May 21, 2020      2:34 PM
Despite differing opinion, Republican Party of Texas Chairman says nomination for Ratcliffe seat will move forward
“Because the primary runoff has been delayed until mid-July due to the Coronavirus pandemic…the window to conduct the CDEC meeting and elect the replacement nominee is just three weeks.”
Republican Party of
Texas Chairman James Dickey
on Thursday afternoon said that the nomination process will go forward for a replacement
candidate on the ballot for Rep. John Ratcliffe, who was just confirmed as
Director of National Intelligence.
“President Donald Trump
made an excellent decision placing a Texan in charge of our intelligence
community,” Dickey said. “We look forward to electing a Republican candidate
who will follow Congressman Ratcliffe’s excellent example in CD4!”
In an afternoon email to party
faithful, Chair Dickey said that “Because the primary runoff has been delayed
until mid-July due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the new County Executive
Committee terms begin August 3, 2020, which means the window to conduct the
CDEC meeting and elect the replacement nominee is just three weeks.”
By Scott Braddock
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