Grant County Republicans Hold 2016 Convention

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Published: 26 May 2016 26 May 2016

GC Republicans RSGreetings Grant County Republicans!

Saturday May, 21 the Republican Party of New Mexico held its 2016 Quadrennial Convention to elect delegates to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio.

Below are the members of the New Mexico's delegation to the RNC Quadrennial Convention in July 2016! We're excited to announce that Grant County has three Republicans who were elected to represent New Mexico as alternate delegates to the RNC, Chairman Curtis Stevens Jr., Rebekah Stevens and Pam Pinson. Grant County is also represented by the youngest male and female members of the delegation, respectively.

At-Large Delegates (in order of votes received):

  • Steve Pearce
  • John Sanchez
  • Don Tripp
  • Allen Weh
  • Susana Martinez
  • Lisa Shin
  • Andrea Moore
  • Fernando C de Baca
  • Susan Throckmorton
  • Phil Archuleta
  • Demesia Padilla
  • Jonathan Gardner
  • At-Large Alternates (in order of votes received):
  • Rod Adair
  • Rowena Baca
  • Rick Romero
  • Leslie Pearce
  • Denise Ramonas
  • Richard Montoya
  • Rebekah Stevens
  • Kelly Boner-Benner
  • Cecelia Salazar
  • Curtis Stevens Jr.
  • Paul Donisthorpe
  • Pamela Pinson
  • Congressional District 2 delegates (in order of votes received):
  • Cynthia Pearce
  • Jason Perry
  • Francine Hecker
  • Congressional District 2 Alternates (in order of votes received):
  • James Townsend
  • David Gardner
  • Angel Fairman

Click here to read the entire list of the New Mexico delegation as provided by the Republican Party of New Mexico.

We congratulate each member of the delegation on their victories!

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