Orange County Republicans -
This week we endorsed former State Senator John Moorlach for the upcoming special election on the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
In only days Orange County Democrats will endorse their far left pro-defund the police and pro-shut down candidate who will be a loyal foot soldier for Gavin Newsom in Orange County.
A Democrat victory in the special election will bring our Republican majority on the Orange County Board of Supervisors down to a single vote. We cannot let that happen.
Just across the county line in Los Angeles we see what a Democrat majority can do to a county: overreaching stay-at-home orders and a complete shut down of businesses with only one of the highest covid-19 rates in the country and double-digit unemployment to show for it.
We only have 60 days to execute a competitive and winning campaign operation to maintain our 4-1 majority on the Board of Supervisors and hold the county line against the Democrats seeking a return of the blue wave. We need your help to stop it.
Can you chip in $25, $50 or $100 to rebuild our victory account and keep our 2020 operations going to win this special election? ([link removed])
Together, Orange County Republicans can hand the Democrats another defeat and keep the momentum going to keep Orange County red.
CLICK HERE TO CONTRIBUTE TO OUR VICTORY OPERATIONS ([link removed])
CLICK HERE TO VOLUNTEER FOR JOHN MOORLACH ([link removed])
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