PERRY: Normally routine MSGOP precinct caucuses could be stirred up next weekend #GOP2016

BRIAN PERRY/Reorganizing the parties

Republicans across Mississippi turn out for precinct caucuses next weekend on Saturday, April 23. Those 10:00 morning meetings are the first stage in electing local and state Republican Party leadership for the next four years, as well selecting who will serve as delegates to the Republican National Convention.

Typically, Mississippi Republicans conduct this exercise in a routine manner; but the yet undecided Republican Presidential Primary could motivate some Republicans to stir up the process.

Madison County Journal
4/13/16

PERRY: Normally routine MSGOP precinct caucuses could be stirred up next weekend #GOP2016

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PERRY: Normally routine MSGOP precinct caucuses could be stirred up next weekend #GOP2016

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