CCGOP rents different HQ locations in Even Election Years Only, so there is no PHYSICAL location except for September 1st through November 6th in Even Years (Example 2020, 2022, 2024…). Should you need to contact the Republican Party, please call the Chairman at (704) 484-GOP (704-484-2467). The phone number is voicemail only and the Chairman will be emailed a transcript of the message you leave and will return your phone call as soon as it is convenient.
Don't forget about the Cleveland County Republican Party Monthly Meeting at the Creekside Clock Thursday 2/25/2021 starting at 5:45PM (order dinner), then 6PM start, with Executive Committee Meeting immediately following. ... See MoreSee Less
Our Guest Speaker will be Clifton Philbeck, Board of Elections Director for Cleveland County.
I hate that I can't be there this evening because I'm in "quarantine" for an out-patient procedure tomorrow morning (COVID test on Monday was NEGATIVE). I look forward to seeing all my friends again at the CCRMC meeting on Saturday.
And also the Republican men’s breakfast at Swoogers sat morning at 7:30
Fellow Cleveland County Republicans, mark your Calendars for the 2021 Convention on March 6th. ... See MoreSee Less
Any official comment on the insurrection last week?
Did you vote in the Republican Primary in March of 2020? If you didn't, and you're unhappy with the performance of a Republican, maybe you'll vote in the NEXT primary. If you are unwilling to take the time to research candidates and vote in the primary, should you be complaining about how they voted? Primaries decide who runs on the General Election Ballot. Our Next Primary is in March of 2022, which is just over 14 months away...Filing is in in December 2021! Also...Get involved. Please don't be one that complains from the Cheap Seats. The Active Members of the Cleveland County Republican Party worked their butts off, and succeeded in getting every Republican on our ballot to get at least 62% of the vote. ... See MoreSee Less
Having just purchased a home in Shelby, I am very much looking forward to getting involved in the local party.
Did you vote in the Republican Primary in March of 2020?
Yes, I did.
I don't complain about those I did NOT vote for.
I want to be involved. I miss the meetings because the only announcements I know of come in too late because they’re here on Facebook. Is there a way to get a mass text out or email of events? I believe more people will be leaving this platform and it will be necessary if it has not already been implemented.
I think now more than ever shows that we demand true conservative representation from the school board all the way up to Congress. Don’t just vote, run for office. Be bold.
Doesn't matter if same election board stays. There was Zero (0) Independent/Conservative representation in Poll workers during this past election. Don't kid yourself there will NEVER be another legitimate election. Just our slow death of the American culture. Cleveland county Election office is corrupt.
Agreed!! Anyone planning on running against the incumbents? 🤔🤔
My question is if the big elections all rigged then why vote
The whole election system needs an over haul! The GOP has to get tough! It’s ridiculous to not have voter ID! If someone says it’s racist they are the racist and are trying to hide something !
Just how does Trump, Robinson and Tillis win and Forrest lose?
Voter I D ,,,. idk, but this country better do something, and straighten out this mess ,with all the talk amongst people you’ll never get voter turnout again if it’s not restored,This is a Major Problem for both parties.,..,personally I say we bunch and have a do Over with all hands on deck,no computers no mail in,in person Only.js
If the GOP does not get tough they are going to start losing a lot of votes because people are going to say the election was rigged so there was no use to go vote
funny how EVERY recount has gone republican. nationwide. AND there was ZERO Independent/Republican Poll/Vote workers at ALL election locations in Cleveland County. Cleveland County Election office CANNOT explain why.
Cleveland county CANNOT Verify republican votes. Office hung up on me when I asked.
I am proud we kept our promises to North Carolinians, that our record of results earned strong support from voters, and most of all that I can continue serving the people of Cleveland County who trust me to be their voice in this legislature.
Raleigh, N.C. - State House Speaker Tim Moore (R-Cleveland) sent a letter Friday to Joint Legislative Elections Committee Co-Chair Rep. Destin Hall (R-Caldwell) directing him to "utilize all available tools, including your constitutional and statutory
Enter a first name and last name, then click Search to view Sample Ballots, Election Day Polling Place, Voter Details, Jurisdictions, Voter History, and Absentee Request information.
Find your Early Vote - s3.amazonaws.com/dl.ncsbe.gov/ENRS/2020_11_03/absentee_county_20201103.zip Once you download the zip file, open it, and scroll down to your county, then open your county's file and search for your name. Scroll right and it will show whether it was accepted and what date it was. This is JUST FOR EARLY VOTING through 10-31-2020...Not election Day. ... See MoreSee Less
The Cleveland County Board of Education will soon have five new faces. With over 220,000 votes tallied, Cleveland County voters elected five Republican
Voters in Cleveland and Lincoln counties overwhelmingly went for the Republican candidate when picking a new District Court judge Tuesday.Jamie Hodges of
We are receiving a substantial amount of calls from voters who are wondering whether their absentee/early vote was accepted. Please spread the word in your counties that absentee information can be found by:
3. Click the link in his section called “Download Current Absentee Counts- County File (CSV)”
4. Search for your name within the file.
5. The status of a ballot’s acceptance is under the column “Ballot_rtn_Status”
Unfortunately, election day voting information has not been posted on the State Board of Elections site. That may take some time to be uploaded.
Lastly, we have received a lot of calls where people are looking up their early vote and it is showing that they voted absentee. This is correct because all early votes show up as absentee votes under the State's software. ... See MoreSee Less
The school board members who were unseated EARNED their removal in this election. That obvious tow-the-line pack mentality that was on display at the special called Board Of Education meeting regarding graduation was damning. Two extremely good men sealed their own fates. And when the next election for seats is up we need to continue replacing those other individuals, just as promised with these.
proud to be American,, proud to be a republican..
I just moved here from AZ, looks like I did just in time. California people have moved in droves there taking their voting habits with them.
I moved from Irdell County Mar. 2019 , And I Love Cleveland County / Shelby and The people. Thanks Soo much to All the people working and volunteering to make this a "Great" place to live.
Me and my old man both went the 1st day of early voting and cast our votes at the legrand center.... both of our names are there...
My complaint .... we didn't get a sticker or an ink pen like I've seen everybody else getting! Is there any way we can get a pen?
I had an absentee ballot and turned it in on September 17th. My name is NOT on there! Why?!
Me and my family voted Friday and don’t see our names either.
AWESOME I see My name , That conformation is a Great ( As in Make America Great ) Feeling :)
Me nor my wife are on there. We voted Saturday
I voted and it’s not showing up on your list! 😩
My family voted Friday and our name isn’t on there either.
Misleading because I didn’t vote til the 28TH and these are only people who voted before the 26th. I can tell because of the date on the lower left hand corner of every page. My name sure enough isn’t on there. ☹️ Some people who voted on the 25th or before are not even on there.
I would look here!! This is more accurate!!
https://vt.ncsbe.gov/RegLkup/
Republicans in Cleveland County didn't go door to door asking people to change. People rejected the Direction the Democrat Party has taken, and our folks were always prepared with Registration Forms to help them make it official. ... See MoreSee Less
Are you willing to work a shift or 2 on Election Day in your precinct? The shifts are We have 6:30-9:00AM, 9:00AM-1:00PM, 1-5PM, and 5-7:30PM. It's easy. All you do is SMILE say "Hi, would you like a Republican Sample Ballot?" If they say no, say "Thank you for Voting" If they say yes, Ask them to "Flip the Ballot over and fill out all the races, especially the 3 County Commissioners and 5 Board of Education". That's it. No arguments. Takes 15 Seconds. If you'd like to sign up, please email "chairman@ccgop.com" with you the Precinct you'd like to work, Your Name, Your Cell Number, and which shift(s) you'll work. We are almost there! If you are likely to argue with someone or make a scene, please don't sign up. ... See MoreSee Less
Welcome to the Cleveland County Republican Party, where we focus on the 80%. If you are a conservative or think you are a conservative, you are welcome! If your party has become too progressive for you, you are welcome in the Republican Party. If you are unaffiliated and want to learn more about the Republican Party, come visit us! If you are thinking about walking away from your party, come visit with us…you will be welcomed!
Cleveland County has a rich tradition of providing leadership for the Great State of North Carolina! The “Shelby Dynasty” produced two Governors, O. Max Gardner and Clyde Hoey. Now, Cleveland County is home to the Speaker of the North Carolina House, Representative Tim Moore.
Cleveland County Republicans have been very successful in recent elections. In 2018, every Republican on the ticket won in Cleveland County. Our County Commissioners are ALL Republicans. Our District Attorney is a Republican. Our Register of Deeds is a Republican. Quite frankly, our goal is to ensure that every elected official in Cleveland County is a Republican.
If you are thinking of becoming more politically active, you’ve come to the right place. The core of the Cleveland County Republican Party are friendly, hard-working folks from all walks of life. It’s a great first step to becoming an elected official, becoming a political activist, or just learning more about the party!
The next meeting of the Cleveland County Republican Party will be held on Feb. 11th, 2019 at 7 pm. The speaker will be Hal Weatherman, Chief of Staff for Lt. Governor Dan Forest. The meeting will be held at the Cleveland County Chamber office located at 200 S. Lafayette St, Uptown Shelby.
The Cleveland County Republican Convention will be held March 9, 2019 at the Cleveland County Cooperative Extension Office located at 130 S Post Rd, Shelby, NC 28152. Registration will begin at 9 am.
Mitch Kokai from the John Locke Foundation in Raleigh will be our guest speaker at our meeting Monday October 8, 2018 at 7 pm at the Cleveland County Chamber. He will be speaking on the upcoming election and its implications for state government policies and control of Congress.
The Cleveland County Republican Party will not meet during our normal time on March 12. We hope you will join us for the County Convention on the 17th.
Cleveland County GOP Convention will be Sat. March 17, 2018, at 9AM at the NC Cooperative Extension Center located at 130 S. Post Road, Shelby.
The 2018 CCGOP Reagan Day Dinner will be held Saturday, April 21, 2018. The special guest speaker will be Kelvin J. Cochran, author, public speaker, former Administrator of the United States Fire Administration, and former Fire Chief of Atlanta Fire Department.
Happy hour will begin at 5 pm, the program will begin at 6.
February 12 2018 we will be having our monthly GOP meeting at the Chamber of Commerce located at 200 S. Lafayette St, Shelby. The Executive Committee will meet at 6 pm and the regular meeting will be at 7 pm. Dianna Bingle, our area Field Director with Americans for Prosperity, will be presenting at the 7 pm Meeting.
The special guest speaker will be Kelvin J. Cochran, author, public speaker, former Administrator of the United States Fire Administration, and former Fire Chief of Atlanta Fire Department.
