Anderson County Republicans to elect officers Thursday

Posted at 6:51 pm March 19, 2019
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The Anderson County Republican Party will elect officers of its Executive Committee on Thursday. The public is invited to attend, a press release said.

Elections will be held for the following positions: chair, vice chair, treasurer, vice treasurer, and secretary, the press release said.

The elections will be at 6:30 p.m. Thursday March 21, in Room 313 of theÂ Anderson County Courthouse atÂ 100 North Main Street in Clinton.

For more information, go to the Anderson County Republican Party events calendar atÂ https://actngop.org/events.php.

This pressÂ release was submitted by Anthony Allen.

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