This page is a repository for basic information about the effort to reform the OCGOP
The OCGOP has become less effective than it needs to be in view of the ridiculously well-funded and corrupt (fraud, ballot harvesting, etc.) Democratic efforts to make Orange County Blue. Reform is therefore necessary.
OCGOP Reform must include three elements:
Important Links:
Facebook: Russ Neal for OCGOP
OCGOP
OC Registrar of Voters
Register to Vote
To support this reform, reform-minded candidates must be elected to the Central Committee this March 3, 2020. The next chance will be in 2024. YOU MUST BE REGISTERED REPUBLICAN TO VOTE FOR THESE POSITIONS!
The OCGOP has become less effective than it needs to be in view of the ridiculously well-funded and corrupt (fraud, ballot harvesting, etc.) Democratic efforts to make Orange County Blue. Reform is therefore necessary.
OCGOP Reform must include three elements:
- Our Message must be updated to speak to current issues of concern to Californians and to non-traditional Republican constituencies
- We are the Party of Freedom, Democrats are the Party of control; control over every aspect of your life
- We are the Party of upward economic mobility through middle class jobs. Democrats destroy middle class jobs to keep people poor and dependent and keep themselves in power.
- Enhance Part Unity by:
- Allowing grassroots Republicans to speak at Central Committee meetings
- Broadening the Central Committee's endorsement process to reflect wide Republican consensus.
- Build a precinct level 24/7/365 organization throughout the county
Important Links:
Facebook: Russ Neal for OCGOP
OCGOP
OC Registrar of Voters
Register to Vote
To support this reform, reform-minded candidates must be elected to the Central Committee this March 3, 2020. The next chance will be in 2024. YOU MUST BE REGISTERED REPUBLICAN TO VOTE FOR THESE POSITIONS!
Here are the Candidates for Central Committee by Assembly District from the Registrar of Voters Candidate Filing Log. The top 6 voter getters in each district on March 3rd are elected and take office for four years in November. Reform candidates are in red and my recommendations are in bold red.
AD55
Gene Hernandez - Incumbent
Brett Barbre - Incumbent
Elvira Moreno
Rhonda Shader
Michael Navarro
Tim Shaw – Incumbent – OCBE(4) candidate
Craig Young - Incumbent
Melissa Salinas
Anthony Johnson
AD65
Steve Sarkis - Incumbent
Baron Night - Incumbent
Leroy Mills - Incumbent
Cynthia Thacker – Incumbent – Assembly candidate
David Shawver - Incumbent
James Waters
Amy Freemen
Bobby Florentz
Dewayne Normand
Nicholas Dunlap
AD68
Deborah Pauly - Incumbent
John Park
Trevor O'Neil
Ray Gennawwy – CD45 candidate
Austin Lumbard
Robert Walters
Fred Whitaker - Incumbent
Deepak Sahini
Esther Koh
Todd Spitzer - Incumbent
Benjamin Yu – Assembly 68 candidate
Scott Voigts
Mark Bucher - Incumbent
Denis Bilodeau
AD69
Brian Harrington
Alberta Christy - Incumbent
Kaitlin Pringle
Thomas Gordon - Incumbent
Lewis Adame
Gisela Contreras
Cecilia Inglesias - Incumbent
Jon White – Assembly candidate
Karina Onofre
Timothy Whitacre – Incumbent
AD72
Russ Neal
Gracey van der Mark
Jeffrey Barke - Incumbent
Austin Edsell
Zack McCready
Amy West – CD47 candidate
Eva Weisz
Andrew Do - Incumbent
Ryan Billings
Peter Amundson
Patrick Harper
Brian Burley
Kermit Marsh – Incumbent
AD73
Nick Wilson
Elaine Gennawey
DD Dominguez
Mike Munzing - Incumbent
Greg Raths – CD45 candidate
Jake Vollebregt
Art Sanchez
Shawn Gordon
Lisa Bartlett - Incumbent
Ed Sachs - Incumbent
Diane Harkley
Laurie Davies - Incumbent
Linda Knight
Candice Burroughs
AD74
Diane Dixon
Mike Gasca
Jennifer Sterling
Katherine Daigle
Barbara George
Thomas Fuentes Jr. - Incumbent
Will O'Neill - Incumbent
Kelly Ernby – Assembly candidate
Mike Glenn
Emily Sanford
Ben Chapman
Alison Burchette
Scott Peotter
Erik Weigand
Mike Posey
Beth Holder
AD55
Gene Hernandez - Incumbent
Brett Barbre - Incumbent
Elvira Moreno
Rhonda Shader
Michael Navarro
Tim Shaw – Incumbent – OCBE(4) candidate
Craig Young - Incumbent
Melissa Salinas
Anthony Johnson
AD65
Steve Sarkis - Incumbent
Baron Night - Incumbent
Leroy Mills - Incumbent
Cynthia Thacker – Incumbent – Assembly candidate
David Shawver - Incumbent
James Waters
Amy Freemen
Bobby Florentz
Dewayne Normand
Nicholas Dunlap
AD68
Deborah Pauly - Incumbent
John Park
Trevor O'Neil
Ray Gennawwy – CD45 candidate
Austin Lumbard
Robert Walters
Fred Whitaker - Incumbent
Deepak Sahini
Esther Koh
Todd Spitzer - Incumbent
Benjamin Yu – Assembly 68 candidate
Scott Voigts
Mark Bucher - Incumbent
Denis Bilodeau
AD69
Brian Harrington
Alberta Christy - Incumbent
Kaitlin Pringle
Thomas Gordon - Incumbent
Lewis Adame
Gisela Contreras
Cecilia Inglesias - Incumbent
Jon White – Assembly candidate
Karina Onofre
Timothy Whitacre – Incumbent
AD72
Russ Neal
Gracey van der Mark
Jeffrey Barke - Incumbent
Austin Edsell
Zack McCready
Amy West – CD47 candidate
Eva Weisz
Andrew Do - Incumbent
Ryan Billings
Peter Amundson
Patrick Harper
Brian Burley
Kermit Marsh – Incumbent
AD73
Nick Wilson
Elaine Gennawey
DD Dominguez
Mike Munzing - Incumbent
Greg Raths – CD45 candidate
Jake Vollebregt
Art Sanchez
Shawn Gordon
Lisa Bartlett - Incumbent
Ed Sachs - Incumbent
Diane Harkley
Laurie Davies - Incumbent
Linda Knight
Candice Burroughs
AD74
Diane Dixon
Mike Gasca
Jennifer Sterling
Katherine Daigle
Barbara George
Thomas Fuentes Jr. - Incumbent
Will O'Neill - Incumbent
Kelly Ernby – Assembly candidate
Mike Glenn
Emily Sanford
Ben Chapman
Alison Burchette
Scott Peotter
Erik Weigand
Mike Posey
Beth Holder