GOP Convention Addresses Primary, Leadership
This weekend's Republican state convention in Oklahoma City could generate considerable heat.
With a contested race for chairman and a battle to change the GOP's presidential primary system, interest in the event has grown.
The two issues are intertwined; the group pushing the change from a primary to caucus presidential system includes many of the same who seek to oust incumbent Chairman Gary Jones in favor of challenger Cheryl Williams.
The group includes arch-conservative Republicans, including national committeeman James Dunn; Rep. Mike Ritze of Broken Arrow; Rep. Charles Key of Oklahoma City; and Charlie Meadows, a Guthrie house painter and leader of the Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee.
With a contested race for chairman and a battle to change the GOP's presidential primary system, interest in the event has grown.
The two issues are intertwined; the group pushing the change from a primary to caucus presidential system includes many of the same who seek to oust incumbent Chairman Gary Jones in favor of challenger Cheryl Williams.
The group includes arch-conservative Republicans, including national committeeman James Dunn; Rep. Mike Ritze of Broken Arrow; Rep. Charles Key of Oklahoma City; and Charlie Meadows, a Guthrie house painter and leader of the Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee.
Labels: Charles Key, Charlie Meadows, Cheryl Williams, Gary Jones, James Dunn, Mike Ritze, Oklahoma Republican Party, Republican Presidential Primary System
posted by Mike McCarville @ 12:42 AM
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