So, last month, I convinced you of the importance of the Republican County Committee and that YOU need to be on it. Great! So, now what do you do?
First you contact Joseph Concannon at info@QueensCountyRepublicanPatriots.com. Joe knows which seats are still empty – which is most of them – and will guide you step-by-step.
Fortunately, you will not start until next March, which gives you plenty of time to learn the ropes.
Here, I will give you an overview of the process so that you can see that it’s not complicated.
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