GC Republican Election Headquarters opens Thursday in former comics /collectibles store

 

The Genesee County Republican Committee will open the 2016 Genesee County Republican Election Headquarters on Thursday Sept. 29^th at noon. The headquarters will be located at 440 Ellicott St. in Batavia, formerly FoxProwl comics and collectibles store, located at the corner of Ellicott and Otis streets.*

 

“Our goal is to get more people interested, registered, and “out-to-vote” on Election Day -- Tuesday November 8^th,” said Richard Siebert, chairman of the Genesee County Republican Committee. “This is the most exciting presidential race I have been a part of in the past 20 years, and voter turnout will show the enthusiasm and anticipation as we elect a new President.”

 

Signs, literature, and voter registration material will be available at the Republican Headquarters. It will remain open every Tuesday and Thursday from noon until 6 p.m., and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Citizens interested in local, state, and national races are encouraged to stop in, discuss political and policy issues, as well as sign up to campaign on local races.

 

Every Genesee County registered voter has the ability to vote in this election for a number of different candidates, representing different levels of government. Below is the list of Republican candidates that all Genesee County residents will have the opportunity to vote for:

 

Donald Trump -- United States President

Wendy Long -- United States Senator

Chris Collins -- United States Congressman

Michael Ranzenhofer -- New York Senate 

Steve Hawley -- New York Assembly

Scott German -- Genesee County Treasurer

William Sheron -- Genesee County Sheriff

Charles Zambito -- Genesee County Court Judge

Don Coleman -- Genesee County Corner

Karen Lang -- Genesee County Corner

 

“With other local Republican candidates in the City of Batavia and towns across the County there will be several more important local races to monitor,” Siebert said. “Each Republican we put into office advances policies that include increased economic development, a fiscally conservative government, safety for residents, along with individual freedoms such at the right to bear arms.”