Republican Party of St Lucie County



ARTICLE I. OFFICESThe principal office of the St. Lucie County Republican Executive Committee (hereinafter “the Executive Committee”) shall be located in St. Lucie County, Florida.ARTICLE II. COMMITTEE MEMBERSSection 1. Bi-Annual Reorganization Meeting. The Bi-Annual Reorganization meeting of the Executive Committee shall be held in December of each even numbered year, for the purpose of electing officers and for the transaction of any such other REC business. The date of the meeting, being held in December of even numbered years, shall be determined by the Chairman. Written notice shall be given to all Committee Members no later than ten (10) days prior to the meeting date. Written notice can be delivered by either United States Postal Service or electronic email.Members in good standing of the Executive Committee may place their name in consideration for the Executive Board Offices of: Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer.Section 2. Special Meetings. Special Meetings of the Executive Committee, for any purpose or purposes, unless otherwise prescribed by statute, may be called either by the Chairman or by the Executive Board and also shall be called by the Chairman upon the written request of not less than twenty percent (20%) of all the Members of the Executive Committee in good standing and eligible to vote. No late agenda items and no motions from the floor, other than those made for published agenda items, shall be allowed at Special Meetings. Section 3. Place of Meeting. The Chairman and Executive Board may designate any place within St. Lucie County, State of Florida, unless otherwise prescribed by statue, as the place of meeting for any meeting called. If no designation is made the place of meeting shall be the principal office of the Executive Committee in St. Lucie County, Florida.Section 4. Notice of Meeting. Written notice stating the place, day and time of the meeting, and in the case of a Special Meeting, a detailed agenda will accompany the meeting notification. Notification for all meetings, Regular and Special, shall be given no less than ten (10) days prior unless otherwise prescribed by statute. A general purpose shall not be sufficient for a Special Meeting Notice.Section 5. Voting Lists. The Secretary of the Executive Committee shall maintain a current roster of all Members eligible to vote. No later than ten (10) days prior to any meeting, Regular or Special, the Secretary shall make the roster available for inspection to any Member requesting to do so. The roster shall also be produced, and remain open, during all meetings, Regular and Special.Section 6. Quorum. Forty percent (40%) of all members in good standing and eligible to vote, shall constitute a quorum of the Executive Committee.Section 7. Proxies. There shall be no proxies by the St. Lucie County Executive Committee.Section 8. Vacancies. A candidate for a vacancy in the Executive Committee shall complete an application for membership and attend two (2) Regular Meetings of the Executive Committee within a three (3) month period. The Membership Committee shall verify the prospective member’s Republican Party registration within fifteen (15) days of receiving the application. If the candidate has not indicated a sponsor on the application, the Chairman shall assign one. The Membership Committee will issue the “Precinct Member’s Handbook Tutorial Program” and review it with the applicant. Candidates shall submit a statement verifying that they have reviewed and understand the program at their second Regular Meeting. If all prerequisites have been met, the Executive Committee shall vote on the application prior to the adjournment of the candidate’s second Regular Meeting. The vote shall be by majority of the quorum of Committee Members. The effective date shall be that on which the Secretary of the Executive Committee registers the candidate’s qualifying oath with the County Supervisor of Elections after it has been executed by the new member. The Chairman, or his/her designee, shall also forward the new member’s Republican Party loyalty oath to the state Chairman within thirty (30) days of the effective date.Section 9. Alternates. There may be as many alternate committee members as there are duly elected members in each precinct. Alternate members are not eligible to vote except in the absence of the member they are an elected alternate for. Each alternate member shall possess the qualifications required of the member they are an elected alternate for. All alternates shall be elected by the Executive Committee in accordance with Article II, Section 8 of these bylaws.Upon the election of an alternate Committee Member by the Executive Committee there shall be a designation as to which precinct Committeeman or Committeewoman they shall represent as an alternate. Alternates to Committeemen must be male and alternates to Committeewomen must be female. Alternates shall be elected to serve as an alternate for a specific precinct Committee Member and shall only be eligible to vote when that Committee Member is absent from Regular or Special Meetings.ARTICLE III. COMMITTEESSection 1. Executive Board. The Executive Board of the Executive Committee shall be referred to as the Executive Board. There shall be seven (7) members of the Executive Board. Those persons who shall be members of the Executive Board are: Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, State Committeeman, State Committeewoman.Authority of Executive Board. The Executive Board is vested with all the rights of the Executive Committee and is authorized to act fully and completely in its stead and on its behalf in all matters that may be brought before it between meetings of the Executive Committee. The Executive Board shall keep minutes of its proceedings and such minutes shall will be available to every member of the Executive Committee upon request.Meetings. Meetings of the Executive Board shall be held as needed to discharge its duties and functions. A meeting of the Executive Board may be called by the Chairman or any three (3) members of the Executive Board with three (3) days’ notice or, in an emergency set forth in the Minutes, on less notice. No member of the Executive Board shall vote by proxy. A quorum of any Executive Board meeting shall be a majority of the members of the Executive Board. Meetings of the Executive Board shall be open to any member of the Executive Committee who desires to attend; however, no such attendee shall be a voting member of the Executive Board on account of such attendance. The Chairman may invite guests he/she determines appropriate to attend Executive Board meetings.Secretary/Assistant Secretary. The Secretary/Assistant Secretary shall issue notices of all meetings of the Executive Committee and the Executive Board. He/she shall also be the official custodian of the Executive Committee’s books and records and shall perform all duties incident to his/her office or imposed by Florida Statutes. The Secretary’s duties shall be prescribed in the Florida Statutes, the Republican Party of Florida Constitution, the Republican Party of Florida Rules of Procedure, the County Model Constitution, and the Executive Committee By-Laws and as directed from time to time by the Chairman.The Secretary and/or Assistant Secretary or, in the event neither the Secretary nor the Assistant Secretary can attend, Chairman’s Designee shall attend all meetings of the Executive Committee and the Executive Board. He/she shall keep minutes of the same and shall perform such other duties as required by the Executive Committee By-Laws or as directed from time to time by the Chairman.The Secretary shall maintain a current and updated list of all Executive Committee members and shall provide each member in good standing with a copy of said list when requested. The secretary will also be responsible for keeping a current and updated list of all Executive Committee members on file at the offices of the Executive Committee, the Supervisor of Elections Office and the RPOF.Treasurer. The Treasurer shall perform all duties incident to his/her office or imposed by Florida Statutes. The Treasurer’s duties shall be prescribed in the Florida Statutes, the Republican Party of Florida Constitution, the Republican Party of Florida Rules of Procedure, the County Model Constitution and the Executive Committee By-Laws and as directed from time to time by the Chairman.The Treasurer shall have the following specific duties:He/She shall ensure that the bonds required by the County Model Constitution for the Chairman and Treasurer are obtained and filed with the County Supervisor of Elections; andHe/She shall have charge and supervision over, and be responsible for, accounting for all receipts and disbursements of the Executive Committee; andHe/She shall cause all financial receipts of the Executive Committee to be deposited in the name, and to the credit of, the Executive Committee in FDIC insured banks or other FDIC insured depositories approved by the Executive Board; andHe/She shall cause all expenditures of the Executive Committee to be disbursed by checks drawn upon the authorized depositories of the Executive Committee and receive and preserve all invoices, vouchers and other similar supporting documentation for all disbursements; andHe/She shall carry out all expenditure orders of the Chairman, Executive Board and/or Executive Committee as the case may be. All checks shall be signed by two (2) authorized signatures as required by the County Model Constitution; andHe/She shall render to the Chairman and/or Executive Board whenever requested, a statement of the financial condition of the Executive Committee and/or of his/her transactions as treasurer; andHe/She shall render report to the Executive Committee at each meeting thereof a financial report, which shall include a summary of receipts and reasonable itemization of disbursements since the previous meeting; andHe/She shall timely prepare and submit to the Chairman for review the report of contributions and expenditures required by Section 106.29, Florida Statutes and the County Model Constitution. He/She shall advise the Chairman of the requirements that the report must be timely filed with the County Supervisor of Elections and that a copy of the cover sheet of said report be timely filed with the State Executive Committee as required by the Model County Constitution. He/She shall ensure that a copy of the complete latest filed report is available for inspection at each meeting of the Executive Committee; andHe/She shall produce all financial records of the Executive Committee to, and comply with all requests for information and documentation from, the annual audit committee appointed by the Executive Committee under the Model Constitution; andHe/She shall perform all duties incident to the office of Treasurer and any other additional duties as from time to time may be assigned to him/her by the Chairman or the Executive Board provided however, that any incidental or additional duties shall be consistent with the County Model Constitution, the Executive Committee By-Laws and general law.Section 2. Establishment of Standing Committees. The following [shall] may be standing committees for the purpose stated: Membership. The Membership Committee shall may consist of as many members as determined by the Chairman. It shall have the following duties and responsibilities:Processing of Membership Applications. The Membership Committee shall review applications for membership in the Executive Committee and report to the Executive Committee whether an applicant meets the requirements of Florida Statutes, the Republican Party of Florida Constitution, the Republican Party of Florida Rules of Procedure, the County Model Constitution and the St. Lucie Republican Executive Committee By-Laws.Identify Qualified Candidates. The Membership Committee shall have the principal responsibility to identify candidates for membership in the Executive Committee for any vacancies therein.Records. The Membership Committee shall furnish the Secretary the records of new member oaths and qualifications. Training Program. The Membership Committee shall develop and maintain a Precinct Committee Member’s Tutorial Program Handbook for issuance to applicants for membership. The program shall contain information essential to Republican Party principles, operations of the Executive Committee and its relationship to the Republican Party of Florida, as well as the obligations and responsibilities which are expected of Executive Committee Members.Voter Registration. The Voter Registration Committee shall may consist of as many members as determined by the Chairman. The Voter Registration Committee shall undertake reasonable programs identified by it and the Executive Committee that will enhance registration to Republican Party affiliation and provide contact with newly registered Republican voters. The term of this committee shall run parallel to the term of Chairman of the Executive Committee.Finance Committee. The Finance Committee shall may consist of as many members as determined by the Chairman. It shall be responsible for raising funds to assist with the operation of the Executive Committee and such Republican activities as sponsored by the Executive Committee. The term of this committee shall run parallel to the term of Chairman of the Executive Committee.Candidate Recruitment. Elections Committee. The Candidate Recruitment Elections Committee shall may consist of as many members as determined by the Chairman. It shall be responsible for identifying candidates for the various elected offices at various levels in the St. Lucie County jurisdiction. It shall be responsible for identifying and counseling candidates for the various elected offices. The Committee shall be responsible for all GOTV activities, including, but not limited to, forums, debates, phone banks, door knocking, advertising, mailings, etc. Any member of the Candidate Recruitment committee who becomes a candidate for office shall be removed from the committee while a candidate and/or during their term as an elected official. The term of this committee shall run parallel to the term of Chairman of the Executive Committee.Special Events Committee. The Special Events Committee shall may consist of as many members as determined by the Chairman. It shall be responsible for identifying various events that take place in St. Lucie County such as the County Fair, festivals, gun shows, etc., and obtaining information for participation by the Executive Committee at such events. The Special Events Committee shall be responsible for securing and completing any and all paperwork necessary for the Executive Committee to participate in such events, coordinating payment of same from the Treasurer and recruiting and organizing volunteers to work the events. The term of this committee shall run parallel to the term of Chairman of the Executive Committee.Section 3. Resignation. Any Standing Committee member may resign at any time by giving written notice to the Executive Committee, the Executive Board or the Chairman. The resignation of any Standing Committee Member shall take effect at the time of notice unless otherwise specified. Any pending vacancies may be filled by the Chairman to take effect on the specified date of resignation. All vacancies filled by appointment of the Chairman shall appear on the agenda for the next Regular Meeting of the Executive Committee. A confirmation vote, as per Robert’s Rules of Order, will occur (i.e. no motion or second required, simply a voice vote to confirm).Section 4. Vacancies. Any vacancy occurring in a Standing Committee may be filled by the Chairman. A Standing Committee member appointed to fill vacancy of a resigning member shall be appointed for the unexpired term of the committee. Any Standing Committee positions to be filled by reason of an increase in the number of members may be filled by the Chairman for the unexpired term of the committee. All vacancies filled by appointment of the Chairman shall appear on the agenda for the next Regular Meeting of the Executive Committee. A confirmation vote, as per Robert’s Rules of Order, will occur (i.e. no motion or second required, simply a voice vote to confirm).Section 5. Ad Hoc Committees. The Chairman of the Executive Committee shall may appoint such committees of limited duration as the Chairman might determine to be needed for any activity authorized by the Executive Committee and report the appointment of such committees and membership at the next Executive Committee Regular Meeting. Members of Ad Hoc committees need not be approved by the members of the Executive Committee.ARTICLE IV. REMOVAL OF A COMMITTEE MEMBERSection 1. Removal for Cause. Any Committee mMember or oOfficer may be removed from office for cause upon a two-thirds (2/3) majority vote under the provision of Article V of the RPOF Model Constitution. An example of an action constituting cause for removal of a member would be a failure to the loyalty oath or a Committee mMember taking such action that is to the detriment of the Executive Committee without first bringing the desire to take such action to the Executive Board.Multiple Absences. A Committee Member who is absent for three (3) consecutive meetings without a valid excused absence shall be removed from the Committee as of the date of the third consecutive consecutively missed meeting.Excused Absences. Prior to missing such a third consecutive meeting, any member may request, in writing, that an absence be excused indicating the reason for such the absence. Excused absences may be granted and/or denied by the membership of the Executive Committee by a majority vote of the members present at a duly called meeting. If an excused absence is granted that committee member shall be treated as present only for the purpose of meeting attendance requirements. Authorization to grant such excused absences may not be delegated by the Executive Committee.ARTICLE V. ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTSCommittee members are required to attend no less than four (4) Executive Committee meetings between January 1st and December 31st of each year.ARTICLE VI. ENDORSEMENTSSection 1. The Executive Committee reserves the right to endorse candidates in all party primaries and non-partisan races in accordance with the following rules:Endorsements may be considered by the Executive Committee in any election cycle.Before any such endorsement may be considered under this section, a motion to allow endorsements in the current election cycle must be passed by an affirmative vote of seventy-five percent (75%) of members present at a duly called meeting. Such affirmative vote must also qualify as a majority of voting members of the Executive Committee.After endorsements are approved as described in paragraph B of this section, the Committee may then endorse a specific Republican candidate in a primary or non-partisan election by a seventy-five percent (75%) affirmative vote of those present and voting at a duly called meeting and also providing that the total affirmative vote represents a majority of the full committee.The members of the Executive Committee and all registered Republican candidates in the race for which endorsement is sought must be notified by U.S. Mail, electronic mail or FAX as required by statute or rule, that an endorsement vote will be considered. It shall be the responsibility of the Chairman of the Republican Executive Committee to ensure that the notification has been delivered at least ten (10) days before the vote for endorsement.All votes to endorse a candidate shall be made by secret ballot.Once the Committee has voted to consider endorsements, the following procedure shall be followed in any vote to endorse a candidate in a particular election.; any member of the Executive Committee who wishes the membership to consider endorsement of a particular candidate shall present in writing to the Executive Board of the Executive Committee a request to propose endorsement of a candidate at the next Executive Committee meeting. The request shall be accompanied by a written consent by the candidate that the candidate will accept the endorsement of the Executive Committee if granted. Such proposal shall be submitted to the Executive Board in time for the Executive Board to include the information in their notice of the next Executive Committee meeting.Any member of the Executive Committee who wishes the membership to consider endorsement of a particular candidate shall present in writing, to the Executive Board, a request to propose endorsement of a candidate at the next Executive Committee meeting.The request shall be accompanied by a written consent by the candidate that he/she will accept the endorsement of the Executive Committee if granted.Upon a majority vote of the Executive Board, the Chairman shall place a resolution for endorsement on the next Executive Committee meeting in which a ten (10) day notification can be achieved.All candidates in other races will be considered as being equally qualified and receive equal support from the Executive Committee in accordance with the Candidate Guidelines.While an individual member of the Executive Committee, other than the Chairman, may endorse a Republican candidate in a primary election, they may not use the official stationary of the Executive Committee in making such an endorsement unless the Executive Committee has made such an endorsement as authorized under these By-Laws and the endorsement is consistent with the Committee’s action.Neither the Executive Committee Chairman nor anyone gainfully employed by the Executive Committee shall endorse, support or contribute to the campaign of any Republican in a primary campaign unless such candidate has been properly endorsed by the Executive Committee under the provision of these By-Laws.Candidates may, but are not required to, seek endorsement by the Executive Committee. Should circumstances arise that the endorsement is no longer appropriate, the endorsement shall be withdrawn. Upon recommendation of the Executive Board, the Executive Committee reserves the right to withdraw an endorsement by a seventy-five percent (75%) vote of those present and voting at a duly called meeting, providing that the total affirmative vote represents a majority of the full committee and provided that a notice of intent to withdraw an endorsement shall be mailed to the committee and the candidate at least ten (10) days prior to the said meeting.ARTICLE VII. RESOLUTIONSThe procedure for adoption of resolutions is shall be as follows:Resolutions on Prior Notice. A proposed resolution submitted in writing to the Executive Committee prior to the meeting and transmittal of the meeting notice and circulated to the members in the meeting notice shall be presented at the next duly called meeting of the Committee. The resolution shall be adopted only upon the affirmative vote of two-thirds (2/3) of those in attendance when there is a quorum present. Any amendment offered at the meeting of the proposed resolution that substantially or materially alters the object or purpose of the resolution shall render the proposed resolution to be treated as if it were made without prior notice. Such determinations regarding alteration shall be made by the Chairman or the presiding officer.Any proposed resolution shall be submitted in writing to the Chairman of the Republican Executive Committee at least 15 days before the meeting of the Republican Executive Committee at which the resolution is to be considered. The proposed resolution shall be referred to the County Executive Board for a review of its form based on its clarity, understandability, use of plain language, content and subject matter. Upon a two-thirds vote of the County Executive Board, the proposed resolution shall be placed on the agenda for the next meeting of the Republican Executive Committee.Resolutions Without Prior Notice. A proposed resolution may be submitted in writing at any regular meeting prior notice. The presenter shall provide adequate written copies of the proposed resolution for all persons in attendance. Passage of such proposed resolution shall require the affirmative vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the full committee.Any proposed resolution not timely submitted under paragraph (A) may only be considered under emergency or extraordinary circumstances and if it is received at least 24 hours before the Republican Executive Committee meeting. The determination of emergency or extraordinary circumstances shall be in the discretion of the Chairman of the Republican Executive Committee or a two-thirds vote of the County Executive Board. If approved for consideration by the County Executive Board, it shall be subject to the same process described in paragraph (A) for Resolutions with Prior Notice.Resolutions in Conflict with the Party Platform. No resolution which conflicts with the platform of the Republican Party of Florida or of the National Republican Party shall be approved by the St. Lucie County Executive Committee.ARTICLE VIII. AMENDMENTSSection 1. These By-Laws may be altered, amended or replaced and new By-Laws may be adopted by the Executive Committee or by the Committee Members by a majority vote of the full membership of the Executive Committee. Amendments to these By-Laws shall be proposed in writing and shall be sent to all members together with notice of the meeting as a condition precedent to the consideration of such amendment.ARTICLE IX. FINANCIAL CONTROLS AND LIMITS OF AUTHORITYSection 1. Financial ControlsExcept as provided in the By-Laws all expenditures of the Executive Committee Chairman or 2/3 vote of the Executive Board in excess of $500 shall be approved by a majority vote of the Executive Committee at a duly called regular or special meeting at which a quorum is present.The members of officers of the Executive Committee shall be without authority to and shall not incur debts or otherwise obligate the Executive Committee financially except as expressly authorized by the Executive Committee or by these By-Laws.All cash, checks or other funds received by or for the benefit of the Executive Committee shall be deposited in one or more financial institutions designated by the official depositories for the Committee funds. Checks may be drawn or withdrawals made against the accounts only upon the signature of the Treasurer and Chairman. A resolution to the financial institution signed by the Chairman with the approval of the Executive Committee shall require that all checks or drafts be co-signed as indicated above. No check or other instrument payable to the Executive Committee shall be cashed, nor shall cash collected be expended, but it must be deposited in one or more of the designated accounts.A petty cash fund may be established and funds drawn from the official depositories for that purpose, may thereafter be expended in amounts less than $1500.00 per transaction. All such petty cash draws and expenditures must be documented in a petty cash ledger with written receipts showing the purpose of the expenditures and filed with the Treasurer at least monthly. All petty cash withdrawals above $100 must be approved by the Chairman prior to withdrawal.Section 2. Board’s Limits of AuthorityThe Executive Board shall have authority to approve non-budgeted expenditures as follows:In any quarterly reporting period under Section 106.29, Florida Statutes, non-recurring expenditures not exceeding $900.00 under the authority of the Chairman pursuant to Section 4(A).Expenditures directly related to planning, promoting and hosting annual Lincoln/Reagan Dinner fund.Items contained in the approved annual budget need not be individually or specially approved by the Executive Committee.Section 43. Chairman’s Limits of AuthorityThe Chairman shall have authority to approve non-budgeted expenditures as follows:In any quarterly reporting period under Section 106.29, Florida Statutes, non-recurring expenditures not exceeding $3500.00.Usual, customary and reasonable expenditures incurred in the ordinary course of the Executive Committee’s activities, includingExpenditures directly related to the maintenance of the office used as headquarters for the Republican Party of St. Lucie County and its website, including rent, utilities regular telephone lines, internet access subscription, insurance, office supplies, office equipment, postage for regular mailings, repairs and other similar recurring overhead expenses; andExpenditures directly related to implementation of an election campaign plan provided the campaign plan has been approved by the Executive Board.ARTICLE X. SOCIAL MEDIA – NEWSLETTERS – OTHER COMMUNICATIONThe St. Lucie County REC Social Media accounts will be administered by the Chairman, who at his/her discretion may appoint two additional administrators and only those administrators will have authority to monitor, edit and post on such social media sites and shall not use such authority for their own personal use or gain through an REC social media site. REC members who are administrators of social media accounts who are also candidates for elected office shall be removed as an administrator while a candidate and/or during their term as an elected official.Facebook pages or groups must adhere to RPOF guidelines and therefore are not to be created by an REC member without obtaining permission from the Chairman. Facebook pages or groups not approved by the Chairman will be asked to be taken down. Similarly, newsletters or other writings using the word Republican or GOP cannot be distributed by individual REC members without review by and permission of the Chairman. Members sending out such newsletters or other writings will be asked to cease and desist until such time as they have obtained permission to do so from the Chairman. Non-compliance of this Article can result in censure of the member and/or removal of the member from the REC.All St. Lucie County REC social media accounts, websites, website hosting, letterhead, logos, brands, likenesses, member address and email lists, etc., both real and virtual, are properties, of the St. Lucie County REC< the Republican Party of Florida, and/or the Republican National Committee. Granting access to administer, contribute, edit and monitor these accounts should in no way be construed as a transfer of ownership of such properties. Account numbers, passwords, and access rights shall not be granted to or shared with anyone other than those approved by the Chairman. Access and use of any and all of the above listed items can be revoked without warning or cause by the Chairman, and in his/her absence, the Vice-Chairman. Upon written notice users will hand over all accounts, passwords, and access rights to the Chairman or his designee.At no time shall an administrator or anyone that has access rights of any social media account, website, website hosting, etc., change or cause to be changed the name of ownership, or the address of ownership of such property, without express written consent of the Chairman or his designee. All notifications, including but not limited to, expiration, cancelation, monies due shall be forwarded upon receipt to the Chairman, the Treasurer, and the Secretary.Any member who accepts access to any social media site does so with the understanding that having access granted to them does not convey ownership in any form or manner, and that access may be withdrawn at any time.Any member who, upon written request, is asked for the account numbers, passwords, etc., in order for the St. Lucie County REC to gain and establish control of REC properties may be held liable for any monetary damages incurred in the process of gaining and establishing control of REC properties, including but not limited to legal fees and fees to third parties.ARTICLE XI. ELECTIONSSection 1. Final AuthorityFinal authority in all Republican Party matters and in the Party organization and/or government not specified in Florida Statutes shall vest in the Republican State Executive Committee.Section 2. Delegated AuthorityAuthority of the St. Lucie County Executive Committee shall be such as is provided specifically in Florida Statutes and as may be delegated to the St. Lucie County Executive Committee by State Party rules from time to time.These By-Laws of the St. Lucie County Republican Executive Committee were duly adopted by a majority vote of the full membership of the St. Lucie County Republican Executive Committee Executive Committee on the ____ day of __________, 2____.ST. LUCIE COUNTY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEBY:_____________________________________________ ChairmanATTEST:_______________________________ Secretary of the St. Lucie County Republican Executive Committee ................
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