2022 REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE REPORT
APPORTIONING THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE
WHEREAS, a convention is required by RSA 667:21 and Article I, 3, B, (2) of the New Hampshire Republican State Committee By-Laws (the “By-Laws”), to effect an organization for the New Hampshire Republican Party (the “Party”), for the following two years; and
WHEREAS, the term “County” shall in context of this resolution refer to the County and City Committees which by virtue of their population, have a representative on the Executive Committee and who may, pursuant Article V, 1, C of the By-Laws, elect to organize and operate separately from the County Committee in the county where they are located; and
WHEREAS, the Party nominees and delegates to the State Convention from each County are required after the November election to elect a County Committee on or before December 15, 2022, consisting of such number of persons as this Convention shall by vote apportion to each county; and
WHEREAS, the members of the committees thus chosen shall constitute the State Committee of the Party; and
WHEREAS, the County and City Committees that shall be designated as members of the New Hampshire State Committee Executive Committee are those as provided for in the By-Laws; and
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the membership of the County Committees of the Republican Party for the ten counties and the City Committees of the cities of Concord, Manchester, Nashua, and Derry shall be identical in number and apportionment as the delegates authorized for this Convention by New Hampshire RSA 662:6 as stated on March 22, 2022, plus one for each County or City Chairperson, who shall be a member of his or her County or City Committee, plus the elected and appointed officers of the State Committee, to wit:
AUTHORIZED MEMBERSHIP
County Committees | Elected Officers | ||
Belknap County | 19 | Chair | 1 |
Carroll County | 23 | Vice Chair | 1 |
Cheshire County | 32 | Regional Vice Chairs | 5 |
Coos County | 31 | Secretary | 1 |
Grafton County | 46 | Assistant Secretary | 1 |
Hillsborough County | 70 | Treasurer | 1 |
City of Manchester | 33 | Assistant Treasurer | 1 |
City of Nashua | 26 | Appointed Officers | |
Merrimack County | 35 | Asst. to Chair-Recruiting | 1 |
City of Concord | 13 | FEC Compliance Officer | 1 |
Rockingham County | 81 | Finance Chair | 1 |
Town of Derry | 10 | Total Officers: | 14 |
Strafford County | 38 | ||
Sullivan County | 20 | County & City Chairs | 14 |
Total RSA 662:6: | 477 | Total Ex Officio: | 28 |
Grand Total: | 505 |
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that each committee within the above limits shall be constituted without regard to race, creed, sex or national origin; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that as soon as possible after the November election, but prior to and including December 15, 2022, the Party nominees and Party delegates elected from the several counties and cities identified above shall caucus in accordance with Article V, 3, A of the By-Laws for the purpose of electing members of the State Committee for the 2023-2024 biennium. The State Committee Chairman will be responsible for notifying all Party nominees and elected Party delegates by mail at least ten days before the day of the caucus. The results shall be reported to the State Committee Chairman no later than December 15, 2022.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the membership of each County Committee may be apportioned geographically in the same manner as the delegates are elected to this convention pursuant to RSA 662:6 as stated on March 22, 2022, except as otherwise permitted by the Executive Committee of the New Hampshire Republican State Committee or the By-Laws.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that By-Laws amendments enacted during the 2023-2024 biennium affecting the subject matter of this Organization Report, i.e., the organization of and membership in the State Committee, shall be deemed to automatically modify inconsistent provisions of this Organization Report with no further action by the Convention.
Submitted this 23rd day of April 2022
Rep. Wayne MacDonald
Rep. Robert Lynn
Rep. Daryl Abbas