Yesterday, August 7th, 2024, RPBC filed the following complaint against the City of Green Bay. The complaint was filed after our poll observers were denied access to a room, currently being used for in-person early voting and central counting, which appears to be at least partially under construction raising concerns that the room may not be permitted for occupancy. Despite reports that Green Bay has said the room is properly permitted, no response has been received providing the documentation requested.  

We are appalled by the recent attempted assassination of President Donald Trump, which tragically resulted in the death of one man and the injury of other innocent individuals.

This horrific event underscores the urgent need to address and confront the culture of hostility that has taken root in our society, and unequivocally denounce the disturbing trend of leftist celebrities and politicians imagining violence against President Trump and Republicans. Just this week President Biden said that “Trump is in the bullseye.”  

If we are to remain a nation, we must reject the normalization of political violence and reaffirm our commitment to civil discourse and representative government.

We must now transform our anger to political action and re-elect President Trump and Republicans down the ticket to restore civil liberties and earn back the American people’s respect for our institutions.   Click here to join RPBC to BE that difference.

~The Republican Party of Brown County

Being a member of the Republican Party of Brown County empowers you to actively participate in shaping the future of our community and country.  By continuing your membership, you contribute to the promotion of conservative values, support local candidates who align with these principles, and advocate for policies that strengthen our economy, security, and individual freedoms.  Your involvement helps ensure fair elections, fosters community engagement, and provides opportunities to connect with like-minded individuals dedicated to making a positive impact. 

As we approach the renewal period for your membership with The Republican Party of Brown County, we would like to take a moment to highlight the vital work your support makes possible as we strive to keep Brown County Red:

Supporting Local Candidates:  

Candidate Recruitment - Identify and recruit qualified individuals to run for local office
Campaign Assistance - Provide strategic guidance, campaign planning, and resources to candidates
Voter Guide – Assemble and publicize lists of preferred local candidates and referendum guidance
Fundraising – We must compete with Democrats who are pouring money into local races
Voter Registration Drives - Conduct initiatives to register new voters

Championing Election Integrity: 

Poll Monitoring - Recruit and train poll watchers to ensure legal voting practices are followed
Educational Campaigns - Inform public about voting and the importance of legal election practices
Advocacy - Support policies and legislation that enhance election security and transparency

Hosting Events: 

Forums – Events where candidates, elected officials, and thought leaders interact with constituents
Community Engagement - Social and community service events to increase our visibility and involvement
Fundraisers - Organize events to raise money for our activities and candidates

Staffing a Full-Time Office:  

Resource Center - Provide materials, information, and support for our members and candidates Administrative Support - Manage daily operations, including communication, scheduling, and financial management for the party
Volunteer Coordination - Recruit, train, and organize volunteers for various activities
Outreach Center - Serve as a point of contact for constituents seeking information or assistance

Additional Activities:

Communication - Manage social media, newsletters, and press releases to keep the public informed
Coalition Building - Collaborate with other organizations and groups to broaden our support and resources
Policy Development - work on local policy proposals and platforms that reflect the party's values and goals

Join us to be a part of the change you wish to see and help build a stronger, more prosperous America.

Doug Reich, Chairman

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An Evening with Lt. Col. Allen West...

This absurd show trial has now exposed, once and for all, the lengths the Democrats will go to silence, suppress, and even jail their political opponents. Unable to win in the court of public opinion, they turn to censorship and lawfare to silence dissent. But this should not be a surprise—it is the hallmark of socialism. The insane ideas and policies of the radical left will never be accepted by ordinary Americans, so they resort to force to retain power.

This kangaroo court verdict must now become a symbol for all Americans of the corrupt, immoral, and violent left-wing radicalism that has made its way from the ivory towers of American universities to our institutions and courthouses. If Americans do not unite to fight this corruption now, it will be the end of our country.

Any person who values democracy, justice, and the rule of law must do everything in their power to get President Trump elected and drain the swamp once and for all. The real verdict will be issued on November 5th

Biden is sending his advisor to tout a federally funded affordable housing project.  Ironically, the only reason Green Bay residents are struggling to find affordable housing is because of Biden’s inflation. Since Biden took office, consumer prices are up 19%, gasoline is up 29%, and mortgage rates are up over 100%, while real weekly earnings have declined 3.4%.  The federal government’s out-of-control deficits have fueled this destructive inflation, and yet Biden and the partisan Democrat mayor of Green Bay believe we are gullible enough to celebrate their federally funded “solution” to their federally funded problem.   

To lower inflation and interest rates, the federal government needs to stop mortgaging our future by piling up debt that can never be repaid.    

I want to thank all of our preferred candidates and volunteers for the incredible work you've done during the April election. Zuckerbucks was defeated by state referendum, and despite disappointments in several races in Green Bay, we had numerous gains in the rest of Brown County. 

Our efforts to support local candidates were vigorous.  Our Spring Voter Guide became an important aide to our members and Republicans throughout the county who rightfully struggle to get meaningful information about local candidates.  The late spring storm emphasized the need for an “all the above” approach and taking advantage of early in-person and absentee voting so that a random event doesn’t affect turnout.    

As we analyze this spring election, it’s important to realize how much time, effort, and money go into supporting local candidates.  We are fighting against out-of-state Democrat donors, organizations, and national PACs who are trying to take over Brown County and the rest of the country.  They are outspending us by orders of magnitude, and as most of us know, our local media is often very biased against us.  We simply cannot keep Brown County Red without the help of volunteers and donors.  I implore you to get involved with RPBC, join or renew your membership, come to our events, and offer to help in any way you can. 

Those of you who attended our recent sold-out Lincoln Reagan Dinner or went to the incredible Trump rally know how many enthusiastic, devoted patriots there are in our community.  It’s time to channel that enthusiasm into political action! 

Now we will pivot to the state legislative races, the 8^th District congressional, the US Senate, and of course, the presidential race.  Only with your help and support can we defend our country from the radical forces of evil and flourish in freedom and peace. 

Doug Reich, Chairman
Republican Party of Brown County

Earlier we released the following statement: "The Republican Party of Brown County is profoundly disappointed with Congressman Mike Gallagher’s recent decision to resign from Congress effective in April. While we are still working through the legal and procedural issues arising from the timing of this decision, we urge Congressman Gallagher to serve out his term and fulfill the promises he made to his constituents who elected him."

We would like to expand on this further. 

We share our members' anger with Congressman Gallagher, and we have expressed this to him directly.  However, it is vital that we not let our short-term anger deter us from seeking a strong conservative candidate to represent our party and district.  Do not let this setback deter us from our ultimate goal in November!  

Keep in mind that his resignation leaves us with only two primary legal choices as we understand it.  If he resigns before the April deadline (right now), it would cause a Special Election Primary and a Special Election within approximately 8 weeks.  This would force our candidates and supporters to spend money and scramble to hold an election primary and general election over the next few weeks which we would not be assured of winning.  Such an outcome could literally grant control of the US Congress to the Democrats. Furthermore, we would then be asking our voters to vote yet again in an August primary and the November general election.  

If he resigns after the April deadline, the seat will simply remain vacant until the November election.

There are implications to these decisions that are being considered at the local and national level.  It is our view that the best outcome is for him to simply remain in office until the voters can replace him in the general election in November.

As you are weighing these options, please keep in mind that none of these choices are optimal and all contain risk.  But it is the reality of the situation he alone has caused. 

Again, we urge him to simply perform his duty and represent the 8th District until his term officially ends.  

SPRING ELECTION AND PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE VOTE Day: Tuesday April 2nd, 2024

Find your polling location and sample ballot: myvote.wi.gov

List of races and polling locations
City of Green Bay voter information and absentee / early in-person voting dates

*Not authorized by any candidate or candidates committee. Preferred Candidates are not necessarily members of the Republican Party. Information was compiled using publicly available information.  While the candidates we prefer may not be affiliated with our party, we believe they have qualifications and values that are more aligned with ours compared to their opponent.  

**See here for full text of Referendum questions

Congratulations! to our Conservative Candidates for their victories in the primary elections! Your hard work and dedication have brought us one step closer to the goals of keeping Brown County RED. Now, as we gear up for the general election on April 2, it's crucial that we stay focused and energized.

As a state, we've seen the impact of low turnout of conservative voters firsthand: last spring, our state faced a disaster with the Supreme Court loss that has now led to Democrat gerrymandered redistricting. This serves as a stark reminder of the importance of every single voter. We cannot afford to sit back and let others decide our future.  If we don't have every conservative vote, our city and county could face the same fate as Portland or San Francisco.  Your vote matters!

These candidates need YOUR SUPPORT, and there is so much you can do to help ensure your conservative way of life is safe for your future and the next generation!  Please consider being a volunteer to help all the wonderful conservative local, state and national candidates, in the April, August and November elections.  Call 920-430-2005 to Volunteer, Donate, Join, or Attend our Lincoln Reagan Dinner.   

Please stay tuned for a Spring Voter Guide with a break down of candidates that align with Conservative values.  Contact RBPC for more information on how to help these local Conservatives in their efforts to Keep Brown County RED!

Let's work hard, stay united, and ensure that the Conservative Candidates win in the general election.