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County Convention a Success!

This year's County Convention was held April 7th, 2009 and LaDonna Ryggs was elected Chairwoman.

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The Spartanburg County Republican Party congratulates newly elected Chairwoman LaDonna Ryggs!  

 

From GoUpstate.com:

REPUBLICAN ACTIVISTS HELP ELECT CHAIRWOMAN OF COUNTY PARTY

Hundreds of Republican activists turned out for the Spartanburg County GOP convention Tuesday night, and after six hours of debate, speeches and procedural issues, LaDonna Ryggs was elected chairman of the county party - replacing longtime chief Rick Beltram.

Ryggs, 43, is an administrative assistant in the publishing division at Bob Jones University. She has spent the past two years representing Spartanburg County on the state Republican Party executive committee... READ MORE HERE

 

 

  If you are looking for the latest edition of "Reminders", the Spartanburg GOP newsletter, then CLICK HERE.

  If you are looking for the list of Delegates and Alternates from Spartanburg County for the 2009 SC State Republican Convention, then CLICK HERE.

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