The Isle of Wight County Republican Party of Virginia
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Rick Morris is elected as the Republican Candidate for Virginia's 64th District of the House of Delegates
July 23rd, 2011-Results from the 64th District House of Delegates Republican Convention.
Delegates representing the counties of Isle of Wight, Prince George, Surry, Southampton, Sussex, and the cities of Franklin and Suffolk arrived by 10 AM on Saturday at the Windsor Ruritan Community House in Windsor, Virginia. Delegates cast votes in favor of one of the two candidates: Rick Morris and Joseph Waymack. 48 delegates from Isle of Wight County attended the convention and all votes were cast for Rick Morris. Prince George County had 37 delegates: 26 for Waymack, 11 for Morris. Franklin had 7, with all votes cast for Morris. Southampton County had 9, with all votes for Morris. Suffolk had 1 present for Morris. Surry County had 8 delegates; 3 for Waymack, 5 for Morris. Isle of Wight County carried about 42% of the vote for the 64th district. Congratulations to Rick Morris, our Republican candidate for the 64th District, Virginia House of Delegates. Rick will now focus his campaign on the November 2011 election. He will be challenging incumbant Democrat Bill Barlow for the Virginia House of Delegates seat for the 64th District.
July 23rd, 2011-Results from the 64th District House of Delegates Republican Convention.
Delegates representing the counties of Isle of Wight, Prince George, Surry, Southampton, Sussex, and the cities of Franklin and Suffolk arrived by 10 AM on Saturday at the Windsor Ruritan Community House in Windsor, Virginia. Delegates cast votes in favor of one of the two candidates: Rick Morris and Joseph Waymack. 48 delegates from Isle of Wight County attended the convention and all votes were cast for Rick Morris. Prince George County had 37 delegates: 26 for Waymack, 11 for Morris. Franklin had 7, with all votes cast for Morris. Southampton County had 9, with all votes for Morris. Suffolk had 1 present for Morris. Surry County had 8 delegates; 3 for Waymack, 5 for Morris. Isle of Wight County carried about 42% of the vote for the 64th district. Congratulations to Rick Morris, our Republican candidate for the 64th District, Virginia House of Delegates. Rick will now focus his campaign on the November 2011 election. He will be challenging incumbant Democrat Bill Barlow for the Virginia House of Delegates seat for the 64th District.
Congratulations to Michelle Brown, recipient of the 2010 Isle of Wight Republican Party $500 College Scholarship Program. Michelle is a 2010 Graduate of Windsor High School, and is the daughter of Ashby and Lois Brown of Carrsville. Michelle is attending Sweet Briar College. Congratulations Michelle!
In photo left to right: 2010 Chairman Rick Morris, Scholarship Committee Chair Sandra Koury, award recipient Michelle Brown, Treasurer John Brannis.
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In photo left to right: 2010 Chairman Rick Morris, Scholarship Committee Chair Sandra Koury, award recipient Michelle Brown, Treasurer John Brannis.
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