Phillips County Republicans

03/22/2026

On to District Assembly!

03/21/2026

Thank you to the executive, teller, rules and credentials committees as well as all the delegates for a successful county assembly this morning!

03/20/2026

03/20/2026

Reminder to attend tomorrow’s assembly!

03/20/2026

A Grand ‘ole Party!

03/04/2026

🐘 Phillips County Republicans — mark your calendars!
Join us for our Phillips County Assembly on Saturday, March 21, 2026 at 8:00am at the Peerless Theatre in Holyoke.
Delegates elected at caucus will vote on candidates for county elected offices and determine which candidates Phillips County will send on to the District and State Assemblies.
Your participation matters — we hope to see you there! 🇺🇸

02/25/2026

🇺🇸 Phillips County Republicans — We Want YOU!

Our Phillips County Republican Caucus is coming up, and this is your opportunity to have your voice heard and help shape the future of our party at the county, district, and state level.

🗳️ Caucus is where delegates are chosen and grassroots voices matter most — whether you’ve attended before or this is your first time, you are welcome and wanted!

📌 Please share this post, invite friends and neighbors, and help spread the word across Phillips County. A personal invitation goes a long way!

✅ Pre-register here:
👉 https://caucus.cologop.org/

💻 Virtual access is available upon request (deadline to request is Sunday, March 1st @5:00pm).

Let’s show up strong, support one another, and make this a great caucus for our community. 🇺🇸💪

02/12/2026

HOW POLITICAL PARTIES FUNCTION IN ELECTIONS

Government Formed by the Consent of the Governed.

We organize by political ideology into parties:
MAJOR PARTY STATUS
(In Colorado)

✔ In Colorado, any party whose candidate for President or Governor receives over 10% of the vote in a General Election becomes a MAJOR PARTY for 4 years.
✔ Major Parties appoint Judges, Candidates, and Issue Committees who monitor for errors and disruptions.
✔ Major Parties appoint Judges
✔ Major Parties issue Election Watchers

MINOR PARTIES & INDEPENDENTS
✔ Minor parties and independent candidates must gather thousands of voter signatures to get on the ballot.

✘ Minor parties do not appoint Judges
✘ Minor parties do not elect.
✘ Minor parties hasn’t
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✘ No Election Watchers

ELECTION ADMINISTRATORS
Secretary of State & County Clerks
Keep election records of voters, procedures, and results
Make rules to adhere to new election laws

🇺🇸 Major, minor, and independent candidates all run in the primary election.
The General Election determines the winner of the office.