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Showing posts with label Grays Harbor for Rob McKenna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grays Harbor for Rob McKenna. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Education, Jobs, Gov't Efficiency Top McKenna Issues

Education, unemployment, over-regulation, a county field plan, volunteer opportunities and Wild Olympics were topics on the table at last week's Grays Harbor for Rob McKenna Steering Committee Meeting. Facilitated by McKenna Political Director Jill Fagan, the meeting maxed out available booth space at the Golden Dragon on March 20.

Fagan identified McKenna's "top three issues" as education, jobs, and government efficiency. She briefed attendees on the success of recent small business roundtables hosted by McKenna at 13 locations statewide, citing de-regulation as key for business growth. Recent polling data, a Grays Harbor "field plan" and volunteer opportunities were presented. A calendar of events was also discussed, including the possibility of a post-parade picnic with McKenna and other candidates following the Loggers Playday Parade in September.

The next steering committee meeting is scheduled for April 17 at the Golden Dragon. Contact Cathy Colley for details.

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Grays Harbor for Rob McKenna Update

The Grays Harbor for Rob McKenna Steering Committee on October 18 at the Golden Dragon restaurant in Hoquiam. Jill Fagan, political director for the McKenna team, provided a campaign update and noted that "thousands of brand new donors" are on board. She also outlined a plan for building a schedule of events and putting together grassroots organizations for each county. Attendees were asked for input regarding local issues and events.

Among the many items discussed relating to the Grays Harbor political scene were: Wild Olympics, jobs and the economy, healthcare, illegal immigration and education.

The committee is actively recruiting for specific roles and assignments, including on-line/rapid response teams, social media, volunteer recruitment and committee expansion. The next committee meeting will take place in January 2012.

For additional information, contact Cathy Colley.