Rockwall County, Texas – As early voting opens on October 19 and Election Day approaches on November 3, the Rockwall County Republican Party is stepping up its outreach to ensure a strong, informed turnout. County Chair Alma McClintock, along with precinct chairs, organized a series of meet‑and‑greet events throughout the county, inviting residents to meet elected officials, hear from candidates, and receive practical voting information.
Neighborhood events bring officials directly to voters
At the Harry Myers Center in Rowlett, Precinct 1A Chair Mary DuBose and Precinct 2B Chair Bob Vines hosted a gathering that featured County Commissioner for Precinct 1 Bobby Gallana, Justice of the Peace for Precinct 1 Tony Norton, Constable for Precinct 1 John Benedetto, and several candidates seeking office. Attendees exchanged questions with their neighbors and learned about the upcoming ballot.
Later, Precinct 2 Chair Frances White, Precinct 2A Chair Julie Spokes‑Owen, and Precinct 3B Chair Richard Henson held a session at The Harbor. Speakers included State Senator Bob Hall, Congressional District 32 candidate Jace Yarbrough, and Rockwall County Judge Frank New. Each stressed the importance of completing voter‑registration requirements, encouraging families and friends to develop a clear voting plan, and making sure eligible voters are heard at the polls.
Heath City Park event focuses on practical voting details
Precinct 2C Chair Dalton Tasset, Precinct 3E Chair Karen Myers, and Precinct 3C Chair Cindy Horne organized a Grill & Greet at the new Heath City Park. County Commissioners Dana Macalik (Precinct 2) and Lorne Liechty (Precinct 3) addressed the crowd, outlining key issues and the consequences of low voter participation. Speakers provided polling‑location information and emphasized the civic duty of voting.
The event closed with live entertainment from Brent Brunson, a George Strait tribute performer, adding a community‑spirit touch to the civic gathering.
McLendon‑Chisholm meet‑and‑greet highlights local law enforcement and tax offices
Precinct 3F Chair AJ Wesseler and Precinct 3D Chair Robbie Ryan hosted the most recent gathering in McLendon‑Chisholm. Rockwall County Criminal District Attorney Kenda Culpepper and Tax Assessor Kim Sweet explained the day‑to‑day responsibilities of their offices, helping residents understand how these positions serve the public and support effective local government.
Participants were encouraged to ask questions, share perspectives, and discuss matters of local concern in a welcoming setting.
Upcoming events and call to action
Several additional meet‑and‑greet sessions are scheduled throughout Rockwall County in the coming days. Organizers respectfully urge all community members to attend, noting that these gatherings provide valuable opportunities to meet officials, learn about the issues shaping the county, and develop a concrete plan for voting.
For more details, visit the Rockwall County GOP website at rockwallgop.org or follow the party on Facebook. The Republican Party remains committed to fostering an informed, engaged, and active electorate as the November election approaches.
Original reporting: Blue Ribbon News (Rockwall) — read the source article.
