The RPW Convention is a week away!

Another election year is underway, and the importance of working together has never been clearer. We have laid the groundwork for success by growing our local elections effort, building our ground game operation, strengthening our county party organizations, and training our grassroots activists for the road ahead. Now, this year is about translating that infrastructure into action, and ultimately, to Republican victories in November.

Republicans and like-minded conservatives will gather in Middleton for the Republican Party of Wisconsin Convention next week! Our annual convention is the best way to meet fellow Republicans, get informed on Party updates, and most importantly have your voice be heard! This is a phenomenal opportunity to get more involved with the Party.

Some of the opportunities for county delegates include:

• Hear reports from Party leaders, elected officials, and other invited speakers
• Vote on endorsement for statewide offices
• Vote on and adopt rules & resolutions
• Transact any other business that may be necessary to gain the objectives of the RPW
• Meet and mingle with like minded conservative leaders

The convention will be held from Friday, May 20th to Sunday, May 22nd at the Madison Marriott West in Middleton. This is shaping up to be one of the biggest conventions in modern history so make sure to grab a ticket! Visit the link below for event details. (Note: Please do not send checks to RPW via mail. Either pay online or bring your checks to the door as registration will be available the day of.)

The road to Republican majorities in the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate runs through Wisconsin – and this year, the fate of our state and country is on the line. We absolutely must re-elect Senator Ron Johnson, defeat Governor Tony Evers, send a Republican from the third congressional district to Washington, and elect conservatives at every level to help get Wisconsin and America back on track.

We look forward to seeing you at Convention this year! 

-Team WisGOP