to 7:00p
Hays City Store, 8989 FM 150, Driftwood, TX 78619
Thursday, June 2nd from 4:00p to 7:00p
Hays City Store, 8989 FM 150, Driftwood, TX 78619
Join Team Abbott and Texas Victory for an event in Hays County Friday, June 3rd and Saturday, June 4th as we kick-off the 2022 campaign cycle with a weekend of action!
Thursday, June 8th starting at 11:30p (doors open at 11:00a)
Ruby Ranch Lodge & Celebration Center, 292 Bartlett Drive W, Buda, TX 78610
The HCRP has recently created a YouTube Channel where videos of Candidates and Meetings will be posted and can be streamed live.
The URL is currently a default YouTube temporary assignment:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA4VEmOeKs2VvZJId0Iyelw
Once there are at least 100 Subscribers to the Channel and it has been in existence for 30 days, it will be possible to change the URL to something a bit easier to remember, like:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/HCRP
Please visit the HCRP YouTube Channel and Subscribe to it. A Subscription is like Following on Facebook. You will receive notifications of new videos as they are posted. There is no fee or commitment required.
Link to Live Streamed Video of HCRW 03/08/2022 Meeting ~ Candidate Meet & Greet
The Hays County Voting Precinct Map for the 2022 Election 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.
When I was in the Navy, each of my days were started by hearing these words blasting from the loud speaker: “Now Hear This, Now Hear This”. It is a sound that I really never forget. Following that wake up greeting were the orders of the day and any other information that was pertinent.
I reflected on that experience recently as we started a new year for the Hays County Republican Party. It is my wish that we all take a deep breath and stay focused on the work that we have to do in 2021 at the county level. We are a County Party. We have local elections in front of us, candidates to find and candidates to support. We have numerous opportunities in front of us to expand our Republican Groups and to carry our conservative messages effectively to every corner of the county. We have the 87th Texas Legislature in session and consideration will be given to the 10 legislative priorities of the Republican Party of Texas. We have a responsibility as a county party to stay engaged in support of our conservative values as they play out in this session.
As your Chairman, it will be my pleasure to lead the Hays County Republican Party as we work together to be highly engaged Republicans. No road is absolutely smooth. All roads have a few bumps. The trick is always to navigate past the bumps and to get where you want to go.
Please join me on a trip this year to a place called HAYS COUNTY RED. You will not find it on your GPS. You will, however, find it by following your GOP. I look forward to seeing you on the road!
Bob Parks, Chair
Hays County Republican Party
Visit the HCRP Welcome Center for campaign information, bumper stickers, campaign signs, more information about the party, to attend activities or just to say Hi.
With the move there will be many more activities and a much more open office schedule. Volunteers will be needed to help operate the new office, as well as to help with existing and new voter engagement activities. Stay tuned for more updates and volunteer requests.
Note: Currently open for Special Events only.