Craven County Republican Party

02/26/2025

Lol😂😂.

02/26/2025

Facts are hard to swallow!

In Senate floor remarks, Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) defended DOGE by calling out several government-funded programs, and slammed a non-profit organization wher...

02/21/2025

Craven County Sheriff Chip Hughes!

02/20/2025

02/19/2025

Join the Craven County Republican Party for our annual Reagan Dinner on Thursday, March 20, 2025, at Maola as we honor the hardworking farmers who keep America strong. This year, we pay tribute to North Carolina’s local farmers, who provide the essential farm-to-table food that nourishes our families and fuels our communities.

🎤 Featured Guest Speakers:
🔹 NC Treasurer Bradford Briner
🔹 Congressman Dr. Greg Murphy
🔹 State Representative Jimmy Dixon – Senior Chair of the Agriculture & Environment Committee

🌾 Recognizing Local Farmers
This evening, we will celebrate the dedication of our local farmers—the backbone of our nation—who work tirelessly to keep America great and secure by providing fresh, local food straight from their fields to our tables.

🥩🍗 Enjoy a delicious steak and chicken dinner, complete with sides and dessert, all for just $65 per ticket!

02/19/2025

🚨🚨🚨BOMBSHELL🚨🚨🚨

02/15/2025

They keep crying we just need to keep ! Democratic Party Don’t worry they have a foolproof plan to keep losing!

02/14/2025

02/14/2025

The school system said Scott Murphy’s last day in the role was on Monday.

02/14/2025

An official website of the United States government!
https://www.doge.gov/

02/13/2025

THE 1776 PROPHECY - Must Read!

02/13/2025

As previous administrations have done,

02/12/2025

Council of State Republicans Provide Helene Updates
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NC Council of State Republicans have made important announcements regarding the rebuild effort from Hurricane Helene's devastating impact in Western North Carolina.
State Treasurer Brad Briner
The Department of State Treasurer (DST) is poised to begin approving loans this month from a $100 million program created to help local governments still reeling from the ravages of Hurricane Helene.
“Our staff has performed Herculean work in short order to build the architecture of the cashflow loan program from the ground up. We are eager to begin approving loans later this month to potentially more than 140 local governments that were shattered by Helene. They have shown irrepressible grit as they continue to pick up the pieces. These loans will give them a cash infusion sorely needed to accelerate the road to recovery,” Treasurer Briner said.
Local governments must provide damage assessments to the N.C. Department of Emergency Management no later than Feb. 14, as detailed in an earlier memo. Those assessments will be used to calculate loan amounts. Once the loan amount is determined, the governing board of impacted local governments will need to vote to approve acceptance of the loans.
The cashflow loan program was created under the Disaster Recovery Act of 2024. The General Assembly designated DST to administer the program. The first loans could be issued as soon as Feb. 24.
State Auditor Dave Boliek
The North Carolina Office of the State Auditor (OSA) has launched a new online dashboard that allows users to track Hurricane Helene recovery in Western North Carolina.

"On Day 1 the State Auditor’s Office committed to bringing transparency and accountability to hurricane recovery, and I’m proud of the work our team has done to produce the Helene Recovery Dashboard," said State Auditor Dave Boliek. "This is an easy-to-navigate tool that shows how many people are in hotels and how many people are displaced, and I look forward to building it out further as North Carolina continues to recover."

The Helene Recovery Dashboard tracks data by county, showing how many households are displaced, utilizing FEMA shelter assistance, still seeking assistance, and not utilizing assistance. FEMA data is updated automatically each week.

OSA has also included data on State Temporary Housing Units, and a Q&A section with common questions asked by the general public about recovery. Data and answers for these sections are dependent on data secured by OSA from the Stein Administration. OSA is currently working with the Stein Administration on the smooth transfer of real-time data in order to keep the dashboard updated regularly.

Visit the dashboard here.

CONTACT:
Matt Mercer
[email protected]

02/11/2025

I am a sponsor of HB 66 that will shorten early voting to one week. Currently it is in excess of 2 weeks.

Protracted early voting is costly to the taxpayers, stressful for our election workers (16 hour days), and very difficult for candidates who need to work 5 different polling places scattered across the county for 13-15 days.

It has not been that long ago that election day was the first Tuesday of November and that was the only day to vote except for mail in ballots. I support early voting but feel one week is plenty long enough.

This should not be seen as a partisan issue as Republicans early votes exceeded Democrats in early voting. Many of my Democrat colleagues feel the same as I do about this but cannot express their position to the public for fear of backlash from their party leaders.

02/11/2025

Last night, President Donald J. Trump's administration followed through on another promise to North Carolina: restoring the name of Fort Bragg to our Army base.

The memorandum signed by Secretary of State Pete Hegseth renames the base to honor Private First Class Roland L. Bragg, who served with great distinction during World War II with the U.S. Army.

The effort led by radical woke Senator Elizabeth Warren to erase military history must be reversed, and President Trump is delivering again for the people of North Carolina.

Promises made, promises kept.