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Tim Pawlenty to Keynote Manchester Republican Committee Lincoln-Reagan Day Dinner - 2.20.2010
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Republican David Boutin Wins Senate 16 Race - 2.16.2010
Boutin beats Goley in all three Manchester wards.
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Manchester Republican Committee Elects New Board Of Directors - 1.21.2010
Cliff Hurst Elected Chairman
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Boutin wins NH Senate District 16 Primary Race - 1.13.2010
Republican David Boutin represents real choice for District 16 voters
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Union Leader pleased with more Republican candidates - 10.28.2009
Manchester's largest newspaper makes its endorsements for aldermen, many of whom are Republicans
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Union Leader endorses Ted Gatsas - 10.26.2009
Manchester's largest newspaper endorses Republican for mayor
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Out-of-state forces influencing Manchester's votes - 10.18.2009
The New Hampshire Sunday News discusses the outside special interests opposing the proposed spending cap in Manchester
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Brief analysis of the proposed spending cap - 10.12.2009
The New Hampshire Union Leader acknowledges the weakness of the arguments against the proposed spending cap in Manchester
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John Stephen Endorses Ted Gatsas for Mayor - 9.21.2009
Long-time state official says Gatsas is "best prepared and most equipped to lead"
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Former Alderman Bill Cashin Endorses Ted Gatsas for Mayor - 9.18.2009
Democrat crosses party lines to endorse a Republican for mayor
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Gatsas Wins Primary with Citywide Support - 9.16.2009
Gatsas wins Mancheter's Mayoral primary, sweeping every ward.
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Ted Gatsas Announces for Mayor - 6.8.2009
Gatsas pledges bipartisan solutions and long-term strategic planning.
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Manchester Mayor Draws National Attention for Leadership - 5.6.2009
Mayor Frank Guinta identified by national GOP leaders as one to watch.
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Manchester Tea Party Surpasses Expectations - 4.16.2009
Over 2,000 individuals attended the Manchester Tea Party on April 15, 2009.
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Recommended Slate Announced - 1.5.2009
Per the MRC bylaws, a nominating committee, formed by board resolution, has announced the following slate of candidates for officers of the MRC for the 2009 elections.
Chair: Will Infantine
First Vice Chair: Keith Murphy
Second Vice Chair: Jean Esslinger
Treasurer: Bryan Bernier
Secretary: Win Hutchinson
Board elections will be held at 7 pm on Wednesday January 21st at Murphy's Taproom, 494 Elm Street in Manchester. Nominations may also be made from the floor at that time, prior to voting, and all candidates will receive three minutes to address the membership.
According to MRC bylaws, any Manchester Republican who has attended at least three general meetings in the previous calendar year will be entitled to vote in this election.
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Ray Wieczorek Tribute - Shhh ...It's a Surprise! - 11.13.2008
A tribute to New Hampshire's premier statesman, Wednesday, December 10, 6-9 p.m., Verizon Wireless Arena.
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MANCHESTER REPUBLICANS ADD HOUSE SEATS - 11.5.2008
Despite a difficult national environment for Republicans, MRC candidates added a house seat, taking the Manchester delegation from six to seven Republicans. Congratulations to the following seven candidates:
Saggy Tahir - ward 2
Leo Pepino - ward 4
Will Infantine - ward 6
Larry Gagne - ward 6
Steve Vaillancourt - ward 8
Connie Soucy - wards 10-12
Irene Messier - wards 10-12
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MRC OFFERS 5-POINT PLEDGE TO MANCHESTER - 10.7.2008
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CITY HALL LAUNCHES VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE - 9.25.2008
The City Clerk's Office has announced that there will be voter registration available at the following times and places.
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STATE DEMOCRATS GET $1.745 MILLION FROM OUT-OF-STATE - 9.25.2008
MANCHESTER -- The Manchester Republican Committee today released a report proving that the NH Democratic Party and its candidates have received $1.745 million from out-of-state sources, amounting to 47.21% of their total primary take. The NH Republican Party and its candidates, by contrast, have received less than $209,000 from out of state. The reports come in the wake of accusations by the Democrats of Republicans using "out-of-state influence" to affect New Hampshire politics.
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MRC CALLS ON BMA TO PUT SPENDING CAP ON NOVEMBER BALLOT - 9.3.2008
MANCHESTER - The Manchester Republican Committee called on the Board of Mayor and Aldermen to follow the clear intent of the law and the will of the voters by placing the spending cap question on the November ballot.
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MRC ENDORSES SPENDING CAP, CHALLENGES CITY DEMS TO JOIN IN PROTECTING TAXPAYERS - 7.30.2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
7/30/08
MRC ENDORSES SPENDING CAP, CHALLENGES CITY DEMS TO JOIN IN PROTECTING TAXPAYERS
MANCHESTER -- The Manchester Republican Committee today congratulated the New Hampshire Advantage Coalition on filing the petitions necessary to place a question before the voters limiting the city's spending increases to no more than the rate of inflation. "This is a huge accomplishment for the staff and volunteers of the NHAC, and Manchester will be better for it when this ballot question passes in November," said Will Infantine, chair of the MRC.
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CITY REPUBLICANS FIELD FULL SLATE - 6.24.2008
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MRC Launches New Website - 6.18.2008
MRC Launches New Website
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Ward 1 Changes Polling Location - 6.18.2008
Ward 1 moves polling location to Derryfield School effective immediately
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Republican David Boutin Wins Senate 16 Race - 2.16.2010
Boutin beats Goley in all three Manchester wards.
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Manchester Republican Committee Elects New Board Of Directors - 1.21.2010
Cliff Hurst Elected Chairman
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Boutin wins NH Senate District 16 Primary Race - 1.13.2010
Republican David Boutin represents real choice for District 16 voters
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Union Leader pleased with more Republican candidates - 10.28.2009
Manchester's largest newspaper makes its endorsements for aldermen, many of whom are Republicans
Read More»
Union Leader endorses Ted Gatsas - 10.26.2009
Manchester's largest newspaper endorses Republican for mayor
Read More»
Out-of-state forces influencing Manchester's votes - 10.18.2009
The New Hampshire Sunday News discusses the outside special interests opposing the proposed spending cap in Manchester
Read More»
Brief analysis of the proposed spending cap - 10.12.2009
The New Hampshire Union Leader acknowledges the weakness of the arguments against the proposed spending cap in Manchester
Read More»
John Stephen Endorses Ted Gatsas for Mayor - 9.21.2009
Long-time state official says Gatsas is "best prepared and most equipped to lead"
Read More»
Former Alderman Bill Cashin Endorses Ted Gatsas for Mayor - 9.18.2009
Democrat crosses party lines to endorse a Republican for mayor
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Gatsas Wins Primary with Citywide Support - 9.16.2009
Gatsas wins Mancheter's Mayoral primary, sweeping every ward.
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Ted Gatsas Announces for Mayor - 6.8.2009
Gatsas pledges bipartisan solutions and long-term strategic planning.
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Manchester Mayor Draws National Attention for Leadership - 5.6.2009
Mayor Frank Guinta identified by national GOP leaders as one to watch.
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Manchester Tea Party Surpasses Expectations - 4.16.2009
Over 2,000 individuals attended the Manchester Tea Party on April 15, 2009.
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Recommended Slate Announced - 1.5.2009
Per the MRC bylaws, a nominating committee, formed by board resolution, has announced the following slate of candidates for officers of the MRC for the 2009 elections.
Chair: Will Infantine
First Vice Chair: Keith Murphy
Second Vice Chair: Jean Esslinger
Treasurer: Bryan Bernier
Secretary: Win Hutchinson
Board elections will be held at 7 pm on Wednesday January 21st at Murphy's Taproom, 494 Elm Street in Manchester. Nominations may also be made from the floor at that time, prior to voting, and all candidates will receive three minutes to address the membership.
According to MRC bylaws, any Manchester Republican who has attended at least three general meetings in the previous calendar year will be entitled to vote in this election.
Read More»
Ray Wieczorek Tribute - Shhh ...It's a Surprise! - 11.13.2008
A tribute to New Hampshire's premier statesman, Wednesday, December 10, 6-9 p.m., Verizon Wireless Arena.
Read More»
MANCHESTER REPUBLICANS ADD HOUSE SEATS - 11.5.2008
Despite a difficult national environment for Republicans, MRC candidates added a house seat, taking the Manchester delegation from six to seven Republicans. Congratulations to the following seven candidates:
Saggy Tahir - ward 2
Leo Pepino - ward 4
Will Infantine - ward 6
Larry Gagne - ward 6
Steve Vaillancourt - ward 8
Connie Soucy - wards 10-12
Irene Messier - wards 10-12
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MRC OFFERS 5-POINT PLEDGE TO MANCHESTER - 10.7.2008
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CITY HALL LAUNCHES VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVE - 9.25.2008
The City Clerk's Office has announced that there will be voter registration available at the following times and places.
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STATE DEMOCRATS GET $1.745 MILLION FROM OUT-OF-STATE - 9.25.2008
MANCHESTER -- The Manchester Republican Committee today released a report proving that the NH Democratic Party and its candidates have received $1.745 million from out-of-state sources, amounting to 47.21% of their total primary take. The NH Republican Party and its candidates, by contrast, have received less than $209,000 from out of state. The reports come in the wake of accusations by the Democrats of Republicans using "out-of-state influence" to affect New Hampshire politics.
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MRC CALLS ON BMA TO PUT SPENDING CAP ON NOVEMBER BALLOT - 9.3.2008
MANCHESTER - The Manchester Republican Committee called on the Board of Mayor and Aldermen to follow the clear intent of the law and the will of the voters by placing the spending cap question on the November ballot.
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MRC ENDORSES SPENDING CAP, CHALLENGES CITY DEMS TO JOIN IN PROTECTING TAXPAYERS - 7.30.2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
7/30/08
MRC ENDORSES SPENDING CAP, CHALLENGES CITY DEMS TO JOIN IN PROTECTING TAXPAYERS
MANCHESTER -- The Manchester Republican Committee today congratulated the New Hampshire Advantage Coalition on filing the petitions necessary to place a question before the voters limiting the city's spending increases to no more than the rate of inflation. "This is a huge accomplishment for the staff and volunteers of the NHAC, and Manchester will be better for it when this ballot question passes in November," said Will Infantine, chair of the MRC.
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CITY REPUBLICANS FIELD FULL SLATE - 6.24.2008
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MRC Launches New Website - 6.18.2008
MRC Launches New Website
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Ward 1 Changes Polling Location - 6.18.2008
Ward 1 moves polling location to Derryfield School effective immediately
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